I think you would absolutely enjoy a road trip through the Karoo in the Western Cape, right through all the surrounding areas like Mosselbaai, Yvzerfontein, etc., It will definitely change your life and add more adventure to your travels in SA. It's really beautiful over there!
Hi Mark and Latasha. As a South African the man who layed the groung first is the one who had the hard work. (thats TRSA) Thank you for letting our African Americans experience the motherland which S.A is the most best landing ground although one won't get the same treatment like THE REAL SOUTH AFRICA does. Mark and Latasha you set S.A on very high tone which I think no one will ever reach. It is true that you put the bar so very high. I always enjoy your videos.
Hi Latasha and Mark, i really injoyed our meeting in Zurich-Switzerland and this short video we did , believe i will come to visit and apply for my retirment in SA. Thanks again Eric
The City covers an Area of 2300 square Kilometres, making it larger than Sydney, London and New York - and similar in size to Los Angeles!..New York City is 1,223.59 km2..Johannesburg is way bigger than NYC and spread out...JHB 2300 sq km NYC 1223 sq km
Thanks a million times Dr Mark and Latasha for keeping the Travel and Tourism alive in RSA,this means a lot for SA and the rest of Africa,it is well present by the people that love almost everything about.
Hello Guys, thanks for sharing and spreading the knowledge, I wish we would've found your channel before we visited, but we have a second trip planned. We just returned to the states last week after spending one week in Jo-Burg and one week in Cape Town. We plan to visit a few more times but from this first visit I can see why people are looking at moving to SA. We had a blast !!!
You, the Blantons, my sisi and Brother you answered, or should I say, you found the solution to the unrealistic situation I confronted the first day I landed in New York city a few decades ago. These many people were asking me, whether Africans live trees and if are always running away from lions and leopards, just like Mr. Tarzan. One even asked me wether I got my clothes when I landed alluding that I traveled from Africa in my birthday suit. The level of ignorance was shocking and astonishing . Remember, at that time I had already lived in Jo'burg. When I told them that Johannesburg is bigger than New York city and South Africa (at that time) had produced two thirds of the world's gold, they thought I was blasphemous. For years I always wondered how these people can be told the truth. You, the TRSA found the way, and I am very grateful for what you have done. We should all cheer your great work. May the African Deities and your ancestors keep guiding you, through and thru.
When you mentioned Switzerland 🇨🇭 all I could think about is that Swiss chocolate 🍫. If I ever get to Switzerland I am going to overdose on that chocolate. 😅
Yes, overcoming the stigma of Africa is the challenge! It's about changing the perspective, perception, and expectations. Thank you for this video! Very enlightening and eye-opening! 🙏🏾
I think you would absolutely enjoy a road trip through the Karoo in the Western Cape, right through all the surrounding areas like Mosselbaai, Yvzerfontein, etc., It will definitely change your life and add more adventure to your travels in SA. It's really beautiful over there!
Hey Blantons I love you guys and thanks to what you do for our country God bless and multiply your Fanacial blessings
Hi Mark and Latasha. As a South African the man who layed the groung first is the one who had the hard work. (thats TRSA)
Thank you for letting our African Americans experience the motherland which S.A is the most best landing ground although one won't get the same treatment like THE REAL SOUTH AFRICA does.
Mark and Latasha you set S.A on very high tone which I think no one will ever reach. It is true that you put the bar so very high. I always enjoy your videos.
Hi Latasha and Mark, i really injoyed our meeting in Zurich-Switzerland and this short video we did , believe i will come to visit and apply for my retirment in SA. Thanks again Eric
The maturity of this channel is humbling and awesome. Keep being the "adults" in this crazy YT streetz.😅 Bless ups ✌🏾
Johannesburg is big but it is not twice the size of New York City :-)
The City covers an Area of 2300 square Kilometres, making it larger than Sydney, London and New York - and similar in size to Los Angeles!..New York City is 1,223.59 km2..Johannesburg is way bigger than NYC and spread out...JHB 2300 sq km NYC 1223 sq km
Thanks a million times Dr Mark and Latasha for keeping the Travel and Tourism alive in RSA,this means a lot for SA and the rest of Africa,it is well present by the people that love almost everything about.
Mark and Tasha your birthday are in the same month well me and my wife we share birthday January 11 ❤❤❤❤
Hello Guys, thanks for sharing and spreading the knowledge, I wish we would've found your channel before we visited, but we have a second trip planned. We just returned to the states last week after spending one week in Jo-Burg and one week in Cape Town. We plan to visit a few more times but from this first visit I can see why people are looking at moving to SA. We had a blast !!!
You, the Blantons, my sisi and Brother you answered, or should I say, you found the solution to the unrealistic situation I confronted the first day I landed in New York city a few decades ago. These many people were asking me, whether Africans live trees and if are always running away from lions and leopards, just like Mr. Tarzan. One even asked me wether I got my clothes when I landed alluding that I traveled from Africa in my birthday suit. The level of ignorance was shocking and astonishing . Remember, at that time I had already lived in Jo'burg. When I told them that Johannesburg is bigger than New York city and South Africa (at that time) had produced two thirds of the world's gold, they thought I was blasphemous. For years I always wondered how these people can be told the truth. You, the TRSA found the way, and I am very grateful for what you have done. We should all cheer your great work. May the African Deities and your ancestors keep guiding you, through and thru.
Powerful vlog today 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿
When you mentioned Switzerland 🇨🇭 all I could think about is that Swiss chocolate 🍫. If I ever get to Switzerland I am going to overdose on that chocolate. 😅
Yes, overcoming the stigma of Africa is the challenge! It's about changing the perspective, perception, and expectations. Thank you for this video! Very enlightening and eye-opening! 🙏🏾
Please take N1 when you go to cape town but whe you come back take garden route for sure N2
You're the best ❤️❤️❤️🇯🇲
Love it here ❤😊❤