W&L Scrapbook Comments from past W&L Traveller participants

"There's not enough space here to say how absolutely wonderful, amazing, incredible, awesome and fabulous the safari was!! Each day better than the day before, each place so beautiful and awe-inspiring. The weather was perfect, the wildlife-viewing beyond my wildest dreams!"

"For most travelers, it was the perfect way to see all that the grand tour affords. For us, packing and unpacking is not as easy as it used to be. That said, I would not have missed a thing."

"To be honest, I was apprehensive about taking a group tour. But after experiencing this W&L Traveller tour, my wife and I are already discussing where we will go next with the program."

"The people we met were the nicest group of people we have ever traveled with."

"Both the W&L faculty and the local guide were exceptional. Both were well organized and attentive to all. A+ for both, as well as for the tour in general."

"My most vivid memory of the trip? The wonderful friendships we developed with other W&L Alumni on the tour. We all bonded. These will be lasting friendships."

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