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May 30, 2025
10am-11am PST
The South Africa Keynote Tour
Since 2015
February 23-March 2, 2026
Febr 23-Mar 2, 2026
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February 21, 2026
2/21/2026
Speaking
You will visit several universities and schools throughout this tour, connecting with eager young people and their faculty.
Serving
You will take part in one or more service projects during the visit, making a huge impact on the local communities we visit.
Inspiring
You will reach thousands of hearts and minds throughout South Africa when you join us as a VIP thought leader, humanitarian, and change-maker.
Exploring
You will visit parks and go on safaris where wildlife and natural beauty steal the show and capture your imagination.
Your Hosts
Melanie Soloway
Owner of Humanitarian Travel Group
David Fagan
President of Top Talent Agency
Beverly Hills Talent Manager
Isabel Donadio
Founder of Top Talent Agency, International Speaker, 3x Best-Selling Author
Why South Africa
South Africa is more than a destination; it’s a living testament to resilience, unity, and the enduring power of hope.
Nelson Mandela’s journey from a prison cell to the presidency reminds us that the greatest limitation is often the one within our own minds. When the mind remains free, no walls can truly imprison us.
After his release, he lit a flame of democracy that continues to shine across the world. Once treated as less than human because of the color of his skin, Mandela’s courage and vision ignited a movement that proved no struggle is too great and no dream too distant. He showed us that pain can become either our prison or our passport; a powerful reminder that when we rise together, we move closer to our purpose and our North Star.
Mandela reminded us, “It always seems impossible until it’s done.” Today, South Africa stands as a living symbol of that truth — a land shaped by sacrifice, strengthened by community, and steadfast in its commitment to freedom and equality for all.
Media Coverage
Due to the variety of news and media coverage, some begin in Swahili
(Click on the icons to watch the news clips)
Select Highlights & Memories Created
Articles
Photos from Previous Visits
Service Projects
Testimonials
Experts and Honored Guests
Justine Reiss
Jessica Sheehan
Mike Reilly
Owner of We Get It Done Consulting, Tax Expert & Speaker
Alex Courson
Award-Winning Tech Strategist & Enterprise Software Expert
Tyler Ornstein
Founder of Tyler’s Coffee, Acid-Free Coffee Pioneer, National Speaker
Libbi Lovejoy
Blind Advocate, Intuitive Strategist, Youth Empowerment Speaker
Raiza Rangl
Performer, Entrepreneur, Founder of Stars in Action
Some of Our Past Expert and Honored Guests
Jim Poole
Brain Science Expert and
Owner of NuCalm
Masati
Founder of Xponential Intelligence and the Limitless Human
Moirar Leveille
Host of the Mindfulyess Show and Quantum Wellness Coach
Janice Burt
Inspirational Speaker, Author, Court-Certified Spanish Interpreter
Todd Engwall
Chief Marketing Officer for Destiny 508 Nonprofit Services
Karissa Adkins
CEO and Founder of 365DailyHustle
Terry Brennan
Cameraman
Leslie Lew
Founder of Reclaiming Your Courage
and Author
Perran Wetzel
President of PG Wetzel & Associates, Tax & Financial Services Expert
Loretta Wetzel
CEO of The Wetzel Group, Real Estate Investor & Financial Educator
Caramie Ann
Best-Selling Author and
Relationship Coach
Michelle McClain
Founder of Elevate Sucess Coaching Academy
Taylor Fagan
Aspiring Family Therapist, Community Advocate, International Youth Speaker
Ruth Barclay
Teacher of The Mysteries, Healer & Oracle
M Teresa Lawrence
Author, Speaker, Creative Visionary
at Henry Forest LLC
Jennifer J. Mahoney
Founder of Elite Leader Solutions
Your Authority Influence Expert
Dominic Obadiah
The Kenya Connection,
World Civility Ambassador
Karen Comba
Speaker, Author
Schools Previously Visited
Ezesha Plus Community College
Kenyatta University
Kereri Girls’ High School
Kiareni El.C.K. Secondary School
Kisii Polytechnic
Kisii University
Maasai Mara University
Manga School For Girls
Nairobi University
Nyamuya Primary School
Sekenani Girls High School
St. Patrick’s Secondary School-Mosocho
Itinerary Overview
More information In The Coming Weeks
Sunday, March 19
Day Zero
Travel day to Nairobi Airport (JKIA) to get settled in at the Ngong Hills Hotel.
More hotel information at https://ngonghillshotel.co.ke
Wednesday, March 22
Day Three
Travel day to Kisumu followed by speaking to students and faculty Kisii University, then check-in to Kamel Park Hotel.
More hotel information is at https://www.kamelpark.com/
Sunday, March 26
Day Seven
Travel day to the Masai Mara to meet the Maasai people, then check-in at Sarova Mara Game Camp.
More hotel information is at https://www.sarovahotels.com/
Vaccination Requirements
Recommended Vaccinations for Travel to South Africa
Before traveling to Kenya from the U.S. for 7-10 days, it is essential to ensure you are up to date on key vaccinations and take preventive medications to stay healthy during your trip. The following vaccinations and medications are commonly recommended for Kenya:
Routine Vaccinations:
- MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)
- Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis)
- Polio
- Chickenpox
- Influenza
Travel-Specific Vaccinations:
- Yellow Fever: Required if traveling to areas where yellow fever is endemic. You will need proof of vaccination to enter Kenya if you’re traveling from a country with yellow fever(
Go2Africa)(University Hospitals). - Typhoid: Spread through contaminated food and water, especially important in rural or poor sanitation areas (Fit for Travel).
- Hepatitis A: Recommended due to risk from food and water (University Hospitals).
- Hepatitis B: For those who may be exposed to infected blood or body fluids (Fit for Travel).
- Meningococcal Meningitis: Advised if you’ll be in close contact with local populations (University Hospitals).
Preventive Medications:
- Malaria Pills: Malaria is widespread in Kenya except for Nairobi and highland areas. Medications such as atovaquone/proguanil or doxycycline should be taken starting before your trip and continuing after your return(Go2Africa)(Fit for Travel).
Optional Vaccinations:
- Rabies: Recommended for travelers at higher risk of animal exposure, especially if visiting rural areas(University Hospitals).
Routine Vaccinations:
- Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis) – Important in case of injury abroad
- Polio – Stay current with boosters; standard travel routine
- Influenza (Flu) – Always recommended, especially during flu season
- Chickenpox (Varicella) – Ensure immunity, especially if unvaccinated or unsure
- COVID‑19 – Remains recommended for international travel
Rooming Details
Frequently Asked Questions
Make your arrangements to fly out in the FALL 2025. There may be 1-2 connecting flights, so making arrangements to get to Nairobi earlier is encouraged when we begin the tour in the FALL 2025.
This varies on every tour. We have done everything from ribbon cuttings on brand new water tanks we have sponsored to painting black board walls to funding libraries. Be prepared to bring clothes you’re comformtable having covered in dirt and paint so you can be ready for the unexpected.
At the very least, you need to get prevention for Malaria, but you can do the pill form of it. You should start taking the pills at least 2 days before traveling. Where we are going, most of the medications recommended to you will not be required, but you can always refer to your doctor if there are any shots they recommend you should get to boost your immunity.
Yes, there will be local photographers and videographers there to capture photos and videos along the entire trip.
Yes, you must apply for your visitation visa at least 2 weeks prior to your scheduled travel, as Kenya does not allow you to apply for a VISA at the border of entry. Visit https://etakenya.go.ke/en to apply today.
It must not expire within 6 months of your planned travel. If you need to renew your passport, visit https://www.rushmypassport.com/.
No, the investment covers the cost for your food, in-country fligths, and hotel stays, but it does NOT include your flight from where you live to Kenya and back.
If something comes up in your personal life where you are unable to come on the Kenya trip you were designated to participate in, then we can give you a credit for the next tour or come up with another solution together.