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Segment 1
SANDY
Welcome to our
second show in
Angola, Africa. |
Segment
2
JERRY
BIRD
Editor/Publisher of
Africa Travel
Association Magazine |
Segment 3
ROBERT ELITS
The Official
Photographer of Africa
Travel Association (ATA) |
Segment
4
His Excellency
EDUARDO CHINGUNJI
Minister for Hotels and
Tourism, Angola |
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Segment
5
TERRY LEONARD
Foreign Correspondent
for Associated Press
Southern
Africa |
Segment
6
SANDY
Adventures in Travel Expo |
Segment 7
GEORGE D'ANGELO
Attorney at Law
Member of the Finance Committee for ATA |
Segment 8
JOγO
REIS
Owner of Historic Lisbon Apartment
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Segment
9
CHIEF MARGARET BOLA FABIYI
Cultural Initiator for Nigeria
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Segment
10
LANCE BAILEY
Architect and Urban Developer |
Segment 11
DR. GAYNELLE
HENDERSON BAILEY, Ph.D.
First Vice President of ATA (Africa Travel Association) |
Segment 12
SANDY
Conclusion to
our journey to
Angola, Africa |
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SEGMENT 1
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Celebrating Travel with Sandy Dhuyvetter
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Welcome to our second
broadcast from
Angola, Africa.
This has been my first
trip to Africa and I
must say that I have had
an amazing time. I
have enjoyed learning
about the culture and
traditions of the
Angolans. I look
forward to learning more
about this country, as
well as, the many
countries that make up
this rich continent.
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ANGOLA,
AFRICA
Dancers of all ages
greeted us as we
exited the plane in
Lunda Sol.
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Our visit to Lunda Sol
On
Wednesday,
the
TravelTalkRADIO
team
visited Lunda
Sol.
Upon
arriving
we
were
greeted with
dancers of
all ages.
During the
day trip we
ventured to
Catoca which
is one of
the largest
diamond
mines in the
world.
The Catoca project has generated millions and millions of dollars for the country of Angola. Above is the picture of the diamond mine. Below is a picture of the sun as it was rising at 5:00 in the morning. |
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SEGMENT 2
JERRY BIRD
Editor/Publisher of
Africa Travel
Association
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From Canada's vast and rugged Northwest to Africa's emerging nations, life's adventure continues to unfold for the Editor Publisher of Africa Travel Magazine and Air Highways of the World. Born in the Klondike Gold Rush capital of Dawson City, Yukon, Jerry Bird's wilderness adventures started early in life. In winter, dog teams, horse drawn sleighs, snowshoes, parkas and mukluks were part of the everyday scene, while ice floes on the Yukon River, flame-red fireweed and a brilliant midnight sun marked the changing seasons. Treks by saddle and pack horse, as part of a Canadian Government Topographical Survey team, scaling yet unnamed Yukon mountains, flights by float plane to remote lakes, and two exciting seasons as a crew member on the riverboat SS Keno, (below) set the stage for far-flung adventures to come.
If you visit the market you can
find various arts and crafts,
some of which include:
art paintings and statues
made out of wood. |
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SEGMENT 3
ROBERT EILETS
Official Photographer
for
the Africa Travel
Association
and Africa Travel
Magazine.
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Photo taken
in Uganda
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On Tuesday,
the TravelTalkTEAM
stopped at the Slave
Route Museum
(top
picture) and the Moon View
(bottom picture) on our way to
visit the
Kwanza Bridge.
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SEGMENT 4
EDUARDO
CHINGUNJI
The
Minister of
Tourism
from
Angola
His Excellency
EDUARDO
CHINGUNJI
was our
tour guide on our way to
visit the Kwanza River.
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Apart of our
tour of
Angola,
included
lunch at
Barra do Kwanza,
where
a big
barbeque awaited
us
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SEGMENT
5
TERRY LEONARD
Foreign Correspondent
for Associated Press
and
Chief of Bureau
Southern Africa
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Terry Leonard has spent the last 12 years in Africa working for the Associated Press. He has lived in South Africa and Kenya and has worked in many of the African countries some of which include: Somalia, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Ethiopia.
Pictures of two
African women
wearing typical dresses
representing their country.
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SEGMENT 6
SANDY
DHUYVETTER
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Sandy in front of
the
Atlantic Ocean by
the Slave Route
Museum, a very
compelling
monument that
symbolizes a very
sad time in
history! |
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San Francisco at the
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November 13, 2005
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Her Excellency,
Cynthia G. Efird,
US Ambassador to Angola made an appearance at the opening ceremony
of the Eco-Tourism
Conference where she discussed the United States support of Angola's Tourism initiative.
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SEGMENT 7
GEORGE
D'ANGELO
Attorney
at Law
Member of the Finance
Committee for the Africa
Travel Association
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George
was born
in the
United
States.
There
are
three
generations
of
lawyers
in his
family.
He was
educated
at the
University
of
Pennsylvania
where he
obtained
his law
degree.
He is
the
Senior
Partner
of the
prestigious
Philadelphia law firm D'Angelo
and
Eurell.
He has
served
on many
charitable
endeavors
some of
which
include:
Past
President
of the
Episcopal
Church
of
Pennsylvania
that
embraces
162
churches
and Past
President
of the
Philadelphia
Art
Alliance
which is
a unique
cultural
institute
that was founded by a young lady in 1915.
As a
member
of the
Finance
Committee
of
the
Africa,
George
continues
to
travel
to
Africa
and
promote
its
destinations. |
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After the opening ceremony to the kickoff of the 9th Eco-Tourism and Cultural Symposium of ATA-Africa Travel Association, lunch was served while a local band performed. |
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SEGMENT 8
JOγO
REIS
Owner of Historic
Lisbon Apartment
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The above
picture is the
view from inside
the apartment.
If you are
interested in
going to Lisbon,
Portugal, Joγo
Reis has
donated one week free
accommodations at his
apartment
with a one week paid
week reservation
. Email
Sandy
HERE
First come
first
served!
This is an
incredible offer
only found at
TravelTalkRADIO. |
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Historic Lisbon Apartment
Apartment with marvelous panoramic view to
Tagus River and Castle (#34476)
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VacationVillas.net is a place
to find private holiday homes and
vacation rentals worldwide! |
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An Angolan boy smiles as
his picture is taken by the TravelTalkRADIO Team!
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SEGMENT 9
CHIEF MARGARET
BOLA IDOWU FABIYL
Cultural
Initiator for
Nigeria
Experience
Culture,
celebrate life!
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Margaret
Bola Idowu
Fabiyl is a
cultural
initiator
for
promoting
the country
of Nigeria.
Currently
she is
promoting
cultural
events in
Nigeria.
Some of
those events
are listed
below: |
Black
History
Month
February
26th -
March 7th
2006
Ground
Package =
$1850
(10 days / 9
nights)
Black
History Week
March 12th -
March 20th
2006
Ground
Package =
$1850
(10 days / 9
nights)
Contact
Chief
Margaret
Bola Fabiyi
234-1-5851966
Click
HERE
to email Chief
Margaret
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