Promoting sustainable tourism through sports, culture, education and community-focused activities.
Camp Africa presents meaningful yet enjoyable activities to educate young people around the globe. It brings students together in The Gambia to experience cultural diversity through sports and education, promote sustainable tourism and provide ongoing support to health, education and developmental projects in The Gambia and Africa.
19/04/2018
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11/07/2017
From golden beaches to sleepy fishing villages, here are 10 reasons why you should visit The Gambia in 2017...
10 reasons why you should visit The Gambia in 2017 From golden beaches to sleepy fishing villages, The Gambia has a lot to offer. The warm-hearted and smiley Gambian people, make it a destination that ought to be on your bucket list. What’s more, with direct flights from Gatwick operated by Small Planet, it’s never been more accessible. Here are 10…
02/02/2017
Going to Gambia Now is the best thing you will ever do!
Going to Gambia Now is the best thing you will ever do! - Ethical Travel Portal Gambia just made history. 22 years under one leader (Yaya Jammeh) and the citizens late last year voted for change. It took a little effort, but the transition of power has now happened peacefully with the help of dialogue with other West African Countries and without bloodshed. Gambia has a new Pre...
For the first time after many years we will not be having the Camp Africa event this year. We are restructuring the organisation to be able to look at wider participation especially from other African countries. We will keep everyone posted when we have new programmes for 2017. We are planning to do a 10 days event in January in various subject areas. Check out this page for more information!
For the first time after many years we will not be having the Camp Africa event this year. We are restructuring the organisation to look at wider participation especially from other African countries. We will keep everyone posted when we have new programmes for 2017. We are planning to do a 10 days event in January in various subject areas. Check out this page for more information!
08/03/2016
In recognition of the International Women's Day, we celebrate inspirational women of The Gambia... Here's an article by Kathryn Burrington on the Gambia Experience blog. Please also let us know about other inspirational women in The Gambia in the comments below.
Inspirational Women in The Gambia - The Gambia Blog Last November the BBC launched their 100 Women season, showcasing inspirational stories of women who defy stereotypes around the world. Amongst these women was Fatou Bensouda, a lawyer from The Continue Reading →
08/03/2016
WTM Africa 2016 is jampacked with responsible tourism sessions, featuring speakers who really know their stuff on wildlife in tourism, climate change resilience, the marketing value of sustainability, conscious cuisine, exciting tour itineraries that do good for people and planet, and much more. Look out for the WTM RT symbol on the WTM Africa events page.
16/09/2015
Learn (or remind yourself) why The Gambia is called 'The Smiling Coast of Africa'...
#AfricaAsOne Part 33: Gambia. A place that makes you smile. This week the ball leads the AfricaAsOne team to Gambia. This country is known as the smiling coast of Africa and it’s easy to see why. Everyone we meet here...
17/06/2015
Known as The Tree of Life, the baobab is an icon of the African savannah; a symbol of life & positivity in a landscape where little thrives. Unbeknown to the world, it produces a nutrient-dense fruit with the potential to transform millions of lives. There's no such thing as a baobab plantation; every tree is community-owned and wild. 10m households can supply this fruit from a crop that is so abundant it goes mainly to waste. National Geographic estimated that if there were a global demand for baobab, this existing crop could be worth $1bn to rural Africa. The only problem is that 95% of people have never heard of it...
Vote for Aduna in Virgin Media Business #pitchtorich #VOOM The inspiring possibility of baobab: creating a market for the African superfruit which could be worth a billion dollars to rural Africa.