by | | Kenya, Sustainable travel and tourism
Why go on a safari in Samburu? Samburu National Reserve is ideal if you want to go on safari in a reserve with very little tourism. Its location, far from the Masai Mara, means many people choose not to go. That keeps visitor numbers low, and it’s also a place where...
by | | Kenya, Safaris, Sustainable travel and tourism, Tanzania
Comparing the Serengeti and the Maasai Mara is almost inevitable when planning a safari. Although they share wildlife and the migration, each park offers nuances that can influence the traveler’s experience. Choosing between one or the other isn’t always...
by | | Kenya, Sustainable travel and tourism
Watching the great migration in Kenya is one of the most impressive natural phenomena in the world. This annual event attracts thousands of tourists and nature lovers eager to witness the majesty of wildlife at its best. At Trip to Help, we are excited to offer you...
by | | Artículos sobre el Perú, Kenya, Marruecos, NGO, Sustainable travel and tourism, Tanzania
Trip to Help the online responsible and regenerative travel agency, receives the Gold Award at the WTM Africa Responsible Tourism Awards 2024, held at the Spotlight Theatre in Cape Town, South Africa. Trip to Help, born in Barcelona in 2022, is the only non-african...
by | | Kenya, Sustainable travel and tourism
Going on safari in Kenya is a unique trip in the world, and although nowadays there are cheaper alternatives, it is still expensive and not suitable for all budgets. How much does it cost to go on safari in Kenya? Why are some cheaper than others? Are all safaris the...
by | | Kenya, Sustainable travel and tourism
Every year, millions of tourists choose to travel to Kenya to experience its breathtaking landscapes, safaris and vibrant culture. Many tourists in a country that, although it has a higher level of development than other African countries, still has a high poverty...