Community-Based Tourism in Mozambique

by Sarabpreet Chopra | Mar 30, 2025 | Africa, Guest Blog, Mozambique, Uncategorised

Mozambique, with its pristine coastline, rich cultural heritage, and diverse ecosystems, is emerging as a sought-after travel destination. Beyond its picturesque landscapes, the country is increasingly turning to community-based tourism (CBT) as a catalyst for...

The Impact of Climate Change on African Safaris

by Sarabpreet Chopra | Mar 24, 2025 | Africa, All Interests, General Information, Uncategorised

African safaris have long been synonymous with breathtaking landscapes, abundant wildlife, and the thrill of seeing nature in its rawest form. However, climate change is transforming these ecosystems at an alarming rate, threatening not only the wildlife but also the...

A Guide to Cultural Festivals in Southern Africa

by Sarabpreet Chopra | Mar 12, 2025 | Africa, Botswana, Culture, Eswatini

Southern Africa has breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and rich cultural traditions. For travellers seeking an immersive experience, cultural festivals provide a unique opportunity to witness local customs, music, dance, and cuisine firsthand. From the vibrant...

The Evolution of Safari Tours: From Past to Present

by Sarabpreet Chopra | Feb 5, 2025 | Africa, General Information, Safari Ideas

There’s something magical about an African safari. The vast open plains, the diverse wildlife, and the golden sunsets combine to create an unforgettable adventure. Behind every incredible safari experience, however, is a crucial piece of equipment: the safari vehicle....

10 Things About Namibia’s Sustainable Tourism Efforts

by Sarabpreet Chopra | Jan 22, 2025 | Africa, Namibia

Namibia is a country of striking contrasts from the towering sand dunes meeting the Atlantic Ocean to the wildlife roaming freely in vast, untouched landscapes. But what really sets Namibia apart is its pioneering approach to sustainable tourism. Behind each...

Opening Ceremony at Mbita Primary School

by Student | Aug 7, 2024 | Africa, Eswatini

Team AGC headed back to the community ready for a busy week in the school and on the project site, all to make ready for the opening ceremony. We soon settled back into where we are camping and also our kitchen arrangements. The team split into two groups, one to head...

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