All Videos Tagged expeditions (Tripatini) - Tripatini

Tanzania, wildlife safari destination and kilimanjaro climbing

2010-08-24T13:59:17.520Z

Africa is a large continent with many protected land as National parks or game reserves for wildlife safaris. Tanzania is a country in East Africa with unique beautiful scenery National parks,game reserves,ngorongoro for wildlife safaris.

Smart Travel Africa safaris Ltd organises Tanzania safari trips,kilimanjaro climbing and beach…

Positive Footprints - Peru

2010-08-16T01:30:26.520Z

So after the success of Positive Footprints - Nepal, we decided it's time to make a series, next stop Qelqanqa Village, Peru!

We dragged Trent O'Donnell, our documentary producer extraordinaire , not so kicking and screaming, out of his editing suite and punted him onto a plane. Bound for the Urubamba mountains of Peru to work against time and altitude with 16 other World Expeditions community project travellers to complete a vital footbridge and water project.

Project material funding was raised via our Footprints program through the kind donations from over 1,339 World Nomads.
Trent was also joined by one of our World Nomad bloggers , Christina Rivera, otherwise known as Solbeam, to get a taste of travel with meaning and share their adventures with us jealous folk back home.

Positive Footprints - Kenya

2010-08-16T01:26:48.292Z

" Kenya, 35 million people, half of which are still in school uniform..15 million under the age of 12...if you aint got any qualifications, you aint got a hope in hell of getting a job"
Clive Dougherty, World Expeditions Leader, Kenya

When you consider statistics like that, it hits home not only the true importance that education plays in the sustainability of a country, but also the need to assist where you can to ensure education can occur.

It's off again for our documentary producer extraordinaire, Trent O'Donnell. This time he's heading into the heart of Kenya with 16 other World Expeditions community project travellers to give their time to build desks, refurbish classrooms and assist in installing a new water tank.

Project material funding was raised via our Footprints program through the kind donations from 679 World Nomads.

Trent was also accompanied by the 2007 Documentary Scholarship winner, Cesar Salmeron.

We hope you enjoy, Positive Footprints - Kenya.

Positive Footprints - Nepal

2010-08-16T01:22:14.792Z

Positive Footprints - Nepal

NEPAL | Thursday, 11 September 2008 | Views [3929] | Comments [2]

In April 2006, we packed up our documentary producer extraordinaire Trent O'Donnell and shipped him off to Nepal to shoot the first of our 'Positive Footprints' documentary series. Armed with a camera, bags of batteries, some warm clothing and his wits, we sent him to capture the essence of a World Expeditions community project travel trip. We also asked customs to not let him back in unless he had a good story.

He was to join 13 travellers as they trek into one of the most remote parts of Nepal to help refurbish the Saramthali school and repair a retaining wall constantly threatened by the harsh climate of the Himalayas.

This is the story of what happens when a group of travellers choose to make a difference, the effect it has on them, as well as the local community. Grab a drink, something to nibble on, maybe a couple of tissues and enjoy, Positive Footprints - Nepal.

Positive Footprints - Cambodia

2010-08-16T01:19:47.977Z

Positive Footprints - Cambodia follows a group of travellers as they work with local Balang villagers to restore the village school and undertake preparation for a much needed kitchen. Toiling against time, oppressive heat, monsoon downpours to get the job done. Marveling at the work done by CMAC undertaking mine removal only 200 metres away and being inspired by a nation recovering from the oppression of a brutal Khmer Rouge regime.

Funding for project materials was made via the Footprints Network (footprintsnetwork.org) from 1700+ donations made by World Nomads travellers (worldnomads.com) .