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Karibu! Welcome to the Magical Kenya Travel Specialist Program.

Are you a travel advisor looking to add Magical Kenya, a uniquely diverse, authentic & all year-round African destination into your business portfolio? Or are you already selling Kenya and are keen on enhancing your knowledge and skills to be able to sell the destination more effectively to your clients? You are in the right place.

General Information

This course will give you at introductory overview to Magical Kenya, how to get there, its regions and other basic information.

Kenya's Must-Do Experiences

There are so many things to see and experience in Magical Kenya. To get you started, we have broken some ideas thematically!

Building Itineraries

The vastness and diversity found within Kenya can be daunting for someone selling a holiday here for the first time so here are some itinerary suggestions as a starting point.

Signature Experiences (MKSE)

The Magical Kenya Signature Experiences collection consists of unique, authentic and exceptional once-in-a-lifetime travel experiences in Kenya.

Sustainable Kenya

Kenya is a rich and diverse destination that is highly focused on sustainability, conservation of its natural and cultural resources, and giving back to the local communities.

Demand Segments

This module helps travel agents to narrow down on who their ideal client is hence it answers the question: Who is Your Client?

Adventure Experiences

Kenya is an authentic canvas for adventure activities, with excellent hiking and climbing on the inland and marvelous kitesurfing, snorkeling and diving along the coast.

Nairobi: Urban experiences & wildlife all in one day

Nairobi is one of Africa’s most vibrant and exciting cities with excellent global cuisine and a buzzing nightlife.

Western Kenya: The Forests, The Lakes and Vibrant Cultures

Western Kenya is a little known world of wonders. From plains to mountains, from valleys to thick jungle

Rift Valley: Journey through Valleys and Lakes

The Great Rift Valley is one of the natural wonders of the world.

The Central Highlands: Kenya’s Highest Peak

The range of scenery in the Central Highlands from colorful jungles to sloping farms to windswept plains is a huge draw for travelers.

The Kenya Coast: A Multi-Personality Destination on the Coast

Vibrant coastal city and fine beaches Mombasa is a place steeped in history, yet at the same time fascinating commercial and cosmopolitan port city.

Southern Kenya: Wildlife Experiences full of soul

Southern Kenya offers great opportunities to experience Kenya’s wild side with popular parks and reserves dotting the area.

Northern Kenya: Desert experience in the Cultural heartland of Kenya

Kenya’s wild arid north is the ideal destination for those looking to really get away from it all.

Bird Watching Experiences

Is there anywhere in the world better for bird watching than Kenya? Well Kenya holds the 'bird watch' world-record with 342 species seen in 24hrs.

Culture and Heritage

Discover the rich cultural fabric and heritage that draw travelers to Kenya from time immemorial. A unique element to incorporate in any Kenyan itinerary.

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Your Mission - should you choose to accept it

Is to become a Gold Certified Kenya Travel Specialist in 90 days or less by taking curated bite-sized courses covering the places, the people and the experiences that destination Kenya offers. You will gain rich destination knowledge, skills, and tools in your finger tips to confidently sell to your clients.

Why participate…

The Magical Kenya Specialist Program is designed with you in mind to help fast-track your learning experience so that you can begin selling with confidence in no time. It is available 24/7 to enable you to learn on the go, at your own pace.

Everyone wins with the Magical Kenya Travel Specialist. Some of the benefits include :

Become an expert in destination Kenya by gaining in-depth understanding of Kenya’s diverse places, experiences and products.
Regular destination updates to keep you informed and up to date.
Access to the Asset Library which has downloadable resources for future reference.
Opportunity to participate in KTB’s in-market events, workshops, seminars, roadshows and campaigns.
Obtaining consumer leads by being searchable from “Agents Search tool” in www.magicalKenya.com, and participating in sales incentive programs.
Network with a global community of travel advisors on the knowledge forum
Be considered in fam trip selection by market to experience the diverse offerings first hand and meet Kenya suppliers.
Incentives from time to time based on level of certification & points attained.
Confidently sell Kenya with KTB’s endorsement,

How to Participate

Create an Account
Introduce yourself in the Knowledge forum – Your names, the company you represent, your areas of interest and your expectations.
Begin learning immediately to start earning medals, certificates and points as you gradually progress from Bronze to Gold level certification with a badge and certificate to confirm Mission Accomplished .

Courses included in the Program…

The Program has three types of courses which include has mandatory, elective and themed learning courses that enable you to progressively move from bronze to silver, gold certification levels with short quizzes after each course.

Certification Levels

Bronze Complete the 3 Mandatory Courses = 100 Points

Kenya’s Must Do Experiences

Silver Complete the 3 Mandatory Modules, plus 3 Elective Courses = 200 Points

Magical Kenya Signature Experiences

Gold Complete the 3 Mandatory Modules, plus 10 Elective Courses = 340 Points

Kenya’s Territories - 7 Modules

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Kenya Tourism Board Service Portal

Welcome to the Kenya Tourism Board Service Portal. Navigate seamlessly with links to the public portal of the KTB digital assets system, where a treasure trove of resources awaits. Register for the Magical Kenya Specialist Program to enhance your expertise, and get informed about the calendar of tourism events

Magicalkenya Specialist program

Magical Kenya Travel Specialist Program’s aims to equip the travel trade with knowledge on the destination’s experiences and products to enable them to sell Kenya effectively to their clients.

Welcome to the MagicalKenya Digital Media Library!

It provides the tourism industry, travel media, government agencies and other partners with a range of free assets that can be used to promote Kenya as Tourism Destination.

Domestic and International Tourism Events Calendar

New Courses Available in the Magical Kenya Travel Specialist Program

Kenya’s tourism marketer, Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) has released exciting new courses in the Magical Kenya Travel Specialist Program.

The program which was launched earlier this year in March is designed to deliver and maintain effective online training targeted at travel agents around the world.

Kenya is an iconic travel destination in East Africa, owing to its strategic location astride the equator. It offers a rich mix of diverse and memorable travel experiences all year round for both domestic and international travellers. The eLearning platform will equip the travel agents with the relevant knowledge on Kenya’s unique and diverse offerings for the discerning traveller.

Upon completion of the Magical Kenya Travel Specialist Program, agents will qualify as Certified Kenya Travel Specialists and can confidently offer their newfound expertise to their clients and grow their business through increased sales.

The new courses added into the Program which include sustainable travel in Kenya, the Magical Kenya Signature Experiences, Demand Segments, and a deep dive into the uniquely diverse Kenya Territories will enable agents to effectively design their itineraries to deliver memorable experiences that last a lifetime. Upon completion, the agents will be recognized as Gold Certified Kenya Travel Specialist. Beside the recognition, the agents also have the opportunity to gain additional benefits such as inclusion in familiarization trips, peer to peer advise, with travel agents around the world & in-market programs among other incentives.

KTB Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Betty Radier, commented that the platform was one of the key projects that the organization has undertaken to support travel agents in their quest for new destinations, and new products/ experiences to add to their portfolio even as the world gradually opens for travel once again. “This is an excellent way of equipping the travel trade with knowledge on the destination’s experiences and products to enable them to sell Kenya effectively to their clients. We shall continue to innovate to ensure that we have more effective ways of selling the destination to the world.”, said Dr Radier.

Agents can log in onto www.magicalkenyatravelspecialist.com to begin their journey of becoming Kenya Certified Travel Specialist.

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Kenya Tourism Board releases new Courses in the Magical Kenya Travel Specialist Program

Kenya’s tourism marketer, Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) has released exciting new courses in the Magical Kenya Travel Specialist Program.

The program which was launched earlier this year in March is designed to deliver and maintain effective online training targeted at travel agents around the world.

The new courses added into the Program which includes sustainable travel in Kenya, the Magical Kenya Signature Experiences, Demand Segments, and a deep dive into the uniquely diverse Kenya Territories will enable agents to effectively design their itineraries to deliver memorable experiences that last a lifetime. Upon completion, the agents will be recognized as Gold Certified Kenya Travel Specialist. Besides the recognition, the agents also have the opportunity to gain additional benefits such as inclusion in familiarization trips, peer-to-peer advice, with travel agents around the world & in-market programs among other incentives.

Agents can log in onto www.magicalkenyatravelspecialist.com to begin their journey of becoming Kenya Certified Travel Specialist.

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Back of Africa Adventure #20 of all Kenya tour operators

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Balu Travel #29 of all Kenya tour operators

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Netherken Safaris & Tours #32 of all Kenya tour operators

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Crimson Brooke Safaris #33 of all Kenya tour operators

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Kaylan Tours and Travel #35 of all Kenya tour operators

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Kensai Safaris #36 of all Kenya tour operators

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Pride of Africa Adventures #38 of all Kenya tour operators

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Kenya Bush Expeditions #39 of all Kenya tour operators

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Salina Wild Adventures #40 of all Kenya tour operators

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Abai Afrikan Adventures #47 of all Kenya tour operators

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Expedition Kenya Safari #49 of all Kenya tour operators

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Full Review

Welcome to The Kenya Specialists

The Kenya Specialists specialise in Kenya luxury safaris and honeymoons, drawing on years of experience to help you design your ultimate luxury safari to Kenya . In the course of the best part of a decade, we have endeavoured to visit every hotel, eat at every restaurant, safari in every region and swim in every body of water in Kenya, in the name of research!

The Kenya Specialists are experts at tailoring Kenya luxury safaris to our clients, rather than the other way round.

As one of the most popular countries in Africa and the world, a luxury Kenya safari has an absolute wealth of options to choose from. In this web site we endeavour to cover all the different angles from which to come at a safari to Kenya... the family safaris and the Kenya honeymoon amongst others.

Featuring a whole myriad of options, a Kenya safari ranks amongst one of the top experiences in the world and, with over 40 years of experience under its belt, the country and its people are amongst some of the most friendly and professional in both Africa and the rest of the globe.

The main destination that will draw the attention, is, of course, the infamous Masai Mara National Reserve , located on the southern edge of the country, on the border with Tanzania. Featuring one of nature's most famous mass migrations, the wildebeest herds of East Africa are truly a delight. Featuring multiple options to choose from from family friendly private houses, to camps located right on crossing points to private, romantic tented camps.

Second to the Mara, there are plenty of luxury safari options to choose from. Be it the multiple activities that are possible in the private concessions in the Laikipia Plateau , or the frontier parks of the north such as Samburu and Shaba National Park.

Please see some pointers to get you started but we can't underline enough that the very best way to get started to to either give us a call or Contact us

The Kenya Specialists are experts at tailoring luxury Kenya safaris to our clients, rather than the other way round.

As one of the most popular countries in Africa and the world, Kenya safari has an absolute wealth of options to choose from. In this web site we endeavour to cover all the different angles from which to come at a safari to Kenya... the family safaris and the Kenya honeymoon amongst others.

Second to the Mara, there are plenty of safari options to choose from. Be it the multiple activities that are possible in the private concessions in the Laikipia Plateau , or the frontier parks of the north such as Samburu and Shaba National Park.

When is best to go to the Masai Mara?

The beauty of the Masai Mara is that it is a year-round destination, with plentiful resident game situated in the national reserve and the greater conservancies. However many visitors come for the wildebeest migration and the best time to visit the Masai Mara for this famous spectacle is between July and November. Although we have an understanding of the annual movement of the herds, the dates will differ every year due to varying rainfall patterns (the herds will move on quicker if the rains come early, and stay longer if the rains are late).

With wildebeest and zebra in their thousands, and other species of animals that often tag along, speckled across the reserve, predators such as the cats are ready awaiting their next meal. It is a very exciting time to visit… although this does attract high numbers of visitors and so it can get quite busy. The Greater Mara Conservancies , located further from the national reserve on areas of private land, offers a quieter alternative, and still home high game concentrations to enjoy.

For more information please follow this link: http://www.thekenyaspecialists.com/where-to-go/the-masai-mara

Is this your first safari?

A Kenya luxury safari is quite often featured on a bucket list. Karen Blixen's Out of Africa, as with many other films and books, has romanticised the continent, and rightly so! Whilst the Masai Mara homes this picturesque landscape, not all safari destinations offer vast open plains, and instead offer dramatic rising plateaus, rift valleys, riverine forests and many more. As well as the topography, the climate, seasonality and logistics all play a big part in choosing the perfect destination for your first safari.

There are quite a few different options and logistics involved in a safari. A ‘fly in’ safari means that you are flown, in a small Cessna caravan plane, into the park and met on arrival at the bush airstrip. During your stay at camp, all game viewing activities is done by the camps local guides and vehicles on a shared basis. Some destinations, especially when combined, are best done by a driving itinerary because of their location and proximity to one another. Although this can save you the flight of an internal flight, it does add to the amount of time you are traveling.

Climate is another important factor when considering a first safari. Although the parks in Kenya vary with seasonality and game patterns, East Africa generally share the same climate. April and May is the rainy season and most of the camps take the opportunity to close and undergo renovations so we usually recommend avoiding this time to travel. The months between June and October are deemed the best time to go on safari, as you can enjoy sunny, blue skies with almost no rain… but this also means that they are the busiest months, especially in the Masai Mara as the wildebeest are present in these months. November marks the start of the short rains, however it’s difficult to predict when exactly it will start and the rains are very brief.

For more information please follow this link: http://www.thekenyaspecialists.com/when-to-go/when-to-go-to-kenya

Which destination in Kenya is best for me?

As arguably, the most diverse countries in Africa, deciding which national park to head to for a safari in Kenya is a tough decision… as they are all pretty spectacular! There are a couple of questions that will help as a starting point. Do you want to see the wildebeest migration? Do you want to do walking safaris? Are you travelling in a family, in a group or on your honeymoon? How long do you have to travel? Are you adventurous and wanting to do activities such as horse and camel riding?

If you are looking for a short safari to get your fix of wildlife, the Masai Mara is the definitely the place to head to. Camps such as Governor's Camp , Rekero Camp and Naibor Camp are sat inside the reserve and are perfect for those looking for an earthy safari experience in the heart of the game. Camps located in the conservancies, such as Elephant Pepper , Richard's Camp and Saruni Mara allow guests to do activities, like walking safaris, night drives and cultural visits, which are all activities that the camps inside the reserve are not able to do.

The Laikipia Plateau offers a more ‘active’ safari. Horse and camel safaris, bush walks and hikes, fly camping and mountain biking are among some of the activities that the camps offer, and guests can do as much or as little as they like. This is a great destination for families and children especially as some of the camps, such as Loisaba Starbeds , provide memorable accommodation to sleep under the stars.

For more information on the different destinations in Kenya, please visit http://www.thekenyaspecialists.com/where-to-go

How much does a Luxury Kenya safari cost?

There is no simple answer to this question, but one you can soon gauge once you have had a quote or two. The cost of a Kenya safari will depend on many things including the destination you head to, the time of year you go and the camps or properties you stay in.

The nightly cost of a camp on safari may initially seem expensive, especially if this is your first safari, but the price usually includes all meals (full board basis), accommodation, all game viewing activities, park and concession fees, laundry services and transfers. Many of the camps also offer special offers throughout the year, such as 4 nights for the price of 3, honeymoon discounts, or low season rates in high season dates, which are things we keep a close eye on when putting together your itinerary! Contact us for a quote now!

To see our luxury Kenya safari itineraries please visit http://www.thekenyaspecialists.com/itineraries

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This means that we have been through a vetting process with the Civil Aviation Authority who have deemed us reliable and reputable.

All monies paid by you for the air holiday package shown [or flights if appropriate] are ATOL protected by the Civil Aviation Authority. Our ATOL number is 10286 . For more information see our booking terms and conditions OR go to their web site at http://www.caa.co.uk/application.aspx?catid=490&pagetype=65&appid=2 and, if you would like to check on us then put in our registered number, 10286, into their finder service... (you just need the number)

All the flights and flight-inclusive holidays on this website are financially protected by the ATOL scheme. When you pay you will be supplied with an ATOL Certificate. Please ask for it and check to ensure that everything you booked (flights, hotels and other services) is listed on it. But ATOL protection does not apply to all holiday and travel services listed on this website. Please ask us to confirm what protection may apply to your booking. If you do not receive an ATOL Certificate then the booking will not be ATOL protected. If you do receive an ATOL Certificate but all the parts of your trip are not listed on it, those parts will not be ATOL protected.

Please see our terms and conditions for further information or for more information about financial protection and the ATOL Certificate go to: www.atol.org.uk/ATOLCertificate or ask any of our consultants who are fully versed on the ins and outs of the bonding scheme.

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Top Tour Operators and Travel Agencies in Kenya. Below you will find 36 of the best tour operators and travel agencies in Kenya offering in total 236 tours and holidays through-out Kenya. Combined they have received 450 customer reviews and an average rating of 5 out of 5 stars. The top tour activities offered in Kenya are: Wildlife, landscapes and nature, Adventure and sport & Beach, romance, getaways and relaxation.

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Address Longonot Place, 4th Floor, Kijabe Street., Nairobi, Kenya
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Arch Treks and Safaris

Address Membley Park Estate, Precious Court. Umoja Road,Jacaranda drive House J-02, Ruiru. Nairobi, Kenya
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Address P. O. Box 48040, Nairobi, Kenya
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Address Travel House , Muindi Mbingu Street, Nairobi, Kenya
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Great Horizon Trails

Address 356- 00100, Nairobi, Kenya
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African Sermon Safaris

Address College House 4th Floor, Koinange Street. P.O. Box 51322, Nairobi, Kenya
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Kibera Holiday Safaris

Address 104543, Nairobi, Kenya
Response Rate 82%

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Address Jacaranda Road, Watamu, Kenya

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Incredible Kenya Adventures Tours & Safaris

Address P O Box 19256-00100, Nairobi, Dominican Republic

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Address The Green House, Ngong Rd, Lavington, Nairobi, Kenya
Response Rate 100%

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Address Edificio TUI, SM2, Calle Rita Levi, Parc Bit, Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Response Rate 98%

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Africa Travel is a specialist luxury tour operator which hand-crafts the most authentic African holiday itineraries and exclusive travel experiences throughout the entire continent. With over thirty years know-how and the best connections in the industry, we have a passion for Africa and are always bang up-to-date on its latest offerings. Africa is a collection of some of the most amazing countries and cultures on earth. We know Africa, we love Africa, and we want to share it with you.

Whether you want a Serengeti safari , a beach holiday in the Seychelles or to track with bushmen in Botswana , we have everything you need at Africa Travel. Specialising in tailoring African tours and holidays, to suit all needs and requirements, we ensure that you experience all that Africa has to offer. Please Note: All costings shown on our website are for indicative purposes only. The confirmed costs for all quotations will be provided by our Africa experts at time of enquiry, and will be valid for a period of 7 days.

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Meet Our Experts

Sales Director & Conde Nast Traveler Top Travel Specialist

Chris joined Africa Travel directly from university in 1992 and knows both the company and Africa extremely well.

Sales Supervisor, London

Julia’s love for travel began at a young age. Born in Cape Town, she spent many a holiday exploring Southern Africa with her family before starting her career in travel.

Sales Advisor, London

Felicity, who joined Africa Travel in 2004, has worked in the travel industry for over 30 years and originally comes from South Africa's KwaZulu Natal province

Christine Klerck

Manager, Cape Town

Christine fell in love with Africa over 30 years ago, and has been managing the Cape Town office since 2008, and is looking forward to exploring Namibia more.

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Shaun joined the travel industry just over 10 years ago, working first for an online travel booking portal and an ecotourism company, specialising in sustainable travel in Southern and East Africa.

Debbie Kroukamp

Debbie joined Africa Travel in May 2009 and has been in the travel industry for over 20 years, enjoying a number of roles, from airline ticketing to accounting.

Christine Grant

Tour Guide, Cape Town

Christine first came to Africa as a young woman and immediately felt a connection which has never allowed her to leave. She lived in Johannesburg and in Knysna on the Garden Route, but came to Cape Town 22 years ago and realised it was where she wanted to be!

Alyson Riches

Alyson grew up in Zimbabwe and it was her parents who influenced her a great love of the African bush. It was not just a love of the wildlife but the plant and bird life and everything that is associated in the wild spaces of Africa.

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We are your personal Safari planning Experts.

We at Konnect Safaris are experienced Safari specialists providing bespoke (custom-tailored) Africa safaris and trips for couples, families, and individual travellers to Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda and other major African Countries that offer an authentic African Safaris off the beaten tracks. We are passionate about wildlife, excited about the natural world, and extremely proud to call Kenya and Tanzania our home. Your trip of a lifetime deserves the very best planning and we would be thrilled to help you arrange it.

We believe your experience should be as unique as you and we work best with those who enjoy that personalised attention.

We are always happy and willing to go the extra mile for our guests and even though we tailor-make each itinerary to your specification, we will also encourage and suggest that our guests try out new and unique travel experiences to add to the unique experience on their safari with us.

Air Ticketing Services

You have more important things to think about and do instead of spending valuable time searching online for a cheap air ticketing agent. At Bewin Africa Adventures, we have invested to take such stress away.

Our team of air ticketing staff will get you some of the most attractive fares for any flight trip you want to take world over.

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For us, it’s not about creating a big name or making lots of noise; it’s about using our expertise and professionalism to create some of the best safaris and making many a dream come true! From arrival to departure, every detail is anticipated and every effort made to ensure a seamless, unforgettable travel experience.

We offer below a unique selection of sample itineraries that turn your dreams into realities, we are happy to modify any of the itineraries below to suit your preference. These are our Sample itineraries. Our main specialties are wildlife camping, lodging, and luxury safaris, Mountain climbing, Beach holidays, cultural tours, cycling adventure tours and so much more!

Experience a luxury Kenyan Safari & Tour like no other – no matter what your preference, be it a family-friendly holiday, romantic honeymoon or photographic safari that draws you to the African continent.

A Kenyan safari not only boasts spectacular natural beauty in one of the most unspoiled places on earth, but it also brings you up close and personal with Africa’s most sought-after wildlife.

We take care of all of the details for you from start to end. We will prepare you with visa information, health requirements for immunizations, arrange for Emergency medical evacuation, airport assistance, and more. We are here to make sure you arrange your dream safari, are ready and excited. Your personal Safari specialist will make sure that everything is going seamlessly. We are here for you 24/7 and account for every detail !

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Few destinations in Africa can rival Tanzania’s diversity of wildlife, cultures and landscapes. From the classic savannah destinations of the Serengeti, Tarangire and Ngorongoro Crater to the beaches and coral reefs of Zanzibar and the tropical coast, a Tanzania safari holiday delivers one massive experience after another. And that’s before you discover the off-the-beaten-track experiences such as chimpanzee trekking in the magisterial rainforests of Mahale and Gombe or game viewing in the super-remote Selous Game Reserve.

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Seychelles Holiday & Honeymoon Tour

Set against the soothing blue of the Indian Ocean and with only granite boulders or the occasional cluster of palm trees breaking the long runs of powder-soft beaches, the islands of the Seychelles Archipelago are hard to beat as a beach holiday destination. And it’s not just the postcard-perfect beaches that sit among the world’s finest; with a scattering of award-winning resorts and super-stylish villas, a Seychelles holiday affords you the chance to live out your tropical island fantasy in pure, world-class luxury.

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Africa’s easiest and most accessible gorilla trekking is the main draw card of a Rwandan safari. After arriving at the capital city of Kigali, you are only a few hours’ drive away from the legendary Volcanoes National Park and its habituated but still wild gorilla families.

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Why book your safari with us, pay the right price.

Our policy is that you don’t have to pay more to receive the best service! We believe that everyone has the right to get the best experience for their budget. Booking tours direct with us means no agent fees or middleman.

Customer Service

Our office staff, certified Mountain guides and safaris guides are always proud to share with you there in-depth acquired knowledge from years of experience. We strive to meet our clients needs and tailor our tours based on their preferences!

Testimonials

Thank you Ayesha at Konnect Safaris ls for organizing for us an amazing trip. From the moment we arrived in the Jomo Kenyatta airport until our back flight home, everything was perfectly arranged.

We were surprised that the managers at each property knew our names and interests. Thank you so much for helping us to make this trip possible. It was truly an amazing experience and we are already dreaming about our next trip to Africa. ~Michael Hagen

African Safari Specialists: 16 Experts We Trust

By Paul Brady

Even the most hardcore travelers we know—the sort of people who plan their own hikes through Patagonia , ride motor scooters up and down Vietnam, and bareboat charter in the BVIs—get a little skittish when it comes to that most bucket-y of bucket trips, the ultimate African safari . And who can blame them? It’s tough to find legit info, the geography’s confusing, there’s a bunch of indecipherable lingo, and the price tag— oh, the price tag . When you’re spending more than $1,000 a day for what’s supposed to be the trip of a lifetime, even the most intrepid travelers are gonna get skittish.

Which is why we always advise travelers to book their next African adventure with the help of a travel specialist , somebody who’s actually stayed in the tented camps, walked through the bush with the guides, and been on those puddle-jumpers you’re planning to take. These experts know what’s up, because they’ve already been where you wanna go—and the other places you hadn’t even considered that may even be a little bit better. So whether you want to see the big five, track the Great Migration, paddle through the Okavango, or cruise the Skeleton Coast, these are the go-to experts that can help you pull it off.

Dan Achber, Trufflepig Achber knows Botswana particularly well—he’s organized multiday paddles on the Selinda Spillway and game counts with zebra researchers working in the Makgadikgadi Pans.

Cherri Briggs, Explore, Inc. Briggs has spent more than two decades planning trips to Africa , and her latest focus is lesser-known but awe-inspiring places like Cameroon, the Central African Republic, and Zambia.

Deborah Calmeyer, Roar Africa With her far-reaching network that includes some of the region’s savviest guides, she can get you into private homes, gardens, and art collections you can’t otherwise see.

Linda Friedman, Custom Safaris She’s planned lots of multigenerational family safaris, and she’s also expert at gorilla tracking in Rwanda .

Julian Harrison, Premier Tours He’s arranged trips with wildlife film-makers Dereck and Beverly Joubert, as well as with lion and rhino researchers.

Ryan Hilton, AuthentEscapes He’s planned photography workshops in the bush, connected travelers with anti-poaching teams, and coordinated a ten-day, 62-mile walking safari through raw wilderness.

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Will Jones, Journeys by Design A native of Africa, Jones has been working in safaris since 1994, managing camps, guiding trips, and planning way-out-there expeditions into tribal villages and stretches of untouched wilderness.

Michael Lorentz, Passage to Africa Lorentz shines at back-of-beyond trips to Ethiopia and mobile safaris in Botswana, where you’ll spot meerkat, hyena, and other wildlife.

Henrietta Loyd, Cazenove + Loyd She’ll arrange safaris through tribal regions of Kenya, art tours in Cape Town , and meetings with politicos in Ethiopia.

Mark Nolting, The Africa Adventure Company For off-the-map safaris led by researchers in places like the rarely visited Mabuasehube Game Reserve, Nolting is our guy.

Wil Smith and Karen Zulauf, Deeper Africa They take walking safaris seriously, pairing you up with leading researchers, game wardens, anti-poaching teams, and guides for itineraries in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.

Teresa Sullivan, Mango African Safaris Sullivan knows which routes, camps, and game reserves are best suited to families, and she’s coordinated multiday walks in the Kenyan bush.

Phoebe Weinberg, Greatways Travel Weinberg can get you the best rooms (like No. 6 at Singita Lebombo Lodge or No. 1 at Vumbura Plains), plus over-the-top extras like helicopter flights above the Okavango Delta.

Nina Wennersten and Daniel Saperstein, Hippo Creek Safaris This duo pulls off spectacular trips in Kenya (to the Segera Retreat, for example), South Africa (where they’ll arrange private wine tastings), and Tanzania (where they recommend Roving Bushtops).

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Meet Our Team

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Managing Director and Travel Specialist

Nicci Lenferna

Director and Group Travel Specialist

Bronwen Dearham

East and Southern Africa Travel Specialist

Lisa Seinker

Southern Africa Travel Specialist

Kath Robins

African Travel Specialist

Marketing Guru and Africa Travel Specialist

Wendy Blyth

Receptionist

Meet Wendy, a seasoned professional diving headfirst into the world of travel. Her diverse career path shows she’s a pro at switching gears, bringing a fresh perspective to understanding what our clients need and helping our team deliver top-notch service. When she’s not at work, Wendy’s all about the simple joys. She loves being outdoors, hiking, and spending time with her kids, grandkids, and close friends. Wendy’s zest for new experiences, whether in her career or personal life, perfectly aligns with our team’s spirit. We’re all about embracing change and delivering unmatched service and support to our clients!

Wendy’s Favourite Place: Hermanus Top Travel Tip: Never be late and make sure your passport is valid Wendy Never Travels Without: Your cell phone Her Favourite Pastime: Walking and spending time with her grandchildren

Cool Things I’ve Done

Ziplining in the Drakensberg
Celebrated my 60th at Bientang’s Cave in Hermanus—famed for whale watching in a century-old cave
Bought a moped in Metz, France, and rode it along the scenic French coastline to Rome
Worked on a kibbutz in Israel
Took a dip in the Dead Sea
Explored Jerusalem
Adventured on a desert safari in Dubai
Explored Madrid for 10 remarkable days

My Bucket List

Dive and snorkel in the pristine waters of Lake Malawi
Discover Morocco for its rich culture, history, and remarkable architecture
Go Gorilla trekking in Rwanda
Experience a walking safari in Botswana
Visit the Pyramids in Egypt
Hop across islands in Greece
Tour the wonders of Southeast Asia
Hike the Camino in Spain

Lisa Seinker’s

Meet Lisa Seinker, Pulse Africa’s Southern Africa Travel Specialist.

Hailing from the vibrant city of Cape Town, Lisa maintains a deep affection for her hometown. Boasting a career spanning over three decades in the industry, she possesses unparalleled knowledge and expertise in Southern Africa. Lisa’s true passion lies in meticulously crafting unforgettable, bespoke experiences for her clients.

Lisa’s favourite place to visit : Cape Town

Top travel tip : Check your passport well in advance and make sure it has not expired.

Never travel without : Your camera, binoculars and some good books to read.

Favourite pastime : Tennis

White Water Rafting in Victoria Falls
Helicopter trip over the Okavango Delta
Experienced Mokoro trips in the Okvango Delta
Stayed at some of the top game lodges in the Kruger
Swam in the Dead Sea in Israel
Climbed Masada in Israel
Further explore the remoter parts of East Africa
Experience the chimpanzees of Mahale
Climb Kilimanjaro
Travel all around Europe

WHERE CAN I GO?

Where can I go in Africa?

Blessed with towering elephants, zebra crossings and enigmatic landscapes, Botswana is one of the great safari destinations in Africa.

With hauntingly beautiful landscapes supporting an abundance of wildlife, impossibly beautiful weather and the most friendly, welcoming people, Kenya is the quintessential safari destination.

From the moment you arrive in Madagascar, a sense of the unusual envelops you. Explore one of the most biodiverse places in the world as most of what you’ll see here is like nothing you’ve ever seen before.

Nowhere else can you indulge in flaky croissants for breakfast and seafood curry for dinner, or admire pastel-coloured Hindu temples on the road alongside French colonial mansions. With a hypnotic blend of Indian, African and French influences, Mauritius is a gem that enchants all who visit.

Mozambique is no ordinary holiday destination. It uniquely combines not only spectacular beaches, but also impressive colonial architecture and fascinating local culture.

Namibia is a land of incredible contrasts and colours where dry, arid desert meets the roaring Atlantic Ocean.

Prepare to be left in awe as you adventure into mist-shrouded forests and lush tea plantations. Holidays in Rwanda offer a heart-stopping adventure and wonderful wildlife encounters.

When the going gets tough, the tough get going; whilst the rest of us conjure our ideal escape, dreaming of the Seychelles with golden beaches, secluded coves, and tropical coco de mer palms.

South Africa

From city getaways to safaris and beach holidays, South Africa is a world in one country, accommodating all types of travellers. Fondly known by locals as the 'Rainbow Nation', this is an extraordinary country to which you will want to return again and again.

The name Tanzania conjures up images of wildebeest stampeding across vast savannah, rain forests teeming with monkeys and birdlife, and great plains full of legions of game. All of these natural wonders and more are on offer in this exceptionally diverse African nation.

Uganda is one of the most beautiful countries in Africa. With its dense misty forests, snow-peaked mountains, glassy lakes and sprawling savannas, it’s no wonder this beautiful country is dubbed the Pearl of Africa.

A holiday in Zambia bursts with adventure and natural beauty. From awe-inspiring walking safaris and exhilarating white-water rafting, to seeing one of the world’s largest waterfalls, there are very few places left in the world where such wild experiences are still possible.

The archipelago of Zanzibar comprises several islands in the Indian Ocean that bead their way down the shores of East Africa, just off the coast of Tanzania. This group of islands, surrounded by beaches that rate among the world’s most beautiful, will allow you to discover peace and serenity unlike anything you've ever experienced.

Bungee jump over Victoria Falls, white water raft down the Zambezi River, canoe beside fish eagles swooping over Lake Kariba or soak up the magic of the bush in Hwange National Park. A safari holiday in Zimbabwe piques all the senses.

Meet Bronwen, Pulse Africa’s Eastern and Southern Africa Travel Expert.

Bronwen has travelled extensively around the countries that she sells and has developed a special love for each of them.

She loves nothing more than sharing her passion for these countries with her clients.

Bronwen’s Favourite Place: Old Mdonya River Camp, Ruaha National Parki Top Travel Tip: always smile and be nice. Bronwen’s Never Travels Without: A good book and her camera Her Favourite Pastime: waking up before everyone else and enjoying a strong coffee whilst listening to the birds chatter

Watched a large breeding herd of elephants walk across a dry lake in Amboseli
Canoed on the Zambezi River in Lower Zambezi NP where I got very close to the largest crocodile I have ever seen.
Trekked gorillas in Uganda, nothing ever prepares you for the moment you see them up close.
Went White water rafting in Victoria falls
Watched a herd of elephants dig for water in a dry riverbed in Ruaha National Park
Walked on foot in the Selous and was followed by an elephant who stopped to smell everything we touched
Went Camel trekking and camping under the stars in Kenya.
Watched the sunset from a houseboat on Chobe River whilst listening to hippo and fish eagles around us.
Snorkelled off a dhow in the bay in Mafia
Spend time in Katavi National Park for remoteness and large herds
Walk in Kafue National Park
Self-drive and camp in the Kgakagadi Transfrontier Park.
Go on a night desert walk in Swakopmund
Go on a canoe trip on the Orange River
Camp in the Central Kalahari (Botswana)
Visit and camp in Namaqualand in Spring
Camp under the stars in the desert in Morocco
Spend a night in a tree house in Hwange National Park and sleep under the stars
Do a 4 Day Walking safari in the Kruger

Vanessa Massyn

Meet Vanessa, Pulse Africa’s Southern Africa Travel Specialist.

Vanessa was born and raised in the Mpumalanga Lowveld, which is one of her favourite places in South Africa. She spent her entire 20’s travelling the globe and in her thirties, she settled down and started working in the travel industry, which she’s been doing for the last 15 years.

Vanessa’s passion is travel and her favourite book is an atlas! She is raising a beautiful little girl and they live – together with their 3 dogs – in Johannesburg.

Vanessa’s favourite place : Prague

Top travel tip : Immerse yourself in the culture of the country you’re travelling in.

Vanessa never travels without : a good book, a diary and an open mind.

Her favourite pastime : writing, reading, gardening, cooking.

Lived on the island of Koh Tao, Thailand for 3 months.
Snorkelled in the Nosy Be archipelago and experienced lemurs in their natural habitat on Nosy Komba.
Floated on the Dead Sea.
Travelled by train through the Alps.
Visited Auschwitz in Poland.
Had high tea at the Burj Al Arab in Dubai.
Bungee jumped off the bridge at Vic Falls.
Swam with whale sharks off the coast of central Mozambique.
Sailed on a dhow down the Nile.
Found some enlightenment in an ashram in Varanasi, India.
Follow in the footsteps of Charles Darwin and sail the Beagle Channel in South America.
Trekking through the Patagonian mountains.
Experience the Aurora Borealis from Lapland or Alaska.
Visit Iceland in the summer.
Spend time on the Galapagos Islands.
Go on a European Canal Barge Cruise with my best friends.
Travel through Morocco, sampling the best in Moroccan food and buying textiles.
Snorkel anywhere along the Great Barrier Reef.
Experience the Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
Island hopping in Croatia.

Having stepped away from the travel industry for a few years, Kath Robins is returning to her passion. As an avid traveller with a now empty nest, Kath is looking forward to sharing and experiencing the destination expertise offered by Pulse Africa.

Favourite Place(s) :Seychelles and Yorkshire

Top Travel Tip :Expect the unexpected

Never Travel Without :A sense of humour and wonder, a camera

Favourite Pastime :Painting and reading

Sailed around the British Virgin Islands
Island hopped around the Seychelles
Worked in ski resorts in Austria and the USA
Visited the pyramids in Egypt
Rafted down the Orange River
Been in a pirogue off St Marie, Madagascar
Slack packed : Green Mountain Trail, Wild Coast Meander, Kruger Park and Tsitsikama
Climbed to the top of Uhuru (Ayers Rock) to watch the sunrise
Helicoptered between Nice and Monte Carlo
Helicoptered over the Grand Canyon
See the Northern Lights
See a murmuration
Experience the flowers in Namaqualand
Guilet around Croatia
Go Gorilla trekking in Rwanda or Uganda
Do a painting workshop in Florence
Go on a cooking course in the South of France, Tuscany or Sicily
Experience even more of Africa and South Africa
*all the above with family and friends to make it even more special

Bronwen Pearson

Bronwen’s Favourite Place: Old Mdonya River Camp, Ruaha National Park Top Travel Tip: Always smile and be nice Bronwen Never Travels Without: A good book and her camera Her Favourite Pastime: Waking up before everyone else and enjoying a strong coffee whilst listening to the birds chatter

• Watch a large breeding herd of elephants walk across a dry lake in Amboseli • Canoe on the Zambezi River in Lower Zambezi NP where I got very close to the largest crocodile I have ever seen • Trek gorillas in Uganda, nothing ever prepares you for that moment seeing them up close • White water rafting in Victoria falls • Watch a herd of elephants dig for water in a dry river bed in Ruaha National Park • Walking on foot in the Selous and being followed by an elephant who stopped to smell everything we touched • Walking Safari in Hwange National Park and getting close to an elephant …safe distance, excellent guide very thrilling and educational • Camel trekking and camping under the stars from Sabuk • Watching the sunset from a house boat on Chobe River listening to hippo and fish eagles (with a cold beer in hand – you might not want to add that part) • Snorkeling off a dhow in the bay in Mafia • Bird watching in Lake Manyara National Park from Wayo Camp

• Spend time in Katavi National Park for remoteness and large herds • Walking in Kafue National Park • Self drive and camping in the Kgakagadi Transfrontier Park • Night desert walk in Swakopmund • Orange River Canoe trip • Camp in the Central Kalahari • Visit and camp in Namaqualand in Spring • Camp in the desert in Morocco under the stars • Spend a night in a tree house in Hwange National Park and sleep under the stars

Leandra Hanger

Meet Leandra Hanger, Pulse Africa’s Supplier and Rates Guru.

Leandra is our product and rates guru and coffee connoisseur. Her organisational skills are second to none and subsequently we have a highly sophisticated product information system. Not only does she negotiate some fabulous rates for our clients, but she ensures that the consultants are always up to date with the latest product training.

Leandra’s Favourite Place: South Africa Top Travel Tip: Always trust to travel expert at Pulse Africa, and research your destination…this will prepare you to be blown away! Leandra Never Travels Without: Passport, travel insurance, camera and bottled up excitement! Her Favourite Pastime: Spending time with my family and sharing special memories with family and friend….over coffee!

Bungee jumped out of a cable car in the Swiss Alps
Did an island hopping from historic Paros to breathtaking Santorini
Enjoyed traditional Greek coffee on Monastiraki Square with the Acropolis in the background
Attended a traditional Irish wedding at Kilkea Castle….still the best wedding ever!
Took my Granny to see Phantom of the Opera on the West End
Spent 1994 Easter in Budapest with a Hungarian family. Visited underground churches and local festivals
Celebrating New Year in Harakof, attended the German Bierfest, skied in Salsburg, and swam down the Aare river in Bern for my 21 st Birthday!
Overlanded through Southern Africa including the Caprivi trip in Nambia, Okavango Delta Zambia and beautiful Lake Malawi
Snorkelled in Praslin Island, Seychelles
Hiked Table Mountain
Gone skydiving and dune quad biking in Swakopmund
Done a sunrise balloon safari over the Magaliesburg.
Attend the Gorilla christening ceremony in Rwanda
Head to Uganda to visit the organic coffee farmers in the Sipi Falls region, visit the Chimpanzee Sanctuary and attempt white river rafting on the Nile
Experience a hot air balloon flight over the Serengeti
Explore Southern Africa in an overland vehicle with my children, including trekking over the Lesotho mountains on donkeys
Explore the coffee plantations of Ethiopia, taking part in their world-renowned coffee ceremonies. Learn more about their ancient civilisations and history
Explore Reunion, from the rich and diverse marine life to the Piton de la Fournaise, one of the world’s most accessible active volcanoes
Fly to Antarctica and sleep at the South Pole

Meet Nancy Wood, Pulse Africa’s Marketing Guru and Africa Travel Specialist.

Our resident Canadian, Nancy Wood came to Johannesburg in 2001 for a 3-year posting … and never left! She has travelled extensively on the continent and offers a foreign perspective in planning African travel for her clients.

Nancy’s Favourite Place: Sabi Sands Top Travel Tip: When deciding what to pack: Take half the clothes and twice the money! Nancy Never Travels Without: A patient attitude- it goes a long way Her Favourite Pastime: Dancing and tennis. Not at the same time

Experienced a four-month, self-drive, camping adventure with my husband and 4 kids (aged 6-12) from Johannesburg to Alexandria (our own version of Cape to Cairo!)
Enjoyed the sights, sounds and smells of magical Zanzibar, complete with Masaai dancers and fresh sugar cane juice at the vibrant night market, frolicking in the turquoise waters, walking on the white sand beaches and getting lost in the winding alleyways of the UNESCO heritage site of Stone Town
Watched countless zebra and wildebeest crossing the Mara River in Kenya during the annual great migration, while they attempted to avoid the lurking mouths of the crocodiles below
Lain still and silent on the white endless plains of the Makgadikgadi salt pans in Botswana
Broke the fast during Ramadan with a welcoming family in Sudan
Slept under the stars on a canoe trip down the Orange River in Namibia
Screamed with joy (and terror) while doing the zipline canopy tour in the beautiful Tsitsikamma indigenous forest, Eastern Cape, South Africa
Admired the astonishing architectural feat of the 12 th century rock-hewn churches in Lalibela, Ethiopia.
Sailing and cycling in Croatia
Seeing the Cherry Blossom festival in Japan
Trekking with the gorillas in Rwanda
Viewing the Northern Lights and fjords of Norway
Snorkelling in Cabilao Island, Philippines

Meet Lia Tynan, Pulse Africa’s Financial Manager.

Lia is our feisty, Greek financial manager. She works with our numbers all day, every day and ensures that every cent is where it should be. Her sense of humour keeps us all smiling.

Lia’s Favourite Place: San Francisco Top Travel Tip: Pack light Lia Never Travels Without: A face towel Her Favourite Pastime: Shopping and reading a good crime novel

Held a snake
Witnessed my pet giving birth
Swam at night
Bottle fed a baby lion
Gone tubing
Visit Rio de Janeiro carnival
Go white water rafting
Soak in a hot spring
Learn how to swim

Melanie Lowe

Meet Melanie Lowe, Pulse Africa’s Southern Africa and Indian Ocean Island Travel Specialist.

Melanie Lowe has been an enthusiastic traveller from a young age exploring a vast array of countries across the world and many throughout Africa. Melanie has an extreme passion for the African bush and is excited to share her experiences with her clients.

Melanie’s Favourite Place: Kruger National Park and Mozambique Top Travel Tip: Never miss the opportunity to experience new adventures and local experiences Melanie Never Travels Without: A good book and her camera Her Favourite Pastime: Horse riding

Swam in the Zambezi and the Okavango Delta
Done many safaris, including Sabi Sands, Serengeti, Delta, Chobe, Ngorongoro
Swam in Devils Pool at Victoria Falls, Zambia side
Dived all over Mozambique and swam with whale sharks
Climbed Kilimanjaro
Experienced the Makgadikgadi pans.
Experienced the Great Migration in the Masai Mara.
Gorilla trekking in Uganda/Rwanda
A stand up paddle boarding safari in the Okavango Delta (as long as I don’t fall in with the crocs and hippos)
A diving adventure in the Red Sea
A walk through the Avenue of Baobabs in Western Madagascar
Visit the Amazon
Hike to Everest Base Camp
Go on a safari in Zambia

Sandi Elkington

Meet Sandi Elkington, Pulse Africa’s East Africa Travel Specialist.

Sandi Elkington has a passion and reverence for her work like no other. She is in charge of the East-African destinations, including Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda and the spice island of Zanzibar. Sandi has a genuine love for her job and Africa and brings this passion to the forefront in planning safaris for her clients.

. Sandi’s Favourite Place: Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, Kenya Top Travel Tip: Take a smile, good manners and general common sense. Learn a few local words before you travel. Oh, and tip your shoes upside down before putting them on in the mornings! Sandi Never Travels Without: Her passion for adventure and fun Her Favourite Pastime: Swimming

Floated above the sweeping curves of the Masai Mara in a hot air balloon in the soft morning light
Had uninterrupted time watching the cubs of the Marsh Pride play and frolic right outside Governor’s Camp, on the edge of the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya
Experienced the Ruaha National Park on foot with one of East Africa’s most prolific walking guides
Fallen asleep to the sounds of the African night in a luxurious tent in the middle of the Selous Game Reserve with my husband by my side
Climbed to 3030 meters and come face-to-face with a black back gorilla of the Titus group of gorillas in the Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda
Enjoyed an early morning swim with my best friend in the warm waters off the coast of Zanzibar before the tide went out.
Visit Turkey and shop, eat and immerse myself in the culture, people, and landscapes
A self-drive trip with my husband to Swakopmund, Sossusvlei, the Damaraland and Etosha National Park in Namibia
To visit Israel and do a tour of the Holy Land, lie by the beach, spend time with my Israeli family, and eat delicious Israeli food
To take my son on an extensive tour of Japan – we are both fascinated by the country, the culture, food, and the people!

Meet Nicci Lenferna, Pulse Africa’s Director & Group Travel Specialist.

Nicci Lenferna was the first to join Pulse Africa with Sandy Wood. Her attention to detail and lively attitude have earned her a reputation for major group event planning and coordination. Nicci plans small, medium and large scale private and corporate group trips around the world, all year long, each one boasting a unique success.

Nicci’s Favourite Place: Madagascar Top Travel Tip: Visit fewer places for longer periods of time Nicci Never Travels Without: A kikoi Her Favourite Pastime: Exploring new destinations

Trekked with the gorillas in Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda
Floated in a Hot Air Balloon over the Masai Mara
Swam in Devil’s Pool on the edge of the Victoria Falls, Livingstone Island, Zambia
Floated in a mokoro down the waterways of the Okavango Delta, Botswana
Paraglided off Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa
Set off on a quad bike through the dunes in Namibia
Braved white water rafting down the Zambezi River, Zimbabwe
Been on a walking Safari through the Luangwa Valley, Zambia
Gone scuba diving off the coast of Benguerra, Mozambique
Captured the spectacular light and smiling faces of the Malagasy people on my EOS camera, Madagascar
Flew in an original 1941Tiger Moth along the Sunshine Coastline of the Eastern Cape, South Africa.
Did a midnight camel ride and climbed up Mount Sinai for sunrise over the desert.
Did a helicopter flip around Christ the Redeemer Statue, Corcovado, Rio de Janeiro.
Walk the Camino de Santiago, Northern Spain
Explore the Amazon Jungle, Brazil
Travel India in five-star luxury and experience her vibrant culture, magnificent palaces & culinary delights.
Visit the Amalfi Coast in Italy for a hiking and food extravaganza
Visit Japan to see cherry blossoms and enjoy authentic cultural experiences
Explore the maze-like medieval quarters, medinas and souks of Morocco.
Fly into Jack’s Camp Makgadigadi Salt Pans, Botswana for the Zebra Migration.
Venture into the Bangweulu Wetlands in search of the elusive Shoebill Stork.

Meet Sandy Wood, Pulse Africa’s Managing Director.

Kenyan-born Sandy Wood has been at the helm of Pulse Africa since she started the business in 1991. Her expertise spans across all regions that Pulse Africa offers as destinations and she is constantly pushing these borders, exploring new regions and countries to offer her clients.

Sandy’s Favourite Place: Laikipia, Kenya Top Travel Tip: Research the country you are visiting before departure Sandy Never Travels Without: A sense of humour Her Favourite Pastime: Entertaining friends at home

Cooked on a yacht around the Seychelles and Thailand
Ran the Lewa Marathon in Kenya, surrounded by wildebeest, zebra and giraffe
Sat next to a gelada baboon in the Simien Mountains of Ethiopia
Driven along route 62 in the Western Cape
Been on a camel safari in Samburu, Kenya
Taken a microlight flight over the Zambezi
Hurtled along the 425 m long zipline from one side of the Zambezi to the other in Victoria Falls
E-biked in Sossusvlei, Namibia
Climbed Mount Kenya
Cycled alongside Daisy Rothschild – Kenya’s famous giraffe.
Visit Goa, Bengal and the tigers
Dive the Great Barrier Reef
Have cocktails atop Burj Kalifa, Dubai
Swim at the foot of Victoria Falls
Have a second honeymoon at Fundu Lagoon, Zanzibar
Take a dhow on the Nile and stay at The Old Cataract Hotel, where Agatha Christie wrote “Death on the Nile”.

Natasha Jericevich

Meet Natasha Jericevich, Pulse Africa’s Southern Africa Travel Specialist.

Natasha Jericevich has been an avid traveller her entire life. Encouraged to do so from a young age by her father, she set out exploring different regions of the world before settling into African tourism. Sincere and imaginative, Natasha is able to empathise with her clients, creating dream safaris they will never forget.

Natasha’s Favourite Places: Okavango Delta, Botswana & Seychelles Top Travel Tip: Take the opportunity to experience new things Natasha Never Travels Without: Her Nikon camera Her Favourite Pastime: Photographing new places

• Trekked with the gorillas in Rwanda • Joined a walking safari in Mana Pools, Zimbabwe • Swam in Devil’s Pool in Livingstone, Zambia • Gone on safari in the Serengeti & Ngorongoro Crater • Cycled in Lake Manyara National Park • Island hopped in the Seychelles, visiting Mahe, Praslin, La Digue, Fregate & North Island • Ticked off numerous safaris to Botswana. Some of the highlights included mokoro trips in the Okavango Delta, helicopter flips over the Linyanti Reserve, quad biking and having a meerkat interaction in the Magkadikgadi Salt Pans • Visited Dead Vlei & Damaraland in Namibia • Explored Mozambique, including historical sites such as Ibo Island and Ilha de Mozambique, island hopping from Benguerra Island, Bazaruto Island, Medjumbe Island, Matemo Island and Quilalea Island, and a safari in Gorongosa National Park • Gone paragliding in Mauritius

• Visit Antarctica • Visit Argentina & Chile • Visit Venice & Rome

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What can I do in Africa?

The palm-lined, white-powdery beaches of Africa are those that dreams are made of. Whether you’re looking for the perfect island holiday, or an adventure-packed water sports paradise, there is a spot for you on the continent.

East Africa is where safaris were born and the rest of Africa is where they have grown-up. Whether you are keen on day or night safaris, walking safaris, specialised photographic or ornithological safaris, there is definitely a safari to suit you.

A trip to Africa is, more often than not, planned around animals. Be it the Big 5, the great migration, gorillas or lemurs, there is no question that the animals take centre stage.

Second possibly only to the animals, the landscapes in Africa are to be marvelled at. From jungles to deserts, mountains to oceans and the wide open savannas of East Africa, the enormity of these landscapes will leave you speechless.

Africa is not short of adventure, in fact it is the ultimate adventurers’ playground. Whether you’re looking for water adventures, animal adventures or adrenaline pumping adventures, you’ll find something to thrill you in Africa.

There is no shortage in Africa of world-class spas, golf courses or yoga retreats. If you’re looking for a wellness holiday, then we have a place for you.

South Africa is a country that lends itself to long, fascinating road trips. The landscapes are breath-taking and the routes full of interesting little stops. If you’re looking for a self-drive adventure, then this would be the place to do it.

Arts & Culture

There is no shortage of art nor culture in Africa. With over 3,000 tribes spread across 53 countries there is so much to see, learn and experience.

The history of Africa is certainly colourful. It begins with Ancient Egypt then the discovery of hominids in East Africa and continues with slavery, tribal wars, colonialization, and political unrest. The continent is a patchwork quilt of stories and legends like no other.

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20 of the coolest travel adventures for 2024

From a horseback safari in Kenya to river rafting in West Virginia, here’s our ranked list of the top travel experiences right now.

This page is a portal. No, really, it is: Our annual Best of the World feature is a gateway to the streets of Paris , the snowy Caucasus Mountains of Georgia , the ancient rock art of Algeria . To help us engage with places more deeply and meaningfully, we drew on National Geographic’s global community of experts to create the following ranked list of 20 great adventures for 2024. Read on and you’ll discover that this page is also a celebration—of travel’s power to transform us and our connections with one another.

#1: Go on horseback safari in Kenya

Guide Hamprey Mweterwa, and riders Llewellyn, Eloise and Tatiana Rose Dyer, watch a herd of zebra from atop their horses in Borana Conservancy, Kenya

A safari in Africa usually conjures an image of mud-spattered 4x4 vehicles bouncing through the bush. But there’s another way to travel: on horseback .

Although horse safaris originated in Kenya in the 1970s, they’re a perfect fit for today’s growing number of travelers looking for more engaging, sustainable wildlife encounters. At the 32,000-acre Borana Conservancy , two stables house thoroughbreds and ex-polo ponies for riders of all skill levels. Visitors can book half-day, full-day, or overnight rides. July through September is the prime time to go.

Since wildlife perceive equines as just another animal, exploring the landscape atop a horse makes for an intimate experience. “To journey on horseback is to break down the walls—meant to protect but also to separate—between oneself and the natural world,” says Nichole Sobecki , a photographer and equestrian who’s ridden in Borana. “Your horse is a translator, responding to the low growl of the lion, the soft scent of a herd of elephants.” A horse’s ears are an advance warning system, she says, helping knowledgeable guides navigate routes.

#2: Run an Olympic marathon in Paris

Silhouettes of runners pass in front of the Eiffel Tower during the 45th edition of the Paris Marathon

For the first time, members of the public will be able to run their own marathon during the 2024 Summer Olympics , in Paris, France , just one initiative aimed at creating a more inclusive Games.

Slated to be held the evening of August 10, between the men’s and women’s official races, the Marathon for All will allow 20,024 qualifying lottery winners on the 26.2-mile route that links Paris and Versailles , a loop beginning at the Hôtel de Ville (City Hall) and passing through nine arrondissements before finishing at Les Invalides on the banks of the Seine. Before or after the big event, learn the route to follow in their tracks.

#3: Ski tour UNESCO sites in Georgia

Long a means of transportation, exploration, and hunting, skiing is still a way of life in the mountainous republic of Georgia. Now visitors can enjoy some of the nation’s best backcountry skiing in the Caucasus with the help of outfitters such as Svaneti Ski and Georgia Ski Touring . In Svaneti, excursions may lead skiers through panoramic Gvibari Pass or to medieval Ushguli villages, among the highest continuously inhabited in Europe. The best times to experience this are December to April.

#4: Bear watch in Katmai National Park

Brown bears (Ursus arctos) graze on sedge grass in Hallo Bay in Alaska's Katmai National Park

Alaska ’s Katmai National Park is home to one of the highest concentrations of brown bears in the world. Far from the crowded viewing platforms of the Brooks Camp Visitor Center, a guided trip along the Katmai coast with outfitters like AK Adventures reveals a different side of the park.

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Here, the bears feast on a diversity of foods: sedges, grasses, razor clams, salmon. “For me, seeing a single brown bear in the wild is meaningful because it is a sign that the landscape is healthy enough to support it,” says Alaska photographer Acacia Johnson , a frequent National Geographic contributor.

#5: Hear legendary live music in Kyoto

A singer on stage rocks out with a guitar

Guidebooks speak of Kyoto as frozen in time, with hushed temples and meditative gardens. But after hours, Japan ’s former imperial capital reveals a live music scene that can be loud and irreverent. At venues like Jittoku and Field , rock, swing, and even Irish music echo into the night. Whatever you’re into, from jazz to punk, there’s a community to share your jam. “This is what happens in Japan when the mask comes off,” says Kyoto guide Van Milton.

#6: Cruise an epic river in Colombia

About 80 percent of Colombia ’s population lives in the river basin of the Magdalena, which flows for nearly a thousand miles from the Andes to the Caribbean. AmaWaterways’ new cruises on the river—said to be the first by a major cruise operator—take seven-night trips from Cartagena via Mompós to Barranquilla. Stops at colonial towns, performances of vallenato and cumbia music, and visits to a stilt-house village highlight the region’s culture along this mighty waterway.

#7: Road trip Route 66 in New Mexico

A ballon festival in Albuquerque at dusk

For nearly a century, Route 66 has beckoned to travelers. A trip along the Mother Road through New Mexico hits timeless landmarks , such as quirky motels and curio shops in and around Tucumcari and symbolic etchings in Petroglyph National Monument . In Gallup—mentioned as one of the places to “get your kicks” in Nat King Cole’s 1946 hit song “Route 66”—you can take in performances featuring Zuni, Lakota, and Diné (Navajo) dancers.

Some 18 miles of the highway traverse Albuquerque , the longest urban interlude of the route in the United States. And it’s getting a half-million-dollar glow-up with the ongoing restoration of vintage neon signs along Central Avenue.

While cruising down the brightened strip, stop at the new West Central Route 66 Visitor Center , with its museum and outdoor amphitheater. The center will host events like lowrider car shows, drive-in movies, and artisan markets.

#8: Explore ancient art in Algeria

A guide, wearing the traditional robes and shesh headscarf of the nomadic Tuareg tribe, stands on an outcrop at Adrit.

Algeria is home to Africa’s largest national park, which holds one of the world’s greatest concentrations of ancient rock art. Tassili n’Ajjer National Park is a geologic wonderland of sandstone towers, arches, and sculpted outcrops. But these rock forests are only half the story.

Neolithic herders and hunter-gatherers carved 15,000 petroglyphs here, including images of elephants, giraffes, and rhinos. These animals are more commonly associated with sub-Saharan Africa—a hint that this arid wilderness was once a grassland crisscrossed by waterways. Five- to seven-day guided tours with Fancy Yellow take in the most spectacular works of Tassili’s art, like the “Crying Cows,” engraved at the base of a stone pinnacle 7,000 years ago.

Travelers with more time might want to combine a trip to Tassili with a visit to the Algerian Sahara’s other great geologic marvel: the extraordinary mountain range of Ahaggar National Park .

#9: Dive with sharks in Western Australia

Stretching almost 700 miles along the Indian Ocean north of Perth, Western Australia’ s Coral Coast is studded with natural wonders. But Ningaloo Reef is the star. Here, you can dive with giants: Some 300 to 500 whale sharks , one of the largest congregations on Earth, gather along the reef each year between March and July. Ethical outfitters ensure divers give the sharks space and avoid feeding them or using flash photography.

Even more megafauna abound from July to October, when about 40,000 humpback whales migrate along the Coral Coast. You can also commune with more than 10,000 dugongs in Shark Bay or swim with manta rays at Coral Bay.

#10: Hike a volcano in Panama

A sustainability leader, Panama recently launched its “1,000 Kilometers of Trails” project , which seeks to bring outdoor recreation and green tourism to rural communities and protected areas.

First out of the gate is the Ruta de la Caldera , a system of five trails around the extinct Valle de Antón volcano . The treks take in waterfall-speckled landscapes, according to photographer Rose Marie Cromwell , who hiked sections of the Ruta de la Caldera over five days.

“There were some spectacular views on top of the volcanic crater—interesting land formations covered in so much green,” she says.

#11: Catch the eclipse at Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls, a boat of tourists, and a rainbow as seen from Niagara Falls, Ontario

Directly in the path of totality, Niagara Falls will offer views of a total solar eclipse, which won’t occur again in the contiguous U.S. until 2044. For about three and a half minutes, beginning at approximately 3:18 p.m. on April 8, the sky will darken over the thunderous cataract as the moon crosses between Earth and the sun.

On the U.S. side of the falls , Terrapin Point, Prospect Point, and the Observation Tower will be prime viewing areas (if clouds stay away). From the Canadian side, an excellent vantage point is Table Rock. A side bonus: The sunny-day rainbow that hovers above the falls will become pink.

#12: Trek a glacier in Chile

In Chilean Patagonia‘s Laguna San Rafael National Park , visitors can trek to glaciers, taking in a panorama of pale blue ice massifs and glacial waterways. Some 17,300 glaciers still cover the whole of Patagonia’s ice fields, but rising temperatures are rapidly melting them. Climate scientists say sustainable tourism , such as hikes with Chilean outfitters like Turismo Valle Leones , supports local communities and inspires travelers to learn more about how to protect glaciers.

#13: Step back in time on Menorca

the archeological site of Naveta des Taudons lit up by a sky of stars

Spain ’s Balearic Islands are best known for the jet-set beach destinations of Ibiza and Mallorca . But quiet, less developed Menorca has a unique mother lode: The archipelago’s greatest repository of ancient architecture.

In an area of just 270 square miles, Menorca has a total of 1,574 inventoried archaeological sites , ranging from the foundation blocks of small dwellings to well-preserved village centers that existed long before the Roman Empire. Most striking are the navetas, megalithic tombs dating back to 1600 B.C.; talayots, watchtowers built from mortarless blocks of limestone; and taulas, shrines exclusive to Menorca that evoke Stonehenge pillars. These remnants of the Talayotic Menorcan culture, the first civilization to inhabit the island, have now been inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List .

The open-air monuments are easy to visit; the island’s Me-1 road passes by some of the best-preserved sites, including the settlements of Talatí de Dalt, Naveta des Tudons, and Taula de Torretrencada.

Reenter the 21st century at the new Hauser & Wirth gallery in the picturesque town of Mahón. Housed in repurposed 18th-century hospital buildings, the cultural venue presents contemporary art exhibits and has an outdoor sculpture trail with works by Louise Bourgeois and Joan Miró.

#14: Ride classic rails in Scotland

A view from inside the Royal Scotsman as it drives through the Highlands

Exploring Scotland ’s wild, scenic Highlands doesn’t have to mean roughing it. The Royal Scotsman train glides among the moody lochs and dramatic peaks in style. New suites debuting in May 2024 sport interiors that reflect the compelling landscapes through dark woods, wool tweeds , and richly patterned bespoke tartans crafted by Scottish brand Araminta Campbell . After a day spent hiking to waterfalls or playing rounds of golf (a sport inextricably tied to the nation), guests can wind down with a massage at the onboard spa.

Departing Edinburgh ’s Waverley Station, the two- to seven-night rail journeys cross the heart of the Highlands, from Perthshire to Inverness to the rugged west coast. During stops guests can tour castles, stargaze in Cairngorms National Park , sample whisky at revered distilleries, and even take a dip in a loch.

#15: Find authentic flavor in Thailand

An overhead view of a plate of Northeastern style Thai cuisine

The Isaan region in northeastern Thailand is known for its distinctive cuisine that reflects influences from bordering Laos and Cambodia. “Isaan is a hidden gem of Thailand,” says Weerawat “Num” Triyasenawat, the chef at Samuay & Sons , a Michelin Guide -recommended restaurant in the Isaan city of Udon Thani.

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One key ingredient of the region’s delicious food is pla ra, a fermented-fish seasoning that boosts umami flavor. Local dishes include laab (minced meat salad), traditionally served during celebrations.

#16: Wander tea trails in Sri Lanka

View over the tea plantations near Kotagala on stage 7 of the Pekoe Trail

Sri Lanka is virtually synonymous with tea. The island nation is one of the world’s top producers of tea leaves. British colonists introduced the first bushes about 200 years ago. Now visitors can trace the footsteps of historic planters on the new, nearly 200-mile Pekoe Trail , the country’s first long-distance walking route.

Starting just outside Kandy, the trail follows the 19th-century tracks upon which workers and horse-drawn carts transported freshly plucked leaves. Hikers pass through hill towns and tea estates and can stop to take a cooking class or savor a cup of aromatic Ceylon tea.

#17: Gallery hop in São Paulo

Aerial view of the São Paulo Museum of Art (MAP) illuminated at night

São Paulo, Brazil ’s largest city, is an art lover’s paradise, home to numerous galleries, exhibitions, and street murals. The crowning jewel is the Museu de Arte de São Paulo (MASP), which is expanding to showcase more of its 11,000-plus artworks, from pre-Renaissance paintings to contemporary sculptures. Departing from the usual model of exhibiting works on walls, MASP hangs some pieces against clear panels, allowing visitors to view the art from all angles.

#18: Raft the rapids in West Virginia

An overhead view of people rafting the Gauley River in Gauley River National Recreation Area

Despite its name, West Virginia ’s New River is actually one of the oldest on Earth, perhaps as old as 360 million years. The river falls 750 feet in only 50 miles between sandstone cliffs. It eventually merges with the Gauley River. Outfitters such as ACE Adventure Resort can arrange whitewater rafting trips here on Class III to V rapids through the longest and deepest river gorge in the Appalachians.

#19: Go antiquing in Hudson Valley

Shoppers congregate inside the Basilica Hudson

The bucolic Hudson Valley is booming, thanks to an influx of New York City residents during the pandemic. But it’s long been a mecca for creatives: Its landscapes inspired America’s first artistic fraternity, the Hudson River School. Antique collectors will be drawn to the hundreds of stores, boutiques, craft shops, and flea markets that sell everything from colonial furniture and rare books to mid-century modern decor. For vintage finds, head to the Antique Warehouse in Hudson, Sister Salvage in Catskill, and Opera House Co. in Athens.

“There’s a common denominator here—the charming historic villages,” says Sarah Gray Miller, owner of Coxsackie antique store UnQuiet . From Stuyvesant to Saugerties, these towns “share a strong commitment to preservation.”

#20: Sleep on the water in British Columbia

The exterior of the Tofino Wilderness Resort reflected in the lake

The newly reopened Tofino Wilderness Resort , owned by the Ahousaht First Nation, is an idyllic base from which to explore the western coast of British Columbia ’s Vancouver Island. In the heart of Clayoquot Sound, the luxury floating lodge was renovated with lumber cut from timber which fell on-site. Through guided whale-watching trips or visits to the Freedom Cove artists’ sanctuary, the Ahousaht share with guests their philosophy, hishuk ish tsawalk (“everything is one”), celebrating the interconnectedness of people and nature in a land they’ve occupied for thousands of years.

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CBP uncovers almost 125 pounds of pork within vehicle; Agriculture Specialists issue $1,000 civil penalty at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge

LAREDO, Texas – U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers and agriculture specialists discovered almost 125 pounds of prohibited pork products in a single enforcement action at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge.

“Seizures like this significant interception of prohibited pork products underscore CBP’s commitment and dedication to its mission and help prevent the spread of animal diseases that could have a detrimental effect on U.S agriculture and livestock as well as the U.S. economy,” said Port Director Albert Flores, Laredo Port of Entry.

Nearly 125 pounds of prohibited pork products seized by CBP officers and agriculture specialists at Laredo Port of Entry.

The seizure occurred on Monday, June 3, 2024, at approximately 12:30 p.m. when CBP officers assigned to the Juarez Lincoln Bridge referred a Dodge Charger to secondary inspection. Upon closer physical inspection of the vehicle, CBP officers and agriculture specialists encountered several black bags containing prohibited pork items within the passenger side of the vehicle. Further examination revealed a total of 25 kilograms of chorizo, 25 kilograms of pork sausage, three kilograms of pork meat and two kilograms of unrendered pork lard.

CBP agriculture specialists issued a $1,000 civil penalty to the driver for the undeclared commercial quantity of prohibited pork products and CBP officers seized the vehicle.

CBP agriculture specialists enforce United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) quarantines to prevent the entry of pests and plant & animal diseases that could damage the agriculture industry in the U.S. Attempting to bring in prohibited agricultural items could lead to traveler delays and may result in a fine ranging from $300 to $1,000.

CBP agriculture specialists and CBP officers work diligently to fulfill CBP’s agriculture mission by excluding harmful pests and diseases from becoming established in the U.S. Read more information about CBP’s agriculture mission .

Follow the Director of CBP’s Laredo Field Office on X at @DFOLaredo and also U.S. Customs and Border Protection at @CBPSouthTexas for breaking news, current events, human interest stories and photos.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is America's frontline: the nation's largest law enforcement organization and the world's first unified border management agency. The 65,000+ men and women of CBP protect America on the ground, in the air, and on the seas. We facilitate safe, lawful travel and trade and ensure our country's economic prosperity. We enhance the nation's security through innovation, intelligence, collaboration, and trust.

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CBP uncovers almost 125 pounds of pork within vehicle; Agriculture
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