East Africa is a key destination for tourists in Africa. You can fulfill your dream of traveling in the African wilderness all in one place in East Africa!
East Africa is located in a great spot and is easy to get to. It has pleasant weather year-round, so you can enjoy many activities while exploring the beautiful grassland, which is home to unique animals and diverse cultures.
In many European and American countries, you only need to take one connecting flight to get to popular tourist spots. These places offer a variety of experiences, including wildlife adventures, mountain hiking, beautiful white sand beaches on the east coast, and cultural sightseeing.
The East African countries are close to each other both geographically and politically because of their location and past. However, each country has its own government and independence, with clear borders.
Recent events in Kenya, related to a financial bill, have led to nationwide protests and riots, especially among young people. They are frustrated with the lack of development in a country that relies heavily on foreign loans, with 70% of its economy depending on them. This led to resistance against the finance bill that began as a peaceful protest but then turned into violent actions like burning and disrupting the parliament buildings.
This has led news outlets around the world to report frequently on the rejection of the financial bill in Kenya, making it seem like a very dangerous place to visit. The protests are mainly happening in big cities in Kenya. While they are meant to be peaceful, the president has sent in armed security to keep things under control.
It’s not the best time to visit Kenya right now, but this situation will improve soon. The president and leaders are already addressing the people’s worries about the financial bill. If you have already booked a trip to Kenya, most tourist spots are safe and not likely to be affected by demonstrations.
Overall, while our friend struggles with peace, Tanzania is proud to be known as one of the safest countries in the world. Tanzania has a friendly political environment that encourages people to visit and enjoy their time there.
To top it off, Tanzania has indeed the most abundant tourist honeypots of all of the eastern Africa,
Tanzania is home to the roof of Africa, the highest free-standing mountain in the world often mistaken as to be in Kenya along the Serengeti that links to the Maasai Mara plains in Kenya host an enormous wildlife and flora species earning it a title of one of the world’s seven wonders.
Tanzania is also made partly by an archipelago of beautiful islands, the famous Zanzibar! A popular wedding spot with clear blue waters and white sandy beaches, offering a great escape and a chance to experience Swahili culture.
Given the current political climate, Tanzania is promoting sustainable investment in tourism and other areas for the benefit of its people.