by | | Sustainable travel and tourism, Uganda
Gorilla trekking in Uganda is one of those experiences that’s hard to imagine until you’re right there with them. Venturing into the tropical forest, walking for hours in search of a mountain gorilla family, and coming face-to-face with these impressive...
by | | Sustainable travel and tourism, Uganda
The safari we experienced in Queen Elizabeth National Park, Uganda, was probably the most complete and memorable part of our trip to Uganda. We spent two nights in the park, and during those two days, we enjoyed three different activities: Game drive: Exploring the...
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 | | 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...
