Porini in Kenya has been included in the National Geographic’s Guide on how to plan a trip to see Africa’s Great Migration.
In the “Where Should I Stay” section, it details the benefits of staying in privately owned conservancies and how Porini has played pivotal roles in establishing these conservancies and maintaining genuinely beneficial relationships with local communities.
The National Geographic Traveller highlights, this natural spectacle can come at a cost: overcrowding, congested roads, and pressure on the delicate ecosystems along the route.
Porini’s camps are singled out for doing things differently. The article notes that smaller, community-oriented camps and boutique lodges help mitigate the environmental impact of migration tourism.
Porini’s conservancy-based camps embody this ethos, offering an experience that combines ethical wildlife viewing with tangible community benefits.
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