Alan's Corner Archives - Page 20 of 24 - Infinite Safari Adventures blog

We have finally unpacked, sent out our thank you emails and finished sending out some of our amazing itineraries to some of the great people who came by and visited us at the Los Angeles Travel & Adventure Show. We had a great time talking about all the wonderful adventures that we offer in Africa.  […]

Greetings – I hope everyone enjoyed their holidays and are getting ready for what I believe will be a wonderful and exciting 2012. I have just returned from a 3-week trip to Africa where I visited Namibia, Tanzania and Kenya. As always, I had an incredible time filled with adventure, meeting great people and wonderful […]

Several years ago when my wife was still working at the Los Angeles Times we obtained tickets to see a Broadway performance of The Lion King. How good was it? Let’s just say that if they stopped the show after the opening number with all the dancers in animal masks coming onto the stage I […]

  A couple of years ago I had the privilege of traveling to West Africa (Benin, Togo & Burkina Faso) to observe voodoo practices. I was able to witness some incredible things. But one of the things I noticed was that there was no wildlife around. All of it appeared to have been killed for […]

Or canoeing? Maybe if you live in Los Angeles which is where the home office of Infinite Safari Adventures is located. We have here a concrete structure called the LA River that when it rains hard can be flooded and dangerous, but certain parts are beautiful and there has been a movement afoot for a […]

Last item we discussed what makes a bad, good or great safari. But another thing to be on the lookout for is that some deals not be as good as they look. Let me share some secrets with you. Newcomers to the safari world often don’t realize the range of the expenses involved. So what […]

I am not only an avid sea kayaker, I’m a surfer – the Internet, that is. When people begin planning that dream safari, the first place they go is to the web, which is what I did on my first safari. Googling “African Safaris” or “Wildlife Safari” can provide overwhelming results. There are a myriad […]

I did not know Steve Jobs. But as I woke up this morning and turned on my MAC laptop computer and read his obit it struck me as amazing the effect he has had on my life. I use a mouse to click on things. My wife and I both have Apple computers. I listen […]