One thing that has been highlighted over and over about those who visit South Africa is customer service, I've watched a number of videos from people coming to visit SA it is evident tourism is taken very seriously and goes hand in hand with treating tourists with respect and care. Proudly South African here...
Everyone was so kind, gracious and humble to us. Everyone was happy to see Americans coming back because the U.S dollar is so strong. Our tips were the equivalent to their weekly salary and they deserved every bit of it.
Unlike most African nations South Africa excels at customer service. Another thing I didn’t notice in South Africa is prices fluctuating. South Africa is more idealistic for black Americans to visit. Traveling to other places the constant price gorging, bribes, or sometimes people changing the prices. I caught a taxi in Cairo, Egypt. I speak Arabic. I studied Arabic for 2 years in Cairo, Egypt. The driver and I agreed the ride would be $12. Once the ride is over he said he told me $20. He tried to cheat me. This isn’t uncommon. My experiences in Morocco were better. Overall people still should visit. It is better to have someone on the ground who will assist you. I know a Sudanese woman who went to school in South Africa. She still has a few contacts in South Africa.
@@charlesirby1643 South Africans are very proud people, there is no way that one would increase a price just because the person who is buying is "American" or taurust, what you see is what you going to pay,we just don't deal that way.
Oh my god thank you feel for showing me that because I do not even go to these American zoos because animals are so unhappy here and they just look disgusting but thank you for showing us that I really do appreciate it❤
Glad y'all are taking the time to spend quality time w/family, but please be prayerful, safe, & watchful as you're travel'n!!! 🙏🏿 🙏🏽 🙏🏾 🙏🏿 🙏🏾 🙏🏿 🙏🏾 🙏🏽 🙏🏿 Shalom Shalom!!!!! (Abundant Peace Blessings!!!!!) #SafeTravelsBackHome... ❤️ ~~The Taylor's
I just got back from a krueger safari, we stayed at thornybush lodge. south africa was beautiful, we spent 3 weeks all over s. africa which included the blue train.
Thank you brother Phil for uploading this video. For whatever reason, the song at the end had me in tears. It was like I could feel a connection with the ancestors. It's a beautiful feeling. Once again, thank you.
Africans may have their culture and languages intact, but we also have Rap/Gang culture bro, basically we have similar social ills. We have a lot in common actually.
That sounds like identity crisis. You need to shake those shackles of mental slavery conditioning. Africans in Diaspora are our pride here in Africa. Haiti revolution, Caribbean African Diaspora community are us. African Americans share in particular with us South Africans a whole lot in common. Hop in motherland. Get the Spirit of Africa inside you and be reminded of who you really are. Descendants of Kings and Queens. Don't let America win in Breaking the African Spirit in AAs.
One thing that has been highlighted over and over about those who visit South Africa is customer service, I've watched a number of videos from people coming to visit SA it is evident tourism is taken very seriously and goes hand in hand with treating tourists with respect and care.
Proudly South African here...
Everyone was so kind, gracious and humble to us. Everyone was happy to see Americans coming back because the U.S dollar is so strong. Our tips were the equivalent to their weekly salary and they deserved every bit of it.
Unlike most African nations South Africa excels at customer service. Another thing I didn’t notice in South Africa is prices fluctuating. South Africa is more idealistic for black Americans to visit. Traveling to other places the constant price gorging, bribes, or sometimes people changing the prices. I caught a taxi in Cairo, Egypt. I speak Arabic. I studied Arabic for 2 years in Cairo, Egypt. The driver and I agreed the ride would be $12. Once the ride is over he said he told me $20. He tried to cheat me. This isn’t uncommon. My experiences in Morocco were better. Overall people still should visit. It is better to have someone on the ground who will assist you. I know a Sudanese woman who went to school in South Africa. She still has a few contacts in South Africa.
@@charlesirby1643 South Africans are very proud people, there is no way that one would increase a price just because the person who is buying is "American" or taurust, what you see is what you going to pay,we just don't deal that way.
Thanks for bring Africa to us through your travels.
You came with it the dancing and singing seems to capture my spirituality! Thank you
18 of us are going to South Africa in October of this year. Truly looking forward to seeing our true roots in Africa.
Oh my god thank you feel for showing me that because I do not even go to these American zoos because animals are so unhappy here and they just look disgusting but thank you for showing us that I really do appreciate it❤
Feel??
Glad y'all are taking the time to spend quality time w/family, but please be prayerful, safe, & watchful as you're travel'n!!!
🙏🏿 🙏🏽 🙏🏾 🙏🏿 🙏🏾 🙏🏿 🙏🏾 🙏🏽 🙏🏿
Shalom Shalom!!!!!
(Abundant Peace Blessings!!!!!)
#SafeTravelsBackHome... ❤️
~~The Taylor's
Man I'm smiling on The Inside! Thanks so much for this extraordinary Footage and Tourism in Africa 🌍!
I just got back from a krueger safari, we stayed at thornybush lodge. south africa was beautiful, we spent 3 weeks all over s. africa which included the blue train.
Will you post any videos?
Blue Train, you definitely had a great time
@@rubendejong6748 no, not savvy at all.
That lion footage was fire. An amazing animal.
Watching this makes me want too go back too SA it's bringing back so many lovely memories.
We appreciate you visiting us brother SA is your home too.
Awesome trip looks like a lot of fun
Ive loved Tswana dance since my childhood and i never got tired of them
You literally took us on vacation with you, this was great!😊
Thank you brother Phil for uploading this video. For whatever reason, the song at the end had me in tears. It was like I could feel a connection with the ancestors. It's a beautiful feeling. Once again, thank you.
I like Malume right here. uncle, baba! it is just great to have our brothers and sisters here in this paradise that is our home.
This is great!!! You are giving us a deep dive into what South Africa has to offer before the journey! Thank you Phil and family.
BEAUTIFUL!!
Wow receptionist with the blue top
I think he showed us her because she was soooo fine 😍
Thank you brother for these videos of your travels. Very inspiring and proud!😎
Shy from Philly 🌺 Hello Phil and my diaspora family❣️ Wonderful place to visit, l👀ks adventurous & Fun‼️
Nice 👍🏿
This ought to be a WILD RIDE! But all puns aside, this video by itself was quite an adventure!
The setswana dance moves were lovely
I put the wifey and family on to you after I found you. Lets just say we are seriously making plans now. Thank you!
Got that helmet bonnet on.
Those lions are so beautiful. Just look at them🥰
This is just awesome
Good job very teaching moments
Always lingering somewhere in the background, wherever we are hey 14:00. Great video Malume
Beautiful ❤️
Beautiful.
Awesome!
The Lion King - Mufasa, Sarabi, Simba, and Melman from another movie.
Been there - Done that!! Good place to spend a few hours with the Lions and all the other animals.
Wow
❤❤
Malume you are officially a favourite mkhulu and baba for life.
they have places like that in the USA
They have traditionally places, traditionally dances, and traditionally clothing ..If so America is like Africa.
It's south Africa 🇿🇦 not USA
So what if they have it in US because we are talking about the original thing makoya baba
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Some of the males look so thin
Too bad we're not African, American Blacks have Rap/Gang Culture Parties 😂🎉
Africans may have their culture and languages intact, but we also have Rap/Gang culture bro, basically we have similar social ills. We have a lot in common actually.
We aren't Africans but being in Gangs isn't a culture. Most of us have never even been in a gang.
@@xtraprebel6274 still,, gang influence is no different, dressing style, dancing, music, acting in movies, slang talk etc.
That sounds like identity crisis. You need to shake those shackles of mental slavery conditioning. Africans in Diaspora are our pride here in Africa. Haiti revolution, Caribbean African Diaspora community are us. African Americans share in particular with us South Africans a whole lot in common. Hop in motherland. Get the Spirit of Africa inside you and be reminded of who you really are. Descendants of Kings and Queens. Don't let America win in Breaking the African Spirit in AAs.
@@zusibone we aren't the same people bro respect that. We aren't Africans either our culture is very very different and distant.
Awesome ❤