JOHN TRAVEL AGENCY is been recognized in major airlines ticketing network and has been successfully. We are committed to become the most respected direct selling company in the world. To be offering cost valuable safaris and the most respected Direct Selling Company in the world. John Travel Agency is a legally registered travel Agency and tours firm with its parent office in United States of America (USA) and also operating from East Africa.
We offer comprehensive Corporate Travel Management and a range of inbound safaris to some of the best wildlife reserves and parks in the greater East Africa region.
We offer comprehensive Corporate Travel Management and a range of inbound safaris to some of the best wildlife reserves and parks in the greater East Africa region.
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From coral reefs to the icy peaks of Africa's second highest mountain (Mt Kenya) and vast savannas, Kenya has long been famous as one of the world's great wildlife watching destinations.
Key geographical attractions include the Great Rift Valley, which features extinct volcanoes and hot springs, and Kenya's coastline, complete with reefs and magnificent beaches.
Kenya offers a breathtaking natural beauty that is distinctly spectacular.
Along the coast there are magnificent sandy beaches and access to amazing coral reefs.
Key geographical attractions include the Great Rift Valley, which features extinct volcanoes and hot springs, and Kenya's coastline, complete with reefs and magnificent beaches.
Kenya offers a breathtaking natural beauty that is distinctly spectacular.
Along the coast there are magnificent sandy beaches and access to amazing coral reefs.
Bordering Kenya and Uganda in East Africa, is Tanzania.
Known for its wildlife, mountains, sandy white beaches, friendly people and political stability.
From snorkeling or scuba diving off the coasts of the mainland, to the archipelago of Zanzibar, Pemba and Mafia, to the highest peak in Africa, cultural villages, learning about the fascinating Maasai, fishing in ancient freshwater lakes or discovering the unique wilderness areas where huge herds of animals roam, Tanzania offers safari seekers an unrivaled and unique experience.
Known for its wildlife, mountains, sandy white beaches, friendly people and political stability.
From snorkeling or scuba diving off the coasts of the mainland, to the archipelago of Zanzibar, Pemba and Mafia, to the highest peak in Africa, cultural villages, learning about the fascinating Maasai, fishing in ancient freshwater lakes or discovering the unique wilderness areas where huge herds of animals roam, Tanzania offers safari seekers an unrivaled and unique experience.
It offers tourists a one of a kind journey - home to one third of the world remaining Mountain Gorillas, one third of Africa's birds species, several species of primates, volcanoes, game reserve, resorts and islands on the expansive lake Kivu, graceful dancers, artistic crafts and friendly people.
Other activities apart from Gorilla safarisinclude the cultural tour.
You will visit the genocide memorial, the Cultural centre, the twin lakes or Bulera and Ruhundo, Nyungwe Forest National Park, Lake Kivu and its famous Napoleon Hut and also see the dances in Rwanda.
Other activities apart from Gorilla safarisinclude the cultural tour.
You will visit the genocide memorial, the Cultural centre, the twin lakes or Bulera and Ruhundo, Nyungwe Forest National Park, Lake Kivu and its famous Napoleon Hut and also see the dances in Rwanda.
Zanzibar is an archipelago consisting of two main Islands of Unguja commonly referred to as Zanzibar Island, Pemba and about 51 other surrounding small islets.
Zanzibar is a partner state of the United Republic of Tanzania, the Mainland.
The name Zanzibar is derived from a combination of two Arabic words, 'Zenj', meaning black, and 'bar', being the Arabic word for land, resulting in the ancient title 'Land of the Blacks'.
Zanzibar absorbed people from as far as the Orient and Iberia, Assyria and India.
Zanzibar is a partner state of the United Republic of Tanzania, the Mainland.
The name Zanzibar is derived from a combination of two Arabic words, 'Zenj', meaning black, and 'bar', being the Arabic word for land, resulting in the ancient title 'Land of the Blacks'.
Zanzibar absorbed people from as far as the Orient and Iberia, Assyria and India.
Pemba is the second largest island in the Zanzibar Archipelago.
It lies about 80km northeast of Unguja (Zanzibar) and about 80km east of the Tanzanian Coast.
Around 67km long and 22km wide the town was built over rolling hills.
It is a port town located on the south side of the world's third-largest natural bay, with a population of roughly 330 000 people.
The history of the people of the Cabo Delgado province weaves throughout many centuries of African, Arab and Portuguese sailing, trading and settling.
It lies about 80km northeast of Unguja (Zanzibar) and about 80km east of the Tanzanian Coast.
Around 67km long and 22km wide the town was built over rolling hills.
It is a port town located on the south side of the world's third-largest natural bay, with a population of roughly 330 000 people.
The history of the people of the Cabo Delgado province weaves throughout many centuries of African, Arab and Portuguese sailing, trading and settling.
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