In this episode, we head to the rugged beauty of Namibia’s Damaraland to meet some very special residents: the last 150 desert-adapted elephants. My guest, Daniel Oswald, shares how a volunteer project with the Elephant Human Relations Aid (EHRA) not only brought him face-to-trunk with these remarkable giants, but also inspired him to swop his Swiss banking career for a life in Africa tourism.From building protective walls to prevent elephants from damaging farmers’ water pumps, to tracking herds under the blazing desert sun, Dani reveals how hands-on conservation is helping people and wildlife coexist. We talk about sleeping under the stars, the Peace and Seed education projects, and the unexpected joys (and surprises) of life in the bush.Whether you’ve dreamed of volunteering in Africa, are fascinated by wildlife conservation, or just love a good story about life-changing journeys, this episode will leave you inspired. And maybe it will have you packing your own bag for Namibia.Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: “Africa with André auf Deutsch” EHRA: https://www.ehranamibia.org/Namibia Tourism: https://visitnamibia.com.na/Malva pudding recipe: https://wandercapetown.com/recipe/malva-pudding/👉 If you’ve enjoyed this episode or have thoughts to share, please reach out: podcast@africawithandre.comFollow me on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comSound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
In this episode we share the remarkable story of "Mary" (a pseudonym to protect her privacy), a woman whose determination, integrity, and resilience helped her rise from humble beginnings to the role of General Manager of an hotel in Africa.Starting with no connections, no job prospects, and even being asked for unspeakable "favors" just to get a chance at work, her story is one of courage in the face of cultural challenges.We explore how Mary fought for her first job, the struggles of women in male-dominated work environments, and how she is now mentoring younger women. The deep love she has for her job, makes her hotel a special place.This is a raw and inspiring conversation about resilience, leadership, and the power of staying true to one’s values.Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: “Africa with André auf Deutsch”👉 If you’ve enjoyed this episode or have thoughts to share, please reach out: podcast@africawithandre.com Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comSound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
In this second part of our Angola travel series, André takes you on an unforgettable tour of Angola’s natural wonders and hidden landmarks. Discover the majestic Kalandula Waterfalls, the impressive Tundavala Gorge, and the iconic Serra da Leba mountain pass – all must-see sights for any visitor.You will meet João, a passionate local tour operator, who is on a mission to share Angola’s magic with the world. He tells us about Angola’s cultural heartbeat: the rhythms of Kizomba and Semba, and the vibrant Angolan Carnival. We also hear about the mystical Pedras Negras de Pungo Andongo, and how the fearless Queen Nzinga is still admired today.If you're looking for unspoiled landscapes, authentic culture, and off-the-beaten-path African adventures, this episode is an initial guide to traveling in Angola. Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: “Africa with André auf Deutsch” ** Please tell your friends about this podcast, and leave me a rating on Spotify or Apple. I would love to hear from you - send me your questions, comments and ideas to podcast@africawithandre.com ** Serra da Leba: https://welcometoangola.co.ao/en/directorio/serra-da-leba/Tundavala Gap: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tundavala_GapThe Muila People: https://www.101lasttribes.com/tribes/muila.html Ndalatando Botanical Garden: https://welcometoangola.co.ao/en/directorio/centro-botanico-do-kilombo/Porcelain Rose: https://worldsensorium.com/angola/Kalandula Waterfall: https://edition.cnn.com/travel/kalandula-falls-angolaPedras Negras: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Rocks_at_Pungo_AndongoBaia dos Tigros: https://angola-tourism.com/baia-dos-tigres/ Lubango: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LubangoAround Lubango: https://edition.cnn.com/travel/lubango-angola-destinationO Pensador: https://www.hoteisangola.com/en/conheca-nosso-pensador.htmlMusicians:Paulo Flores: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paulo_Floresand on Spotify:
Join André as he visits Angola, a raw and authentic corner of Africa, ready to reveal its secrets.In this first of two episodes, André explores the vibrant capital Luanda, the cooler highlands of Lubango, and Angola’s complex history - from the ancient African kingdoms, the colonial era, the Civil War, and the period of re-building since then.We meet local tourism professionals, including Irene, Pepe, and Richard, who share their insights on Angola’s people, diverse cultures, and landscapes—from the source of the Okavango to the striking Namibe Desert.Whether you’re a curious adventurer, a cultural explorer, or a tourism professional, this episode offers interesting insights into Angola’s potential as a must-visit African destination.Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: “Africa with André auf Deutsch” ** Please tell your friends about this podcast, and leave me a rating on Spotify or Apple. I would love to hear from you - send me your questions, comments and ideas to podcast@africawithandre.com **Luanda: https://welcometoangola.co.ao/en/directorio/o-que-fazer-em-luanda/ and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LuandaNational Slavery Museum: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Museum_of_SlaveryViewpoint of the Moon “Miradouro da Lua”: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/miradouro-da-lua-viewpoint-of-the-moon Lubango: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lubango Giant Sable Antelope: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_sable_antelopeOperation Noah’s Ark: https://mg.co.za/article/2003-05-31-operation-noahs-ark/ Iron Palace in Luanda: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pal%C3%A1cio_de_Ferro and https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/the-iron-palace-luanda-angola Pure & Authentic Tourism Angola: https://www.pa-angola-tourism.com/Kleber Group: https://klebergroup.com/Diamir: https://www.diamir.de/ASR – Alliance of Independent Travel Companies (Germany): https://asr-berlin.de/ Follow me on Social Media:Instagram:
It’s probably something you wouldn’t have thought to do – but do yourself a favour and book a Cycle Tour through Soweto, near Johannesburg.We chat with Maria Malepa from Lebo’s Backpackers & Cycle Tours about why this vibrant, historic part of South Africa deserves a deeper look.Maria shares the inspiring story of her late husband Lebo, who turned a small homestay into a thriving community tourism hub. We discuss what makes Soweto unique, why cycling is the best way to experience it, and the unexpected moments—like being spontaneously invited to a wedding!If you want to see the real South Africa, this episode is your starting point – it will help you really understand the amazing people. 🇿🇦🚴🏾 Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: “Africa with André auf Deutsch” ** Please tell your friends about this podcast, and leave me a rating on Spotify or Apple. I would love to hear from you - send me your questions, comments and ideas to podcast@africawithandre.com ** Lebo’s Backpackers & Cycle Tours: https://www.sowetobackpackers.com/activities/bicycle-tours/ Apartheid Museum: https://www.apartheidmuseum.org/Hector Pietersen Memorial: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hector_Pieterson_MuseumSouth African Tourism – Gauteng province: https://south-africa.net/south-africa/gauteng/Joburg Tourism: https://visit.joburg/Home/Home Miriam Makeba: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miriam_Makeba Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
How does a luxury train company give back to the communities it travels through? In this engaging follow-up conversation, André reconnects with Tiffany Vos-Thane, and we dive into Rovos Rail’s sustainability efforts—from using bamboo products and locally made amenities to cutting water use by 90% with custom-built vacuum toilets (yes, it’s fascinating!).We also explore Rovos Rail’s ambitious journeys across 10 African countries, including pioneering trips into Angola and the challenges of navigating visas, corruption, and unpredictable rail lines.If you love travel, adventure, and brilliant problem-solving, this episode is for you! Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: “Africa with André auf Deutsch” ** Please tell your friends about this podcast, and leave me a rating on Spotify or Apple. I would love to hear from you - send me your questions, comments and ideas to podcast@africawithandre.com ** Rovos Rail: https://rovos.com/ Rovos Rail partners with these South African companies for their sustainability products:Msulwa Life: https://msulwalife.co.za/Katavi Botanicals: https://katavibotanicals.com/ Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
Ever wondered how a family with zero tourism experience created the most luxurious train journey in Africa? In this first of 2 episodes, we chat with Tiffany Vos-Thane, daughter of Rovos Rail founder Rohan Vos, about how her parents turned their love for trains into a world-famous experience.Tiffany shares behind-the-scenes stories, from the early struggles to setting new standards in train travel — such as private en-suite bathrooms before anyone else had them. Plus, hear how Rovos empower their staff to ensure that their guests have the most wonderful journeys. And how they create world-class meals from a surprisingly tiny kitchen.This is history, luxury, and a whole lot of passion—on wheels!Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: “Africa with André auf Deutsch” ** Please tell your friends about this podcast, and leave me a rating on Spotify or Apple. I would love to hear from you - send me your questions, comments and ideas to podcast@africawithandre.com ** Rovos Rail: https://rovos.com/ Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
Ever dreamed of running a safari lodge? Thijs Claassen did—and then found himself fixing water pipes at dawn, dodging elephants, and managing last-minute vegan wedding requests… in the middle of the African bush! In this episode, we take you inside Elephants Crossing, a lodge nestled in the breathtaking, malaria-free “Welgevonden Game Reserve”, where Thijs and his wife Noortje built their dream after leaving the Netherlands.Expect funny stories, heartwarming moments, and a glimpse into what it takes to run a luxury lodge in the wild. Plus, why are elephants called "the ninjas of the bush"? Tune in to find out! 🐘 Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: “Africa with André auf Deutsch” ** Please tell your friends about this podcast, and leave me a rating on Spotify or Apple. I would love to hear from you - send me your questions, comments and ideas to podcast@africawithandre.com ** Elephants Crossing Lodge: https://elephants.crossinglodges.com/Welgevonden Game Reserve: https://www.welgevonden.org/South African Tourism – Limpopo province: https://south-africa.net/south-africa/limpopo/Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
Botswana is one of the ultimate destinations if you want to go on safari. Why is travelling to Botswana more expensive than other destinations? How do you run a camp or lodge in what feels like the middle of nowhere? What should you know about a visit to this country in southern Africa? James, who works at Desert & Delta Safaris, explains this to us. He also talks about his favourite birds (one sounds like a champagne cork!), and about a new opportunity for visitors to see the cultural side of the country. Be inspired to travel! Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: “Africa with André auf Deutsch” ** Please tell your friends about this podcast, and leave me a rating on Spotify or Apple. I would love to hear from you - send me your questions, comments and ideas to podcast@africawithandre.com ** Desert & Delta Safaris: https://desertdelta.com/Nxamaseri & Tsodilo Hills: https://desertdelta.com/camps/nxamaseri-island-lodge/Tsodilo Hills on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsodilo James’ podcast “Inspiring African Travel”: https://open.spotify.com/show/0LK7s27vRQl19aGlUGw8AC?si=db3ab6533e22487a Aardvark: https://www.awf.org/wildlife-conservation/aardvarkBird: Collared Pratincole: https://ebird.org/species/colpra and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collared_pratincoleBird: Black-bellied bustard: https://ebird.org/species/bkbbus1 and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-bellied_bustard Botswana Tourism: https://www.botswanatourism.co.bw/Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
What happens when a child growing up in a remote village never sees a map, a book, or a story about the world beyond their home? Hilma Weber knows firsthand—and she’s on a mission to change that.In this episode, we chat with Hilma about her journey from Namibia to Switzerland and how her passion for books led her to create library boxes for underprivileged children. We dive into her beautifully illustrated Children’s Picture Atlas of Namibia and Africa, why maps spark curiosity, and how she’s inspiring a love for reading.Plus, we hear a hilarious story about a roaring competition that terrified some chickens! 🦁📖🐔 Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: “Africa with André auf Deutsch” ** Please tell your friends about this podcast, and leave me a rating on Spotify or Apple. I would love to hear from you - send me your questions, comments and ideas to podcast@africawithandre.com ** Hilma Weber website: https://hilma-weber.com/Examples of Hilma’s books: https://hilma-weber.com/books/- Children’s Picture Atlas of Namibia- Children’s Picture Atlas of Africa- The Treasure Hunt (A Tale of Friendship)- Hear Me Too- The FeelingsDevelopment Workshop Namibia: https://dw-namibia.org/ecd.phpInformation about The Sahel: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SahelFollow me on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
Lukhanyiso is a dynamic young South African woman who tells us about following her dreams through good times and tough times: from South Africa to Switzerland and back again. She now runs a travel company giving visitors the chance to meet local South Africans – and thereby get a deeper understanding and love of our country. We chat about what South African food is, and where to find the loo with the best view… Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: “Africa with André auf Deutsch” ** Please tell your friends about this podcast, and leave me a rating on Spotify or Apple. I would love to hear from you - send me your questions, comments and ideas to podcast@africawithandre.com ** Lugi Design Travel: https://lugidesign-travels.com/Tim & Angelique’s Eco Lodge near Sedgefield: https://reflectionsreserve.com/Sculpture Garden near Stellenbosch: https://www.dylanlewis.com/studio/sculptureBeau Constantia: https://www.beauconstantia.com/Constantia Winelands: https://constantiawineroute.com/South African Tourism: https://www.southafrica.net/Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
Koinonia Baloyi tells us about some of the fascinating projects that the African Bush Camps Foundation runs – funded in part through your stay in their camps & lodges. The Foundation has excellent projects that empower women, and a nifty project that prevents lions from stealing cattle in communities around the national parks. This is critical to reduce human-wildlife conflict. And Koinonia also tells us some stories about visitors she has had in Zimbabwe. ** Please tell your friends about this podcast, and leave me a rating on Spotify or Apple. I would love to hear from you - send me your questions, comments and ideas to podcast@africawithandre.com ** African Bush Camps: https://africanbushcamps.com/African Bush Camps Foundation: https://www.africanbushcampsfoundation.org/Hwange National Park: https://zimbabwetourism.net/portfolios/hwange-national-parkBuilding a Lion Boma: https://www.facebook.com/africanbushcamps/videos/the-build-a-boma-initiative-aims-to-support-the-abcf-human-wildlife-conflict-eff/794342985828963/Koinonia on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/koinonia_b Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
Beks tells us his life story:how he occasionally met Elephants while walking to school as a child, and how this led to him working with communities to help them see Animals and Game Reserves & National Parks as something of value. And how tourism creates jobs and reduces poaching in wildlife areas. We chat a bit about elephants, and Beks’s Favourite Spots in southern Africa. Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: “Africa with André auf Deutsch” ** Please tell your friends about this podcast, and leave me a rating on Spotify or Apple. I would love to hear from you - send me your questions, comments and ideas to podcast@africawithandre.com ** African Bush Camps: https://africanbushcamps.com/Somalisa Camp: https://africanbushcamps.com/camps/somalisa-camp/Hwange National Park: https://zimbabwetourism.net/portfolios/hwange-national-park/Mana Pools: https://www.zimparks.org.zw/mana-pools-national-park/Beks on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beksndlovuFollow me on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
The two things that we get the most comments about regarding a visit to Zanzibar are these:“The tides are a pain – either it is so high that there’s no beach, or it is so low, that the ocean is so far away” and that guests find the seaweed on the beaches “gross”.This is nature (and thankfully we cannot control that) - Nadja explains what some of the benefits of this are for you as a visitor – and for the locals. And shares some of her favourite must-do things on the spice island. Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: “Africa with André auf Deutsch” ** Please tell your friends about this podcast, and leave me a rating on Spotify or Apple. I would love to hear from you - send me your questions, comments and ideas to podcast@africawithandre.com ** Beach Safari Holidays: https://beachsafari.tz/Butterfly Centre Zanzibar: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g482884-d1237720-Reviews-Zanzibar_Butterfly_Centre-Zanzibar_Island_Zanzibar_Archipelago.htmlKuza Cave & Seaweed Tour: https://www.hotelzanzibar.com/cpt_activities/kuza-cave-and-seaweed-farm/Forodhani Gardens Food Market: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g488129-d1936927-Reviews-Forodhani_Gardens-Stone_Town_Zanzibar_City_Zanzibar_Island_Zanzibar_Archipelago.htmlUrojo Recipe (Zanzibar Soup): https://recipesaroundtheworld.com/recipes-from-around-the-world-urojo-soup-zanzibar-mix-d803ff1bc8a5Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
Jaco tells us some inspirational stories about how the reserve assists and uplifts people from their community, like Ranger Neil and Aunty Linda who runs the kitchen, and aids them in developing their careers.We also find out why missing teeth have inspired this interview.Unemployment is high in South Africa, and it is good to hear how this support benefits not only the staff and their families, but how this also helps the safety of the animals.And we also hear about some of the guests that have stayed at the reserve – including introducing monkeys to Prada handbags; and the elephant-sized surprise one guest had regarding her favourite Gin…Jaco also gets a chance to tell us about the 3 lodges on the Botlierskop Game Reserve. ** Please tell your friends about this podcast. You are also welcome to rate it and leave your comments and questions. ** Botlierskop Game Reserve: https://www.botlierskop.co.za/Indlovu Gin: https://ibhu.co.za/Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
Should we protect ugly birds too? We talk about that, and other interesting projects.Jaco explains how muppets prevent sibling murders amongst the surprisingly valuable Shoebills in Zambia, and chats to us about other conservation projects in Chad and Ivory Coast.He also tells us about game drives, horseback safaris and the fascinating veterinary safaris they offer with elephants and lions at Botlierskop Game Reserve in South Africa.Deutsch: Du kannst diesen Podcast auch auf Deutsch hören: Such nach “Africa with André - auf Deutsch”** Please tell your friends about this podcast. You are also welcome to rate it and leave your comments and questions. ** Botlierskop Game Reserve: https://www.botlierskop.co.za/Shoebills: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ShoebillShoebill info & sounds: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqrQJ2LLtMsScimitar Oryx: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scimitar_oryxFollow me on Social Media:Instagram: africa_with_andreSubscribe to Email reminders when episodes go live: www.africawithandre.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
Most people only think of Game Reserves as places to see wild animals. But what you pay to stay does more much more than give you a comfy bed and coffee at breakfast.Jaco Koekemoer of Botlierskop Game Reserve explains what these reserves do for conservation: listen to stories about how they fight alien species, how they work with their neighbours to save the red-billed oxpecker birds, and how some cheetahs need to be taught to hunt.Jaco tells us about the 300 year history of the reserve (in brief!) and about the type of guests that the rangers love having on game drive. ** Please tell your friends about this podcast. You are also welcome to rate it and leave your comments and questions. ** Botlierskop Game Reserve: https://www.botlierskop.co.za/Ashia Cheetah Conservation: https://ashia.co.za/Info on the Black Wattle Trees: https://invasives.org.za/fact-sheet/black-wattle/Red-Billed Oxpecker: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red-billed_oxpeckerSouth African Tourism: https://www.southafrica.net/Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: africa_with_andrewww.africawithandre.comFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
Guido talks to us about your questions – from spiders & snakes, through the Great Migration and why park fees in Kenya feel so high. And why that is a good thing! (Spoiler alert: poachers…).We also hear about places he loves to watch animals – and which his favourite animals are (and why). Enjoy listening in.** Please tell your friends about this podcast. You are also welcome to rate it and leave your comments and questions. **Kenya Tourism: https://magicalkenya.com/Kenya Wildlife Services: https://www.kws.go.ke/Samburu Reserve: https://www.samburureserve.com/Solio Reserve – does not have an own websiteCoconut Beach Lodge, Tiwi: https://coconut-beach-lodge.com/Tortilis Camp, Amboseli: https://www.elewanacollection.com/tortilis-camp-amboseli/at-a-glanceFollow me on Social Media:www.africawithandre.comInstagram: @ africa_with_andreFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
Guido Bürger joins us to tell us about his work for the Kenya Tourism Board, and how he fell in love with Kenya. We chat about our mutual love for Nairobi – and why the country and the city are probably quite different to what you expect (if you haven’t been there). Let yourself be inspired, and have your mind changed.** Please tell your friends about this podcast. You are also welcome to rate it and leave your comments and questions. ** Kenya Tourism: https://magicalkenya.com/Nairobi City County: https://nairobi.go.ke/explore-nairobi/Nairobi Street Kitchen: https://nairobistreetkitchen.com/beit é selam restaurant: Instagram: beiteselamFollow me on Social Media:www.africawithandre.comInstagram: africa_with_andreFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/
We chat to tourism professional and Africa-Fan Alex Mucheik; she tells us what it is that she loves about Africa. She describes some of her favourite “goosebump moments” – including about sleeping in a tent while on safari. An inspiring conversation with many facets. Private Safaris Switzerland: https://www.privatesafaris.ch/Tswalu Kalahari https://tswalu.com/Botswana Tourism: https://www.botswanatourism.co.bw/Madagascar Tourism: https://madagascar-tourisme.com/en/Visit Malawi: https://visitmalawi.mw/Explore Uganda: https://www.exploreuganda.com/Zambia Tourism: https://www.zambiatourism.com/Zimbabwe Tourism: https://zimbabwetourism.net/Follow me on Social Media:Instagram: africa_with_andreFacebook: www.facebook.com/africawithandre/Sound credits: uppbeat.io/ and https://pixabay.com/