Africa Travel Stories

05/08/2023

Don’t miss out on our limited linen tote and shoulder bags! We’re celebrating our new store opening, proud to share our Zambian handmade collection

04/08/2023

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We're thrilled to announce the opening of INSANSA. Dedicated to providing African traditional jewlery and home decor to work along side Africa Travel Stories, we'd love for you to visit our store (link in bio)

03/08/2020

I am writing to everyone who donated, to give an update on the COVID19 fund raising project. Phase one of the project was accomplished and a sum of 500 euros, equivalent to 10,393.68 Zambian

kwacha was donated to and received by Enlight Abilities Organisation. From the planned items on the budget, 140 face masks were sewed and on 16th July, 2020, purchase of other food items in readiness for distribution to households with children with disabilities were bought.

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03/08/2020

Enlight Abilities Organisation (EA) would like to thank Annette Kabungo Mulenga, the Chief Executive Officer for Africa Travel Stories based in Netherland, Europe for the financial support as part of the response to COVID19 pandemic in Chipata District of Eastern Province, Zambia.

Africa Travel Stories based in Netherland donated funds to EA to compliment government effort in fighting COVID19. Thus, EA bought food items comprising of Mealie Meal, Cooking Oil, Soya Chunks, Hand sanitizer, bathing soap, hand wash, face masks, sugar, and salt. The assorted items were distributed to 20 households around targeted communities in Chipata District and also to pupils at Magwero School for the blind.

Africa travel stories supported EA to respond to the pandemic because it has a corporate social responsibility to support people with disabilities.

The donation from Africa Travel Stories enabled Enlight Abilities to reach its development object of ensuring improved capacity and ability of the target communities to demand for and access to inclusive economic, social (health and education) and legal protection services.
EA would also like to thank the Media Houses, The mighty Mast Newspaper for covering the event and publishing it in the newspaper as well as Radio Breeze FM for coverage and airing the program during news time and posting on Breeze FM page on Facebook.

11/05/2020

RAISING FUNDS:
The coronavirus has surely come with its own share of advantages and disadvantages. Unlike in Europe and the rest of the world, Africa has not been spared.The virus is steadily, but surely manifesting.
Advantages: The world has surely recovered from man kind distractions, the whole world worked towards one goal, during lockdowns people became innovative.
Disadvantages: Innocent peolpe have died, seems no one will be held accounatable.
For who are we raising funds:
The vulnerable in society, the groups that are usaully negelected by most African Governments and Families because of stigma.
After donating to Cheshires Homes in Zambia, Africa Travel Stories (ATS) once again feels it's time to help fundraise for the needy, this time the funds raised will go towards the coronavirus pandemic outcry for face masks.
The funds raised will be used to buy materials needed to make the masks. The masks in Zambia and Zimbabwe will be made free of Charge. Lamoz Fashions in conjuction with ATS will give their time and talents.
The masks should and will not replace the social distancing rules that have been put in place. I know during this time, people are struggling and can't afford to donate as much as they could, but am reaching out to the rest of us. Your donations will go a long way.
Together we shall over come: Thank you, Asante sana, Mercy, Bedankt, Gracias, Vielen Dank, Wazviita, Twatotela.

Het is fantastisch om te zien dat donaties van particulieren, bedrijven en organisaties zonder winstoog… Annette Mulenga needs your support for Save our Souls

02/01/2020

Africa Travel Stories would like to thank all its prestigious clients who helped make 2019 a reality.

We have done it again- we have partnered with Shawa Luangwa Camp and Chisa Busanga Camp set time opening 1 June 2020.

Zambia: CNN's Top 20 Travel places to visit in 2020

Jaw-dropping national parks and awe-inspiring wildlife characterize this beautiful southern African country. With more than 30% of the country's land reserved for national parks, a visit to Zambia encourages you to get up close with nature.

Take South Luangwa National Park, brimming with trees, plants and vegetation, which is home to some 60 animal species, including leopards, elephants and buffalo. Farther west, Kafue National Park, the country's largest, is a haven for flora and fauna.

The lush landscapes of Lower Zambezi National Park, on the Zimbabwe border, offer visitors awesome panoramas. The world's longest freshwater lake, Lake Tanganyika, flows partly through Zambia. Its crystal-clear waters host hundreds of species of fish.

If you want to spend your days soaking up the sun, head to Lake Kariba, Zambia's answer to the French Riviera. Set yourself up for a peaceful few days of exploring via houseboat or get settled in a self-catering villa in the picturesque town of Siavonga.

Parts of the spectacular Victoria Falls on the Zambezi are being affected by the drought that's enveloped neighboring Zimbabwe, but the waterfall's thundering cascades are still not to be missed. The waterfall offers white water rafting, zip lines and bungee jumping, while visitors can take guided tours focusing on the history of Victoria Falls bridge.
Don't miss: The sunsets -- it would be hard to not notice when vibrant hues of coppery orange and golden yellow illuminate the Zambian skies, but every time it happens, it's pretty breathtaking. --

Report Credit : Francesca Street-CNN Travel

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CNN Travel unveils 20 of the best places to visit in 2020, including a lesser known gem in the Caribbean, a remote island off the coast of Africa and a German town with the coolest trains.