Here are Asia-based tour operators that advertise affordable Africa tours and safaris. I’ve grouped them by country (contacts, specialties and sample price cues where available). I recommend contacting several for quotes, checking recent reviews, and confirming exact inclusions (flights, park fees, transfers) before booking.

Malaysia / Singapore

• Star Travel (Malaysia) — full-service travel agency offering East Africa packages (Kenya, Tanzania). Good for packaged departures from Malaysia. (startravel.com.my)
• Sunway Travel (Malaysia) — sells Egypt, Kenya, Morocco and other Africa packages; often publishes fixed-date group departures and ground-only packages. (sunway.travel)

India

• Delfin Tours (India) — publishes affordable Kenya safari packages targeted at Indian travelers (sample prices and budget options shown on their India pages). Good for value group departures and Indian-food options. (delfintours.com)
• GetSetGo Holidays (India) — offers Kenya, Victoria Falls and multi-country Africa itineraries; positions itself on competitive pricing for Indian market. (getsetgoholidays.com)
• Kingsway Tours / various Indian safari resellers — several India-based agents list low-cost Masai Mara and multi-day safari packages (compare inclusions). (TourTravelWorld.com)

Other Asia / Regional DMCs

• Malayan Safaris / DMCs in Malaysia & Singapore — regional Destination Management Companies that can arrange customized Africa itineraries for groups originating in SE Asia (good for MICE / group bookings). (malayansafaris.com)

Notes and booking tips

• “Affordable” often means fewer included extras (lower-grade lodges, more group sizes, excluding international flights). Always check whether park fees, internal flights, tips and visas are included. (See sample package pages above for typical inclusions.) (delfintours.com)
• If you’re based in Egypt (you mentioned Egypt earlier), also compare booking directly with reputable African DMCs (Kenya/Tanzania/South Africa) — sometimes local African operators offer better ground prices than Asian resellers. Consider a blended approach: buy international flights from your home market and a ground package from a reliable local African operator. (en.wikipedia.org)
• Verify current prices, availability and recent traveler reviews (Tripadvisor, Trustpilot, Google Reviews) before paying deposits. Prices and schedules change seasonally and year-to-year.

If you want, I can:

• Request direct affordable quote examples (e.g., 5–7 day Kenya Masai Mara budget safari) from 3–4 of these agencies and compare inclusions; or
• Find Asia-based agencies with the best recent reviews for Africa packages (I’ll pull current review scores and sample itineraries).

Which would you prefer: quick contact/quote comparisons, or a shortlist filtered by lowest published price vs. best-reviewed?