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"COSTA RICA – YOU ARE IN HEAVEN"

“COSTA RICA – YOU ARE IN HEAVEN”


Costa Rica has been on my bucket list of countries I want to visit for some time. Jungle, many endemic birds, swimming with dolphins, a pristine green oasis in Central America. Only the last days of my trip i get a good picture of Costa Rica, PURA VIDA. I wrote this blog at the very last minute.

Blog Colombia Jozef 2015

Bogota and Cartagena

At the invitation of KLM, TravMagazine and ProColombia I made a short trip to Colombia. With the intention of getting acquainted with Colombia and with 13 other directors of travel companies to “brainstorm” about Colombia as a future tourist destination. In the space of a few days we visited capital Bogota and Cartagena, one of the most beautiful cities in Latin America.

Blog Verbanck - Zambia-South Luangwa

Zambia, South Luangwa

A tour group consisting of nine Flemings made a two-week safari in the wild-rich but otherwise desolate South Luangwa   where nature photography was central. They ended the trip with a visit to the Victoria Falls. One of the participants wrote a lively report.

"Gauchos

“Gauchos, penguins, pampas and desert”

The record of a journey through the rugged and endless wilderness of Chile and Argentina

“My adventure starts in Santiago de Chile, after a long 14-hour flight with Iberia from Madrid. A direct flight, short pain. Shortly after noon the last route to Calama in the Atacama Desert…”

Mozambique blog Corno van den Berg

Magical Mozambique


Beaches in Mozambique? Yes, they have a coastline, but at African beaches you think of Gambia, Zanzibar, Kenya or seychelles. Or the coasts of Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt of course. Mozambique will have few people in mind.

Madagascar

Madagascar, the forgotten continent!


Jozef Verbruggen: ‘Arriving in Tana immediately creeps up on the idea, I want to explore this immense island.   I followed the R7 route. For an obvious reason. Madagascar, 590,000 km2 is too immense to visit at once. Some areas have hardly any roads or have very bad roads. The R7 gives a good impression to landscapes/people and animals/birds. It is, as it were, the average dealer of the many regions that one can visit. Above all, make time to leave the R7 and get off the beaten track.   Then you will experience an even more authentic Madagascar, where time has stood still.’