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Getting Tourism right – 3rd world style in Z
I woke up at 530 Monday morning to head over as early as possible to Zanzibar. In a moment of pure brilliance I decided that I'd only take over my small detachable bag and laptop. I packed in my essential toiletries, underwear a few tshirts and boardshorts, tied my sleeping bag, snorkel and mask onto the straps and left the 'mothership’ …
Zanzibar - oleme jõudnud paradiisi!
... ttisime end kell 10 hotelli vastuvõturuumi. Kell 10.30 saabusid 3 (!) meest ja väikebuss. Hotelli töötajad naersid, et see "Swahili time" ehk siis kohalikud tulevad siis kui saavad. Hiljem selgus, et keegi ei pea ajast kinni ning üldse on neil ajaarvestamisega suuri probleeme. Suahiili ajaarvestus käib nimelt hoopis teistsuguse süsteemi järgi, kui meie oma.
Selgus, et "taksojuht" on tegelikult postitöötaja, kes muuseas töötab ka koos norralanna Karenzaga samas MTÜs. ...
First day of diving in Zanzibar
... stay out of the water for a couple of days. He thinks it will be ok on Thursday to go diving again. Drat. Screws up all our plans. He gives me ear drops, antibiotics and pain killers. I promptly take all of them and in a few minutes, the stabbing ice pick feeling has left my ear.
Now I also feel like eating and having some dinner so we go over the Mercury’s which ...
Holiday time!
We have now been on the road (literally driving all day, early morning till evening) for 6 days. A 6am wake up is now a lie in. We have slept somewhere different every night - so putting up and taking down tents everyday. We all need a bit of a holiday! Good job we're at Zanzibar!!!
The tuk-tuks picked us up just before 8am for the short ride down to the ferry port. They all raced each other down to the port - chaotic driving! Went on a short ...
Hoops & Capoeira
... the average family who only makes $65US a month.
A ferry ride from Zanzibar to the mainland cost $6US one way for a local, multiply that by 2 and already it is far too expensive for any 1 local to put up. I have asked the youth why they are not able to get funding from their government and many have replied their government does not support them. So they are content on just showing up every day playing the sport. Now that is ...
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