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I started working in the Tourism Industry on 1stJuly, 2000 in Nyika National Park for Nyika ...
I'm a professional certified tour operator with five years experience and holder of consultant ...
Operating under Warmheart Travels, We offer travellers personally tailored guided tours to South ...
Am friendly and open minded person, I respect others feelings, Lilongwe is my home , let's mingle ...
Mount mulanje and zomba plateau & cape maclear ( lake malawi) and all malawian national park ...
I am a dedicated Malawian conservationist and tourism professional, my passion for wildlife began ...
I speak english and other launguages including Malawian National.
I'm a man whom I born in Malawi and I have alot of local talent and I'm also good at Art and ...
I am a professional safari guide trained in Malawi and Zambia with over 5 years experience. I ...
I am a tour guide in mulanje mountain who has been guiding for more that 6 years now , I offer day ...
I have been a tour guide for 10 years, I went on training by well known institutions in world (via ...
I am Mountain Tour Guide, Open minded Person with sense of honour. I respect and value ...
I'm professional local tour guide, with vast experience in the field. I'm an asset to travel and ...
Sandwiched between three of the great tourist draws of West Africa – Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia - one can see why it’s been so hard for corruption and HIV ravaged Malawi to make its mark on the tourism brochures. But this land of sheep herders and wild elephants, sweeping tea fields and famously friendly locals is coming more and more to the fore in recent decades, shedding its underdeveloped image with a toe in the waters of conservation and eco-tourism. The undisputed magnet for most who make a beeline to its borders, set deep in the heart of the West African Rift, is the backcountry. With highlands ranging from the grasslands of the Nyika Plateau in the north to the mysterious wildernesses of Mulanje Massif and Zomba Plateau in the south, this wild, wild country offers travelers everything from hippos on the Shire River to lions (recently reintroduced) at the Liwonde National Park. The biggest draw– of course – is the vast and endless waters of Lake Malawi that makes up the eastern border of the nation, and is a mecca for scuba divers, sailors and water sportsters. Yep, these days Malawi tour guides really do have plenty up their sleeve!
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