The Short Answer Yes, people with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes go on African…
Levis Omondi
Levis Omondi
Levis Omondi is an African travel professional and the co-founder of Hallmark Travel Planners, the Nairobi-based travel company behind African Travel Hub. His work in the African travel industry involves researching destinations, developing safari and holiday itineraries, evaluating accommodation and helping travellers plan journeys across Africa. He is particularly interested in the practical aspects of African travel, including wildlife safaris, destination selection, multi-country itineraries, accommodation, transport arrangements and the considerations involved in organizing a successful African holiday. Through African Travel Hub, Levis aims to provide international travellers with useful information that helps them understand African destinations and make informed travel decisions. His articles draw on his travel-industry experience, destination research and information from relevant tourism authorities, conservation organizations and travel suppliers. Levis is based in Nairobi, Kenya. Co-Founder: Hallmark Travel Planners Speciality: African travel and safari planning Other projects: Kenya Travel Hub and Safari-Safety.com
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Health PrecautionsOn SafariPeople and Culture
Is Kenya and Tanzania Safe for LGBTQ+ Travelers?
by Levis Omondiby Levis OmondiThe Short Answer Yes, LGBTQ+ travelers can visit Kenya and Tanzania safely, but only with…
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Valuables
Safari Medical Emergencies: A Guide to AMREF Flying Doctors Evacuation Cover
by Levis Omondiby Levis OmondiQuick Summary AMREF Flying Doctors is a Nairobi-based air ambulance service that can fly sick…
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Health PrecautionsPlanning
Is an Africa Safari Safe for Children? Age-by-Age Planning Guide
by Levis Omondiby Levis OmondiThe Long and short Yes. An African safari is safe for children when the trip…
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Quick Answer Routine medicines are easy. Controlled medicines need paperwork. You can bring most prescription…
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Common SenseDangerous AnimalsOn SafariPlanning
Is South Africa Safe to Visit Right Now? A Practical Risk Checklist
by Levis Omondiby Levis OmondiYes, South Africa is safe enough for most first-time visitors who plan carefully. The US…
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Health PrecautionsOn Safari
Malaria Risk in Africa: What Every Safari Traveler Must Know
by Levis Omondiby Levis OmondiBottomline Africa accounts for approximately 94% of all global malaria deaths. The disease is transmitted…
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Long Story Short No — tap water is NOT safe to drink in the majority…
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Africa is home to some of the most extraordinary wildlife on earth. It also home…
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QUICK ANSWER Yes — scuba diving in Zanzibar is safe for beginners and experienced divers…
