In her week’s stay in Gambia, British journalist explores and tells the other, positive side of the Gambian story that British media consumers hardly come by. From the ‘infectious smiles’ that she was greeted with everywhere to the
In her week’s stay in Gambia, British journalist explores and tells the other, positive side of the Gambian story that British media consumers hardly come by. From the ‘infectious smiles’ that she was greeted with everywhere to the
Turtles SOS Gambia is an organization that was recently launched in the country. Their mission is to protect sea turtles and their habitats through research, training, advocacy and education. Read below our interview with the organisation’s
Two hundred thousand tourists are expected in The Gambia in the next tourist season, said Tourism and Culture Minister, Hon, Benjahmin Roberts.
The most handsome Gambian minister, who was appointed in September 2014, made this disclosure
Tourist traps are easy to find in every destination! It's even difficult to avoid them sometimes – and The Gambia is no different.
Read below the some of the Gambian tourist traps we found on www.virtualtourist.com:
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Sabine Koning is a Dutch travel and food blogger with the website, OhMyFoodness. She was recently in The Gambia on a one-weak business trip.
What’s On-Gambia: Why did you decide to visit The Gambia?
Sabine:I was in The Gambia for a
Chris Rowles has been our managing director at The Gambia Experience for 15 years and has been visiting The Gambia for more than 25 years. Here, he shares some thoughts from his latest October 2014 trip in what is proving to be a very
David Constable is not someone unaccustomed to straying from the beaten path, so who better to send to one of Africa’s lesser known destinations. In this first part of his travelogue on The Gambia, David begins his adventure straight off the