November 20, 2009

AfricanMecca Safaris Newsletter – Fall/Winter 2009 – Zambia Safari & Zanzibar Beach Hotels & Vacation

AfricanMecca Newsletter – Fall/Winter 2009 – Update from Americas, European and Africa Offices

In This Edition:

  • AfricanMecca News
  • Top 10 Reason For Visiting Zambia – Reason # 2
  • Royal Zambezi Lodge in Lower Zambezi National Park
  • Matemwe Retreat in Zanzibar Island
  • Zambia Safari & Culture Video Guide
  • African Safari Program Prices & Proposal
  • Indian Ocean Beach & Cultural Program Prices
  • Another Perfect AfricanMecca Customer Experience
  • Newsletter Notes

AfricanMecca News

1. Kenya Orphanage Takes In Elephant Babies (VIDEO LINK) – Experience Daphne Sheldrick Baby Elephant Orphanage by booking the Daphnes Sheldrick Babes AfricanMecca Tour. Complete details

2. The Great Migration (VIDEO LINK) – Experience the Great Wildebeest Migration by booking the Best Of East Africa Safari. Complete details

3. Naomi Campbell In Tanzania For Fashion For Relief Charity

4. Victoria Falls – The Smoke that Thunders (VIDEO LINK). BBC Natural World IPlayer Video is only viewable in the UK.

5. Our 2010 safari, hotel and tour prices are now published and available. Please contact us for your tailor-make tour program or visit our website for recommended tour programs.

Country Guide

Zambia – People & Language

Zambia has one of the lowest population to land ratio’s in Africa. Only 10 million people in a country half the size of Europe. The employment opportunities offered in the post independence era in the copper mines and associated industries led to a strong rural-urban migration. The result has been to make Zambia one of the most urbanized countries in Africa. About one fifth of the population lives on the Copperbelt to the north of the capital, but the biggest concentration of people is in Lusaka itself with an estimated population of over 2 million. This has resulted in massive tracts of uninhabited land across the country. With over 70 different tribes in Zambia, there is wide cultural diversity. Interestingly enough, it is one of the few countries in Africa with very little tribal conflict, and the existence of so many tribes has proved less of a political problem than in many other African states. The Main tribes are the Lozi, the Bemba, the Ngoni, the Tonga, the Luvale and the Kaonde
Click here for a complete guide to Zambia

Zambia Travel Guide

Top 10 Reasons To Visit Zambia In Africa As Experienced By AfricanMecca

Reason # 2Zambia’s Wild & Unspoilt Wilderness Safari Experience: The national parks in Zambia remain off the beaten path, and nature is showcased and at work by the minute and particularly during the night game drives in the parks. The large waterways in Zambia make most of the parks inaccessible from November to March, allowing wildlife, plantlife, birdlife & the whole ecosystem to undergo a complete rejuvenation & rebirth by the time April comes around. The ecology’s unique “my time” is most loved and cherished by nature lovers allowing them to see the complete environment in a natural state after total five month absence. It is no wonder that famous adage about Zambia applies naturally: “Zambia – The Real Africa”.
Click here to review all Top 10 Reasons For Visiting Zambia

Zambia Safari Guide

 

Royal Zambezi Lodge in Lower Zambezi National Park

AfricanMecca Tier 1 Accommodation. Click here for details on Safari Tier™

Royal Zambezi Lodge is located on the bank of the Zambezi at one of its broadest points. With 3km of river frontage, Royal Zambezi Lodge borders the Lower Zambezi National Park and sits within a Game Management Area. With lions roaring in the distance and hippos snorting to each other nearby, the luxurious thatched tents, elegant design and gourmet cuisine of Royal Zambezi Lodge provide a perfect base from which to explore this wild and beautiful area.
In the Lower Zambezi Valley, the river follows the trace of an ancient continental rift, between steep-sided mountains. Watered year-round, the vast flat area between the two escarpment ranges forms an area of outstanding natural beauty, with a unique ecosystem. Teeming with fish, the river supports a truly astounding bird population. Reed banks and islands are home to elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard, hippo and zebra, amongst countless others.

Click here for complete information on Royal Zambezi Lodge & complete guide to Lower Zambezi National Park

Indian Ocean Cultural Beach Accommodation Guide

Matemwe Retreat in Zanzibar Island

AfricanMecca Tier 1 Experience. Click here for details on AfricanMecca Rating
Matemwe Retreat is located on an amazing stretch of private land, just north of Matemwe’s main lodge and right opposite the Mnemba Atoll. Matemwe Retreat consists of 3 fabulous, separate villas, full of atmosphere, inspiration and personal touches. Each ground floor of each villa (150 m2 including verandahs) features a private cocktail bar, an air-conditioned bedroom, a bathroom with double basins, shower, and large romantic bathtub overlooking the Indian Ocean. The best part of each villa is the plunge pool on the private roof terrace (60 m2), complete with sun and shade decks. And if this is not enough to make you want to stay there right now – each villa has its own small beach right in front of it.
Click here for complete details on Matemwe Retreat & complete guide to Zanzibar

Zambia Video Guide

Royal Zambezi Lodge House

Royal Zambezi Lodge Suite Room View – Click Here To Watch
Royal Zambezi Lodge Room View – Click Here To Watch
Royal Zambezi Lodge Spa Room – Click Here To Watch
Royal Zambezi Lodge Elephant Feeding Next To Room – Click Here To Watch
Royal Zambezi Lodge Views – Click Here To Watch
Royal Zambezi Lodge Elephant Walking By To Feed – Click Here To Watch

Click here for a complete video guide to Zambia

Recommended African Safari Program

7 Days – Glimpses Of Zambia Safari: From US $3395 or GBP 2191 per person sharing. Programs Inclusions: accommodation, meals, drinks, road and local air transfers, conservancy and park fees, game activities and all taxes. Click here for a complete itinerary. Tailor-make safari is available on request.
Click here to review other Africa & Zambia recommended safari programs.

Recommended Indian Ocean Beach & Cultural Program

1. SPECIAL OFFER: Matemwe Retreat: US $430 or GBP 278 per person sharing per night plus one free night for every 3 nights booked. Offer valid from December 2009 to March 2010 (if booked before December 31, 2009)
2. Bush & Beach Safari: 7 Nights Showcasing Kenya Safari & 7 Nights Mombasa Beach Holiday: From US $2304 or GBP 1486 per person. Complete details

The above beach extensions can be tailor-made for our guests from North America, UK and other worldwide regions. Click here for prices for Indian Ocean Beach Holidays to Mombasa, Zanzibar, Dar es Salaam, Bagamoyo etc.
Bush & Beach Safari – Combine with Mombasa Beach Holidays. Click here for prices and safari programs

Another Perfect AfricanMecca Customer Experience

Jambo Altaf,

I want to let you know that both Dorothy and I found our two week trip to Kenya to be an absolutely wonderful experience. Our booking through AfricanMecca for our trip in August 2009 delivered everything we hoped for and more. We were met on arrival at Mombasa airport for the minibus journey to Leopard Beach Hotel with loads of local information provided by our driver on the way. The hotel was excellent in all respects, from the welcome with chilled towels and drinks to the helpful and cheerful service from every member of staff. Large comfortable air-conditioned rooms overlook the Indian Ocean, as does the main Horizon restaurant where the meals were lacking neither in variety nor quality. We stayed two nights at Leopard Beach initially before going on safari and then a further six nights on our return. Our first safari began by road to Tsavo West, staying one night at Kilaguni Serena Lodge. The restaurant, open to one side overlooking the water hole, provided a wonderful lunch and dinner with tremendous views of elephant, zebra, giraffe and buffalo, to name but a few.

Following an afternoon game drive which included the enchanting Mzima Springs and ended with the first of many fantastic sunsets, we had a comfortable night before an early start next morning. We moved on to Satao Elerai, overlooking Amboseli with Peter, our driver for these three days, pointing out many items of interest along the way. Our room at Elerai was in fact a self-contained cottage and while it was reminiscent of the Flintstones in style, the facilities were far from stone-age. We were lucky enough to witness two young male elephants at the water-hole while we had lunch, before Peter took us down to Amboseli for another fascinating game drive. After an excellent dinner and a nightcap in front of a roaring log fire, we were up next morning for another early start. At seven hours, we found the drive back to Voi Gate into Tsavo East to be rather tiring but we still made it to Satao Camp just in time for lunch outside, under the tree. This and a short siesta set us up for our afternoon game drive which culminated at close quarters with a cheetah. What a beautiful animal!

A busy day and a fine meal sent us to bed where we slept like logs, only to be told next day that we had missed a visit from a couple of lions at four in the morning. Our neighbours in the next tent showed us the paw-prints in the dust outside to prove it! With a good breakfast inside us, we were on our way to Buchuma Gate where sadly, we had to say farewell to Peter, our driver, guide and companion for the last three days. We were tremendously impressed, not only with his detailed knowledge of his country and its flora and fauna but also with his enthusiasm in sharing it all with us. We hope to see him again.

The air-conditioned shuttle bus took us back to the coast then for an overnight stop at Nyali Beach Hotel. It is old colonial in style having been opened in 1949 and while we enjoyed our brief stay and had no complaints at all, on balance we preferred Leopard Beach. After another early breakfast we were collected for the short trip to Mombasa airport for our flight to the Masai Mara and a two night safari. Arrangements for the internal flight on an eighteen seat twin-prop aircraft where rather more relaxed than is international flying these days; quite a refreshing change. The views of Kilimanjaro from 11500 feet were stunning. The landing on an airstrip in the bush was amazingly smooth and we were soon on our way to Karen Blixen Camp for lunch. On the way, Pius, our driver took our open-sided six-passenger safari vehicle off the main route and diverted into a small coppice of bushes. To our delight, we were soon within a few yards of a pride of four or five lionesses, stretched out in the shade. This time we were awake!

Our three days in the Mara were truly magical. The location of Karen Blixen Camp on the eastern bank of the Mara River is absolutely beautiful and we could not fault the accommodation and service although some of the catering would benefit from improvement. While you Mombasa team handled all our other ground arrangements (and more about them later) Karen Blixen Camp arranged everything in the Mara. Their modern Toyota 4WD open vehicles were great for game viewing and their drivers and guides were excellent. We remember particularly, Pius, David, Nixon and especially Peter, our Masai guide. Not only did we value his expertise on our game drives but also one evening he gave a fascinating insight into Masai culture to the assembled company before dinner. On our second day in the Mara, we were given the opportunity to take a full day game drive into the conservancy to the south. As this was the right time of year for the Great Migration, if we were very lucky, we might see ‘the crossing’. We approached the river slowly, passing thousands of wildebeest all heading in the same direction. The leaders stopped some hundred yards short of the river bank as the rest of the herd formed up behind them, some zebra and gazelle mixed in with them. They moved forward some distance then stopped again; and again; and again. Eventually, the decision was made to cross and they galloped en masse for the water, plunging through and up the river bank on the far side. More followed and still more until we were convinced that every wildebeest in Africa was in this herd. The crossing was incessant for over half an hour until finally the last stragglers made their way up the far bank. Our driver, David estimated anything up to 10,000 animals had crossed. We had lost count after about 5,000!

This sight was absolutely magnificent and undoubtedly the highlight of the holiday.

After an early morning game drive on the third day, we had to take our leave and fly back to the coast. We were met at Ukunda airfield for the short drive back to Leopard Beach where we settled in for a more relaxing week. We were amazed at how much we had packed in to such a short time. However, we don’t hang around swimming pools for long so a couple of short trips had to be taken as well. We had a great day snorkelling off Wasini Island with dolphins and a hump-backed whale accompanying us on the way out and a fine late lunch on the way back. Two days later, dinner in Ali Barbour’s (sic) Cave restaurant near Leopard Beach was also most enjoyable. Then on our penultimate evening we saw Mombasa by night. A sunset dhow trip in Tudor Creek and under New Nyali Bridge took us to the old harbour. A short tour of the old town ended at Fort Jesus for a sound and light show followed by a wonderful dinner under the stars.

The ground handling by your Mombasa team was excellent throughout our trip. All their drivers and staff were friendly and helpful and their punctuality was impressive. Harry, their representative at Leopard Beach was tremendous in ensuring that everything ran smoothly. We valued especially his advice regarding all aspects of our visit from safaris to local trips to departure arrangements.

We were extremely sad to leave Kenya, its animals, its vast open spaces, its stunning scenery and especially its charming, polite, happy smiling people.

Asante sana a thousand times!
John Lowry
United Kingdom

April 3, 2009

Tanzania Eco-Tourism & Zanzibar Beach Culture – AfricanMecca Safaris, Tours & Beach Vacation Newsletter – Spring 2009

In This Edition:

  • Tanzania – People & Language
  • Top 10 Reason For Visiting Tanzania – Reason # 5
  • Kikoti Camp In Tarangire National Park
  • Zanzibar Serena Inn in Stone Town, Zanzibar – Unguja Island
  • Tanzania Safari & Culture Video Guide
  • African Safari Program Prices & Proposal
  • Indian Ocean Beach & Cultural Program Prices & Proposals
  • 2009 & 2010 Safari Discount Specials Update
  • Another Perfect AfricanMecca Customer Experience
  • Newsletter Notes

Tanzania Country Guide

Tanzania – People & Language

In Tanzania, a land of superb landscapes and spectacular wildlife, another attraction stands equally tall: the people. Tanzania’s people are among the most welcoming and approachable on earth, with a range of fascinating cultures ready to be shared with visitors. From the Chagga of the slopes of Kilimanjaro to the now world-famous Maasai, a cultural excursion or a longer stay among local people is likely to become one of the most rewarding experiences of any holiday in Tanzania. In addition, many local areas run their own cultural programs for visitors, bringing income directly to the community and giving the people the chance to show their lifestyle to the outside world on their own terms. Cultural tourism programs are beneficial to everyone: the visiting guests get a unique and unforgettable experience, the local people generate income and improve their standard of living, and both parties gain a valuable understanding of another culture which will last long after the visitors have returned home.

Click here for a complete guide to Tanzania

Tanzania Travel Guide

Top 10 Reason For Visiting Tanzania – Reason # 5

Number 5 – Eco-Tourism Experience: More increasingly our guests are asking us for a true genuine African experience vacation. An African experience that is run by indigenous people of Africa in a environment where your stay is at accommodations built by indigenous people of Africa, and where the revenue from your spending actually and directly assists the indigenous population be self sufficient and self reliant. Apart from visiting the Maasai homesteads, take for example the experience at Chumbe Island where the accommodation has been designed in natural material. Food served comes from the freshest produces. While guests staying there have the opportunity to enjoy the offerings such as snorkeling and also learning about the lodge’s effort in preserving and sustaining the islands ecosystem and its inhabitants.

Click here to review all Top 10 Reasons For Visiting Tanzania

Tanzania Safari Accommodation Guide

Kikoti Camp In Tarangire National Park

kikotitent

Kikoti is a Maa (language of the Maasai) word for “the place where life began”, the name bestowed by the local Maasai upon an ancient pre-Jurassic kopje in the Tarangire ecosystem in recognition of its enduring permanence and dominant status in the surrounding ecosystem. When owners of Kikoti Camp began working with local communities in the Tarangire Conservation Area, it seemed like the perfect name for the safari camp, showing respect for the Maasai community that have roamed the area for generations, and the owners reverence for the game-rich wilderness in which the camp is located.

Click here for complete information on Kikoti Camp & complete guide to Tarangire

Indian Ocean Cultural Beach Accommodation Guide

Zanzibar Serena Inn in Stone Town, Zanzibar – Unguja Island


Idyllically situated on the sea front of ancient Stone Town, washed by the aquamarine waters of the Zanzibar channel, redolent of the scent of cloves and flanked by an exotic melange of sultan’s palaces, Portuguese forts, ancient dhow harbors, dark slave markets, and bright bazaars, the Zanzibar Serena Inn is a haven of tranquility and opulence amongst the bustle of Zanzibar. Faithfully restored and lavishly embellished with a jackdaw collection of antique clocks, crystal chandeliers, fretwork screens, carved staircases, Persian rugs and brass-studded doors, the interior design concept is a fusion of authenticity and opulence that reflects the very essence of Zanzibar

Click here for complete details on Zanzibar Serena Inn & complete guide to Zanzibar

Tanzania Video Guide

Maasai Cultural & Tribal Dance

1. Authentic Maasai Entertainment At Kikoti Camp – Click Here To Watch Video I
2. Authentic Maasai Entertainment At Kikoti Camp – Click Here To Watch Video II
3. Authentic Maasai Entertainment At Kikoti Camp – Click Here To Watch Video III

Wildlife Diversity & Safari Experience At Tarangire

1. Tarangire National Park Birds – Click Here To Watch Video
2. Tarangire National Park Eagle – Click Here To Watch Video
3. Tarangire National Park Steinbok – Click Here To Watch Video
4. Tarangire National Park Scenic Views – Click Here To Watch Video I
5. Tarangire National Park Scenic Views – Click Here To Watch Video II
6. Tarangire National Park Wildlife – Click Here To Watch Video I
7. Tarangire National Park Wildlife – Click Here To Watch Video II

Click here for a complete video guide to Tanzania

Recommended African Safari Program – TIER 2 SAFARI

* 6 Days – Classic Tanzania Safari II (Includes Tarangire): From US $2190 or GBP 1623 per person sharing. Programs Inclusions: accommodation, meals, drinks, road and local air transfers, conservancy and park fees, game activities and all taxes. Click here for a complete itinerary. Tailor-make safari is available on request.

Click here to review other Tanzania recommended safari programs.

Recommended Indian Ocean Beach Program From Heathrow – 15 May Departures

* 14 nights Bluebay Beach Resort in Zanzibar. £1395 per person including international flights from London Heathrow or tailor-make overnight price from US $90 or GBP 67 per person per night.
* 7 nights Pinewood Village in Mombasa Kenya. £866 per person including international flights from London Heathrow or tailor-make overnight price from US $90 or GBP 67 per person per night. 2009 Mombasa departures available with more specials. Click here
* Highlights Of Pinewood Village Beach & Kilimanjaro Tsavo Safari – 10 Nights Beach & 4 Nights Safari. US $1962 or £1401 per person – excludes international flights.

The above programs can be tailor-made for our guests from North America, UK and other worldwide regions. Click here for prices for Indian Ocean Beach Holidays to Mombasa, Zanzibar, Dar es Salaam, Bagamoyo etc.

Bush & Beach Safari - Combine with Mombasa Beach Holidays. Click here for prices and safari programs

GREAT NEWS – NEW DISCOUNTS ON SAFARIS FOR 2009 & 2010!

There are several discounts that are available to our clients on some of our safaris. Some as high as 25-50% off the overnight room rates at superb wildlife camps to free local flights between safari parks for select participating safari accommodations. As our rates for 2009 have already been published and distributed to our agents and clients, we would recommend to any client or travel agent to inquiry about on our specific itineraries they like and will reply back with the most updated discount available to us. All discounts are passed on to our client. If you have certain budget constraints, we will be happy to recommend the appropriate itinerary and program for your budget.

Another Perfect AfricanMecca Customer Experience


Hi, I thought I would drop you a quick email to let you know how much Luc & I enjoyed our trip to Tanzania. The Kili trek was awesome & we were supported by a great team of guides & porters. I very much doubt either of us would have made the summit without the help & encouragement of Augustine & William. The safari was amazing too. All 3 lodges were excellent & our guide Babu ensured we enjoyed great game viewing. Thank you for organising the trip for us. Please pass on our thanks to everyone concerned. Luc has already passed your details onto a colleague of his who I understand is also booking a trip. We would be happy to recommend your company to anyone else considering a trip to Africa.

Kind regards

Karen Loughrey
United Kingdom

Click Here To View More AfricanMecca Safari, Tours & Beach Vacation Customer Testimonials

Newsletter Notes:

Archive: Click here for previous AfricanMecca Newsletters.

Sharing: If you would like to share our newsletter with a family member or friend, you can forward it on!

Provide Feedback: We would love to know what you think of our newsletters or our web site, and how we can improve it. Click here to provide feedback.

Contribute Your Africa Travel Story/Experience & Photos:
If you would like us to feature your East Africa travel experience and photos, please email it to us. Please indicate “NEWSLETTER CONTRIBUTE” as subject so we can track your submission.

Subscribe: Click here to subscribe to our newsletter.

May 29, 2009

AfricanMecca Safaris Scoops Tanzania Tourist Board Safari Award At African Travel Association (ATA) Congress

http://www.prweb.com/releases/tanzaniasafaris/africasafaristravel/prweb2471904.htm

Tanzania Tourist Board Honors AfricanMecca During 2009 Tanzania Safari Tourism Award Gala At The ATA Congress in Cairo, Egypt

Allentown, PA (PRWEB) May 29, 2009 — AfricanMecca, Africa’s top specialist safari and tour operator celebrated as it received the Tanzania Tourism 2009 Award for the Southern and Western Circuit at the Africa Travel Association (ATA) Congress held in Cairo, Egypt. The Honorable Shamsa S. Mwangunga, Tanzania’s Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism, and President of ATA, presented the prestigious award at the special Tanzania Evening Gala Dinner held at the Four Seasons Hotel Cairo.

Tanzania Tourist Board 2009 Safari Award - AfricanMecca
Tanzania Tourist Board 2009 Safari Award – AfricanMecca

Altaf Visram – Sales and Reservation Director at the family-run African outfitter was delighted that the latest achievement of their North American safari tour operations has been recognized “It is a real honor to be in Egypt, and for AfricanMecca Safaris to have received the Southern and Western Tanzania Safari accolade. We are naturally proud as it hosts Selous, Ruaha, Mikumi, Katavi, Gombe and Mahale National Parks – pristine regions that are all too familiar to us, and are just a hop, skip and jump away from our maternal grandparents homeland in Southern Tanzania”.

More than 300 leading agents, tour operators and hospitality professionals from across the regional and global travel industry attended the Africa Travel Association (ATA) Congress in Cairo last week. The four-day forum addressed a myriad of topics, such as the future of Africa’s tourism industry, tourism growth markets, travel trends, airline access to Africa, investment opportunities in the tourism industry and transportation. In addition, delegates participated in roundtables with tourism ministers, an Africa Bazaar for buyers and sellers, networking events, host country days, multiple gala dinners and pre- and post- country tours.

Americans have the highest tourist arrivals in Tanzania – The Land Of Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar and The Serengeti, also the cradle of mankind. AfricanMecca’s number one priority is commitment to its travel agents and customers. Added Visram “All credit to our employees and team offices who provide uncompromising, dedicated and quality driven personalized services. It is with our experience and accurate knowledge of our homeland that we have the ability to understand and create tailor-made tours to unimaginable places a reality, which benefit our clients taking into account various factual operational and feasibility factors unknown to the first time or limited time traveler to Africa.”

AfricanMecca has scooped up a number of important accolades this year. The most recent it topped was the National Geographic Adventure Magazine’s selection of Best Adventure Travel Companies On Earth in 2009 with a superb customer satisfaction rate of 96.67%.

About AfricanMecca
AfricanMecca is a natively owned Africa Destination Management Company with professional tour planning and reservation partner offices in the United States, United Kingdom and ground operations team within Africa serving travel agents and clients throughout the world. AfricanMecca is a TOP Operator Member at American Society of Travel Agents (ASTA), one of less than 90 Elite Tour Providers in the World & Africa’s Specialty Tour Operator. More information on Africa safari, vacation tours and holiday destination guide to Tanzania, Zanzibar, Kenya, Zambia

Media Contact:
AfricanMecca Inc
Sheena Rahim
1-866-527-4281
media@africanmecca.com
http://www.africanmeccasafaris.com

February 24, 2009

Tanzania Safaris With A New Selous Safari & Ecology Game Reserve Guide Book

Dr. Rolf Baldus’ Special Book On The Selous Game Reserve, Tanzania – Wild Heart of Africa

Dr. Baldus discussing with AfricaMecca Safaris: “Our interest in the Selous is non-commercial and all profits from the previous travel guides went actually back to the reserve. My first travel guide on the Selous appeared on the market around 1990. We have produced three more guidebooks since then. Selous book (first ever) which will be on the market in late March. I will send a reference with separate email.”

AfricanMecca Information, Videos and Photos On The Selous Safari Game Reserve.

Rolf’s Email Communication PDF Link: http://www.africanmecca.com/notes/Rolf.pdf

Standard Edition Link: http://www.rowlandward.com/product.aspx?id=642 & Special Edition Link: http://www.rowlandward.com/product.aspx?id=643

AfricanMecca’s recommended Tanzania Safaris or tailor make your own Selous Safari starting from Zanzibar, Dar es Salaam or Arusha.

The Original Selous Safari Camps Include:

Beho Beho Camp

Rufiji River Camp

Sable Mountain Lodge

Sand Rivers Selous

Selous Impala Camp

Selous Mbega Camp

Selous Safari Camp

Please contact AfricanMecca Safaris to get in touch with the author.

February 23, 2009

AfricanMecca Tops Best Adventure Travel Safari Company For 2009 With National Geographic Adventure

The ASTA Network Winter 2008/09 quarterly trade magazine recommended AfricanMecca as ASTA TOP Africa supplier member for honeymoons in Kenya. Please click here to read the complete article. If you have any honeymoon requests coming in, there are several deals available to ASTA agents including 25% off the overnight prices at one of Africa’s premier safari accommodations – Governors’ Camps. Please contact us for more information on these deals.

ASTA Network Winter 2008/09 Magazine – Page 82

http://www.africanmeccasafaris.com/astawinter2009.asp