Safari Planning Has Changed Since 1995. Here's What You Need to Know.

Safari planning in 1995 meant fax machines, landlines, and no cell service. Today it looks completely different, but the goal has stayed the same since Good Earth Tours started: connecting travelers to the people, land, and wildlife of Tanzania.In this episode, Baraka breaks down what's actually changed in over 30 years of booking safaris, the philosophy behind the name Good Earth Tours, and the two mistakes he sees first-time safari travelers make over and over: cramming too many parks into too few days, and comparing prices without knowing what's actually included.He also shares the three questions worth answering before budget ever comes up.If you're planning your first safari, this one might save you from planning it wrong.Ready to build your own? Head to goodearthtours.com to start your custom itinerary, or book a free call with one of our planners.– Why first-time travelers regret their safari– Safari planning in 1995 vs. today– The philosophy behind "Good Earth Tours"– How tourism funds conservation and community– The #1 and #2 mistakes first-time safari travelers make– Three questions to ask before you even think about budget