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Packing on filmed and protected pallets:
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I spent a couple of weeks in Gambia at one of the best hotels I have ever stayed at anywhere. The service was excellent as was the standard of accomodation. The tourist attractions were a little bit wanting in terms of needing a bit spent on the but the beach and pool were wonderful.

HiI just wanted to take the opportunity to recommend Enfinet as an Indian web design company, if any of you have SME projects to do. My company has been using them for a few months and they are currently redesigning Afrotalk. In fact we liked their work and price so much we have even made an investment in them.

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Personally I consult Virtual Tourist and Tripadvisor before I go anywhere I haven't visited before. The Forums are particularly useful. Are there any other good sites especially related to African travel?

There are some really interesting programes about business in general and from time to time about business in Africa specifically on The Business Channel. There is a program about microlending coming up on Friday. There is also a series on the Ethiopian Coffee industry. It is on Channel 547 on Sky. Well worth checking out!

You can see an extract of the documentary about Afrikids work in Northern Ghana by clicking hereIt is well worth the £10 cost to buy the full DVD from Afrikids.org

I was at a screening last night of this a film which documents, Afrikids 'bottom up' approach to development. The description is taken form The Frontline Club

On August 9th 2008 - 8 successful businesswomen will be holding an exciting and formidable event honouring black beauty and black women. “You’re Beautiful, Woman!” is a fun yet constructive & educational event celebrating black female beauty in all its forms – fashion, hair, beauty, fitness and more!