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smartiz | Jun 04, 2009 | 0 comments

THE CHALLENGE OF SAFARI TRAVEL

Executive Summary about The Challenge Of Safari Travel James Yee

Before stepping on that plane for a marvelous safari adventure, plan like there’s no tomorrow.
- Best spots for safari should be spotted.

The most suggested parts of Africa to enjoy safari include East and Central Africa, Southern Africa and Indian Ocean Islands.

If you are going to visit East and Central Africa, long rains start early in April to early June. Short rains abound during late November to December.

Southern Africa has its rainy season from late November through mid-April for the safari areas. However, during that time, it will be summer in Southern Cape.

Among others, safari traveling offers these fun-filled activities:

a. gorilla trekking
b. sailing
c. birdwatching
d. participatory camping
e. self driving

-When choosing a trip, budget constraints should never be overlooked. To make your budgeting more effective consider the level of luxury of your safari travel, length of your trip, activities, accommodations preferences, meals and season.

- Determine your travel style.

Do you prefer your safari to be more luxurious, moderate or rustic? Will you travel by air or road? Answering those questions will more or less improve your overview of your dream safari travel.

TIPS FOR TANZANIA SAFARI TRAVELERS IN THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS

Executive Summary about Tips for Tanzania Safari Travelers in the Global Financial Crisis? By Adam Karume

The global economic crisis has adversely impacted the travel and tourism industry as travelers have cut down on their budgets, postponed or cancelled their holiday plans.

International airlines, hotels, restaurants, tour operators and travel agencies have all felt the economic decline across all borders and African is not the exception. In fact, many African safari destinations have been negatively affected with shrinking visitor arrivals and increasing tourist cancellations.

Firstly, many Tanzania lodging and accommodation providers are offering discounted rates for families and couples to offset the economic downturnÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s impact. Upgrades, complimentary meals and gifts are also a regular occurrence at hotels and resorts.

Tour operators and travel agencies are also responding with reduced prices for safari packages, cultural tours, Mount Kilimanjaro climbing expeditions and ecological excursions accordingly.

Combined with other travel service providers drastically reducing the rates on their offerings, the time could not be better for the discerned traveler to take full advantage of a golden chance to substantially reduce their travel costs in Tanzania.

For instance, the average 10-day standard lodging safari in Tanzania with visits to the Northern Safari Circuit (Serengeti, Lake Manyara, and Ngorongoro Crater) and eventually the Ã¢â‚¬ËœSpice IslandsÃ¢â‚¬â„¢ of Zanzibar will cost about $ 4,500 per person that equals about $900 in savings. Sounds pretty close to an air ticket price doesnÃ¢â‚¬â„¢t it. Yes indeed and those international carriers are also offering cut-rate prices.

It is certainly a bargain, so do not let the so called global financial crisis deter you from going on your African safari in Tanzania.

Remember that a safari in Tanzania is memorable for the abundance of wildlife, the kindness and friendliness of the people, and the magic and mystery of the landscape.