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Cheapest country in SE Africa?
Which would be the cheapest and easiest country in Southern Africa to
visit with a group of students? -- Geir Ertzgaard http://www.ertzgaard.net ---------------------------------------------------- No matter where you go, there you are ---------------------------------------------------- |
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"Geir Ertzgaard" geirertz-nospam æt mac.com schreef in bericht ... Which would be the cheapest and easiest country in Southern Africa to visit with a group of students? -- Geir Ertzgaard http://www.ertzgaard.net ---------------------------------------------------- No matter where you go, there you are ---------------------------------------------------- Because of the varity in choices (Backpackerslodges/campsites etc.) I would say South Africa. Corné. www.amukela.com |
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South Africa in my opinion
-- ================================== Lou Andreoli Human, wildlife & nature photographer http://www.homepages.hetnet.nl/~louine ================================== "Geir Ertzgaard" geirertz-nospam æt mac.com schreef in bericht ... Which would be the cheapest and easiest country in Southern Africa to visit with a group of students? -- Geir Ertzgaard http://www.ertzgaard.net ---------------------------------------------------- No matter where you go, there you are ---------------------------------------------------- |
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On Mon, 29 Aug 2005 22:41:39 +0200, Geir Ertzgaard wrote:
Which would be the cheapest and easiest country in Southern Africa to visit with a group of students? How large is the group, what age and how motivated ? Such factors may open some possibilities. But generally speaking, moving a group around with tolerable amounts of complication and at an acceptable price requires a country with much infrastructure, and only South Africa really qualifies. It is not impossible to do elsewhere, just a significant bit harder : less reliable means of transportation, a less dense public transportation network and a less developed tourism industry all contribute to higher costs and make your schedule more prone to severe slips. So depending on your elasticity to risk and price you may consider other countries and carefully examine the level of support you can get there. Meanwhile .za is the safe default choice. |
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Easiest - certainly South Africa.
But what is it that you want these students to see and do? |
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