Your dream has come true — you’ve booked an African safari. And, now that the plan’s in place, you want to learn a bit more about the incredible animals you’ll{...}
Every year, about 50,000 people from around the globe trek to Tanzania to climb Mount Kilimanjaro. As Africa’s tallest mountain, it entices climbers, hikers, and everyone in between to visit.{...}
Around 4.5 million people visit Africa each year strictly for tourism and going on a safari is a top priority for many of them. Indeed, Africa’s safari tourism business is{...}
In 2019, Kenya’s tourism industry grew to $1.9 billion with over 2 million foreigners coming to the country. While Kenyans are used to seeing tourists and speak English as one{...}
With 67 million visitors in 2018, Africa’s tourist industry is the second-fastest-growing in the world. If you’re planning a trip to Africa, you may be wondering about which part to{...}
Did you know that climbing Mount Kenya, the second-highest African mountain, takes anywhere from three to seven days? That is one serious commitment to make! Embarking on the journey of{...}
Kenya is approximately 580,367 square kilometers. This vast country has diverse landscapes that include arid savannahs, mountains, and the Coast. Each part of Kenya has its climate, and generalizing the{...}
Picture this. You’re out on a safari while a beautiful lion strolls up close to the vehicle. It’s ready to let out a loud roar that will catch the attention{...}