Focusing on the heritage of African-descended travelers not just in Africa but also the United States, the Caribbean, Latin America, and beyond. it's a thriving and fascinating segment of the travel market. Check out this group to see how!


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A look at the traditional arts and crafts of Kenya

  For many, the first thing that comes to mind when it comes to Kenya is wildlife and safaris. But visitors should also keep in mind this country´s rich artistic and cultural heritage - thanks to its more than 70 ethnic groups such as the Kikuyu, Kamba, Luhya, Maasai, and Kalenjin  - both to witness (such as tribal dances) and to buy as mementos of their trip here (esecially masks, figurines, and other forms of sculpture). This beautiful country keeps the spirit of its ancestors alive…

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5 Key Places in the USA to Explore the Life & Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

  nps.org The unwavering commitment to equality, justice, and nonviolent protest of one of the premier civil rights leaders of the 20th century had a profound impact on U.S. and even world history both during his lifetime and in the more than half century since. And the holiday established in his name, celebrated on January 15, is a chance to celebrate diversity, explore the richness of history, and uphold the principles that MLK Jr. devotedly upheld. And these five spots across the country…

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The Soul of Rio de Janeiro: Its ´Little Africa´ Neighbourhoods

Sarah BrownThough most famous for Carnival, golden beaches, and world-famous landmarks, the real heart of Rio de Janeiro, for those in the know, lies in its downtown, most notably in Saúde, Gamboa, and the surrounding neighbourhoods hard by the port. For it’s this area that’s steeped in a complex history that dates back half a millennium to the Portuguese colonisers’ founding of Rio and the centuries of brutal slavery which followed.A good place to start is Praça Mauá, a once rundown square…

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  • Greg Gross March 14, 2011 at 6:53am
    Not NEARLY soon enough for me, Monique! Gotta make some $$$ first!
  • Greg Gross March 12, 2011 at 5:12am
    Great, Monique. Make me Paris-sick *and* hungry at the same time! :)
  • Jared January 31, 2011 at 3:36am

    Put in a trip request for Africa trip at http://africa.travelection.com . We really want your feedback and want you to get on the ground floor. Let us know what you think. It's fast and free so try it today.

  • Tracy Gross January 15, 2011 at 9:44pm
    Cudos to you both Greg and Monique! Best wishes for continued recognition of excellence!
  • Greg Gross January 15, 2011 at 10:18am
    Congratulations, Monique...and well deserved!
  • Eco Tur Angola November 23, 2010 at 8:40pm
    Hi there and welcome all ! I know that Angola is probably off the radar so far, but if and when u get an inquiry, we are here ! Kind Rgds Paul
  • West Africa Discovery August 19, 2010 at 1:27pm
    In October this year, a pioneering community-based cultural exchange tourism projects starts in Sierra Leone. After a successful 3-4 years running the same model on an island in Fiji, the Tribewanted team are taking this story of sustainable community development through tourism to another part of the World that is in great need of some attention.

    Via Tribewanted Sierra Leone, we bring you a video introducing the John Obey community where the first tribe members will set foot in October.



    For a chance to win an all-expenses paid experience, follow the 'sweepstakes' box on their facebook page.

    To learn more about the project click here...

    Or enquire with us at info@westafricadiscovery.co.uk
  • Mesi Walton August 13, 2010 at 3:56pm
    Hey everyone! This group and website are great! Check out www.diasporadance.com for a tour to Venezuela.
  • Andrea Patino July 27, 2010 at 1:26am
    Hello everyone!
    My name is Andrea Patino and I am currently writing a piece for an online newspaper about Diaspora Tourism. I would love to talk to those of you who are interested in telling me about your experiences, in particular young Americans who have traveled--or plan to tavel-- to West Africa.
    Please email me of you are interested: patino.andrea@gmail.com

    Thanks!
    A.
  • David Paul Appell June 30, 2010 at 7:26pm
    An African-American teen has a couple of very good questions on Ask a Travel Expert... click here to reply.
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