There is nothing more frustrating than listening to people speak – and not understanding a word they are saying. For foreigners in a new country, this is often the case!
There is nothing more frustrating than listening to people speak – and not understanding a word they are saying. For foreigners in a new country, this is often the case!
January is always a time to take on new challenges. For Khaya, January 2018 will be the time to find unique and special places and people around Africa, who could use our help.
South Africa is world-renowned for its gorgeous weather (even in winter), and mind-blowingly stunning beaches. It’s right at the juncture of the wild, chilly Atlantic and the balmy, warm Indian Ocean.
Zanzibar, say it out loud – Zan-zi-bar. Sounds tropical, mysterious and exotic, right? It always did for me. I have worked on the beautiful island off the coast of mainland Tanzania for the last 6 years.
For travelers wanting to volunteer overseas, South Africa often comes up in searches. It’s very popular for volunteers, gap year students, service learners or interns looking for a great experience.
Are you ready for a new adventure? Are you ready to step outside of your comfort zone? Volunteering can be a rewarding experience with endless benefits for you as a volunteer.
When you volunteer abroad, an important part of your experience is where you stay. Some volunteers like to stay in an authentic environment and live with local host families.
Millennials are that group of young adults loosely defined as being aged between mid-20s and mid-30s. We get a pretty bad rap in the mainstream media for being supposedly entitled, self-important and apathetic.
Volunteering is the future. Why? Because volunteering means travelling with purpose. It brings about change in the world, and creates opportunities for young people to gain a global mindset.
Beautiful beaches, great weather, incredible wildlife, easy to travel in - South Africa has so much going for it as so many international travellers have experienced already.