1. South Africa

South Africa ranks sixth in the world when it comes to biodiversity. As a subtropical country, South Africa is popular with tourists because of its weather. While South African safari tours are available all-year round, the most ideal time for tourists to visit is from mid-October to February, as these are the summer months in the country. A trip to the Kruger National Park should be on top of your list, as it offers the best safari experience for tourists. The park is the largest game reserve in the country.

2. Kenya 

 

Kenya is home to four of the most popular national parks and wildlife reserves in the world. Tourists who would like to go on a Safari tour in Kenya should visit the Tsavo National Park, which is popular for the “Yatta Plateau” and the wide variety of mammals residing in the area. 

3. Tanzania

 

Tanzania certainly does not come lacking in tourist attractions. About one-fourth of the country’s land area is comprised of wildlife reserves and parks. The country is also home to the highest mountain in Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro. African Safari tours are popular in Tanzania between the months of June to October. 

If you are planning a safari tour to Africa, booking a travel package is one of your best options, as you can fit in more destinations in your itinerary if your schedule is carefully planned out. Travel packages also offer deals on accommodations and airfare, so you can budget your trip expenses for your entire stay. 

Michael Shields, 18, from Wavertree, was accused of attacking the barman by throwing a brick/paving slab at his head. Martin Georgiev, 25, suffered a fractured skull and may have brain damage, the Bulgarian court was told.

Graham Sankey, 20, an electrician from Anfield, Liverpool, said he carried out the attack.
Michael Shields was picked out of a line up at a Bulgarian police station by the majority of the locals. Sankey later admitted to lying in his interview. Shields was made to wear a blank white shirt in the line up despite never taking one on holiday with him.

Shields was asleep in his hotel room when the incident took place and this is supported by the statement of a hotel porter.
Michael has now been sentenced to 15 years in jail and ordered to pay over £70,000 in damages and it is only with your help that we can get the Bulgarian authorities to release him. As much as you cannot condone his actions, Sankey has played his part by sending a confession and now it is up to the public to keep the media attention on the case to continue the fight for justice.

Sankey’s Confession.