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A new site

Safari Kay

has just been launched at http://safarikay.com - her Safari Adventure Portal and Gallery.

If you are interested African safaris or even the wild animals you’ll see there then this is a site you should visit. It is also a portal to several of her other safari related sites.

Safari Kay is a world traveler. Being a travel agent also makes it easier for her to do a lot of traveling. Over a decade ago she fell in love with Africa and all the natural surroundings and the wild animals experienced on her first safari. She hasn’t stopped going back since.

If you are even remotely interested in going on a safari Safari Kay is someone you should contact. In addition to arranging your custom African Safari she accompanies the select group on the actual safari.

She arranges safaris for small groups of 8 to 15. This keeps it more private and intimate. It also allows her maximum freedom in planning for a safari experience you won’t forget. Go check out her portal site and find out more about African safaris. You may find out it is more affordable than you realized.

Click here to go to Safari Kay’s site

An article by by Kay Trotman

What’s Really Involved in Planning a Safari

has been added to www.safarikay.com - Safari Kay’s safari adventure portal - and gallery.

Before I start traveling to Africa, I knew little about the destination, how to plan a trip, what to look for, what to pack, what to expect. Ten years later after several trips to Africa, it’s still a challenge, taking time, research and work to plan a safari, whether for me alone or for clients. My experience, however, has helped me to understand the destination and to provide valuable information to clients. Africa is a huge continent with diverse locales throughout its 53 countries.

To plan a safari, first you have to know if you are dealing with a first time visitor or a seasoned traveler. Seasoned travelers will most likely tell you where they want to visit, while a first timer will depend on you to provide them with information, in most cases, and rely on your recommendation. This is where using a travel agent who has been to the destination will make a huge difference in the planning process.

Like any other trip, the agent must listen to what the client want; do they want a day filled with game drives or do they want some cultural, historical activities included as well. Once you decide which area is best for your client, then you have to discuss budget constraints.

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