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Gambia Tourism
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Formed in the mid-eighties our mission is to offer unique services and comfort to visitors coming to The Gambia as a group of honest and insured tourist based companies we strive to make The Gambia one of the safest destinations for holiday makers in the world.
- Author: africanblog
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Recent Posts
Camel Safari
A welcome drink is served upon arrival at Camel Safari Camp, introduction to your camel and a photo opportunity close up of the coke drinking camel! Strolling along the beach for approx 45 minutes, passing the fishing boats and ...
Gambia commissions a new craft market for tourism development
The Gambian Minister of Youth and Sports, Sheriff Gomez, on Wednesday officially commissioned a multi-million dalasis Bungalow Beach Craft Market, at a ceremony held at the premises of the new complex in Kotu, about 11 kilometres outside Banjul, the ...
Ancient Stone Circles of Senegambia
The ancient stone circles consists of four large groups of stone circles that represent an extraordinary concentration of over 1,000 monuments in a band 100 km wide along some 350 km of the River Gambia. The four groups, Sine Ngayène, Wanar, Wassu a...
Tourism & Travel in The Gambia
Responsible tourism policy for GambiaThe Ministry of Tourism and Culture, the Gambian Tourism Authority and the Tourism & Travel Association worked together to form what is referred to as ‘the responsible tourism policy for Gambia’. Its main ...
Gambia Sweden Fashion
Fashion styles differ from country to country and you can usually tell by a person’s clothes as to which part of the world they come from. However, a lot of people cross these cultural borders and choose to wear the style they like the best. Ritva ...
Gambia History
The first British traders in the Gambia came in 1587. They began to explore the river in 1618. and eventually got control of St. Andrew's Island 1661. It was renamed James Island after the Duke of York, later King James II, a name it has retained to...
