An interview with Travelstart talking African Travel. #Afritravel

By Dawn Jorgensen

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I was invited by Travelstart South Africa to be a guest on their FAQ Friday series to talk about African Travel and why this diverse and vibrantly beautiful continent holds my heart … Thank you for the opportunity, for your kind words and ongoing support of my work. Love all that you do. With special mention of GreenPop Nomad Adventure Tours – Africa Walter’s Boda Boda Tours Kampala Trec1000 Travel Massive and Moving Sushi who have given me so much this year. Here’s to many more shared #AfriTravel adventures.

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