The second day of the the tour in Kenya to explore their tourism attraction took Abeiku Santana and his Colleague Andrew from Nigeria to Ol Pajeta.
At Ol Pajeta they visited a conservancy park where they live in a community with endangered species. Kenyans have created a tourism attraction with it by protecting the animals.
According Abeiku Santana, they have Lions, Elephants, Buffaloes, Rhinos, and Leopards. These are the big five animals besides the less dangerous species like Giraffe, and Chimpanzees. Kenya depends so much on tourism business hence the coordination of tourism business through the Kenyan Tourist Board. From the tour guide, travel and tour operators, Hotels, tourist sites, food and beverage experts, there has been the conscious effort by the government through the tourism board to sensitize all the players to delight customers so that they can make recommendations to others.
Abeiku Santana and his colleagues with the Kenyan Tourism Board again visited a town called Nanyuki which has the Equator line. The Equator divides Africa into two hemispheres, the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
If you move to the North, water in a bucket rotates anti clockwise but if you move to the south it reverse the opposite, which is clockwise. How ever if you stand at the equator line there will be no rotation. Abeiku Santana describe this as a really nice experience.
The tour goes on for the next four days exploring great sites of Kenyan antiquity and Zoology. This magical experience is expected to exhibit the richness in Kenyan tourism and its affordability.
Abeiku Santana clearly stated that Ghanaians do not need a visa to visit Kenya, and also recommended it as a great destination for all adventure loving people and video producers in other parts of Africa.
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