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Ethio-Majestic Tour Operators Launch Its New Website

Ethio-Majestic Tour Operators  Launch Its New Website

Dear Friends, Families and Clients, Ethio-Majestic Tour Operators is excited to announce the launch of our new website (http://ethiomajestic.com). Please take a look around and you will find descriptions of the many tour packages we provide. You will also see client feedback and more information about what makes Ethiop-Majestic Tour Operators the best in the market! Many thanks to Gold Star Adverting and our marketing teams for their hard work!   Kind regards, Ethiop-Majestic Tour Operators Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

CNN – Ethiopia is the hot new place in Africa — here’s why

CNN – Ethiopia is the hot new place in Africa — here’s why

(CNN) — In the late 1950s, Ethiopian Airlines launched an advertising campaign in the Western media that touted the ancient kingdom as Africa’s “newest travel adventure.” More than half a century later, the huge East African nation has yet to live up to that lofty billing. But it might not be much longer. The sights, the scenery, the culture are already there. Ethiopian’s ancient orthodox Christianity has endowed the nation with thousands of churches and monasteries, some of them enshrined as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. A succession of empire and kingdoms added medieval forts, palaces and tombs like the Gondar citadel and the towering stone stele of Axum. 1/13 Ethiopia was named as the […]

New York Times. Up Close With the Tribes of Ethiopia’s Imperiled Omo Valley

New York Times. Up Close With the Tribes of Ethiopia’s Imperiled Omo Valley

Both dams and overtourism threaten the Omo Valley. But a sustainable travel initiative offers an intimate experience with local peoples. By ANDREW McCARTHY OCT. 30, 2017 “Your George W. Bush came here two years ago and not a person recognized him.” “No one?” “No one knew who he was.” “Would they have known Nelson Mandela?” “No. No one here would have seen TV. No one here thinks beyond Omo.” I was speaking with Lale Biwa, a member of the Karo people, in Ethiopia’s Omo Valley. We were surrounded by low, circular huts made from sticks, with pitched grass roofs, in his home village of Dus, on the banks of the Omo River. […]