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Day 13: Don’t count your chickens before they hatch

January 25, 2017 5 Comments 2749 Views

Cycling through Egypt seemed relatively easy to most of us—good roads, not too hot yet, and lots of tailwind most of the time. “Not as hard as it was made out to be,” I thought to myself just this morning, “there’s no reason why I can’t make EFI all the way through Africa ....

I found my purpose while cycling through Africa: To help you too experience the beauty of this continent and the warmth of its people – safely and responsibly.

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Before cycling through Africa, I climbed Mount Kilimanjaro, became aware of the exploitation of porters working on the mountain, and wrote the book Kilimanjaro Uncovered.

Appalled by the continuing exploitation of human life in travel, I partnered with the Kilimanjaro Porters Assistance Project (KPAP) and volunteered with them as advisor and board member to help make a difference.

At Fair Voyage, we treat our porters fairly, which also leads to a safer and more enjoyable experience for our travelers. See what our travelers say.