Zambia Vacations, Zambia Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

I am still chilling in Livingstone after everyone else has gone.  We had a blast of a Thanksgiving dinner at the hostel and I tried my hand at green bean casserole without the benefit of an oven.  It wasn’t pretty but it was tasty.  We hosted six gentlemen, a sort of UN of sorts, including two Zambians, and then a quartet from Denmark, Sweden, Finland and Germany.  We also drank a lot, danced ridiculously, and made the staff wonder just what kind of holiday is thi...

During my trip I also visited an orphange that take care of the abandonned Zambian children. The HIV rate is very high in Zambia and causes so lots of deads, leaving a lot of children on the street. Normally their family should take care of them but everyone is so poor that that system doesn't work anymore. And if their family takes them in, then most of the time they are treated very badly, because for them the arrival of the child means even less money and food for their own family. For lit...

Back in Zambia - grass has grown to tunnels, rainy season, flooded pitch, Kaniki cup,    Lots of visitors... One of the visitors is Stephen Freid, the director of ITeams Africa, or maybe all of ITeams.... don't really know.  He was talking to us last night about the situation in Kenya and the tribal warfare.  He said the press is really putting it across differently than it is (not that we are connected to know anything about what's going on in the press!).  There ...

In less than 2 hours, I will board a flight to Atlanta, GA. From there, I will find myself in the heart of Africa. Having never been to southern Africa, I am so excited that I can hardly stand it! On the otherhand, I keep thinking will this be all that I've always expected it to be. I've dreamed of going to Africa for many years and after I did time abroad in college (in Egypt) I thought that I had achieved my dream. I was so wrong! Travel is in my blood, as is adventure. This is one...