Africa awaits as does the wildlife. in Kenya where I currently live, there are plenty of deals to be had and efforts to mitigate the effects of covid have been implemented since the first case in March, Currently no quarantine here for arrivals with a negative test certificate; mask wearing, temp testing, sanitiser use is rigorously enforced here in all public facing venues. As a Brit I have looked at the U.K. response with interest. Tourism will take some time to pick up which has led to a reliance on domestic tourism - many Kenyans haven’t done safaris for example as they are too expensive which has led to the government reducing park fees by about 40%for locals and international visitors alike and reducing rents on camps to allow them to reduce costs for visitors. Be interesting to see who/what survives. Even BA have reduced their fares. More than happy to provide any info to those thinking of heading this way in the future. The beaches are great to chill at after an exhausting safari! I see South African airspace is opening up also. It will be down to traveller confidence as to when visitor numbers pick up. In the meantime, we all need to keep snapping and maintain our skills. Ireland has some amazing scenery to capture as well as wildlife.
