I got to meet this 128 year old fellow (born 1842), his name is Bibendum and is remarkably agile for a person of that age…you may know him better as the Michelin Man! Turns out he also speaks Swahili…what a cosmopolitan guy indeed… My...

Whoever thought that structure could set you free? But when it comes to creating a ‘signature talk’, structure plays just as integral a role as the delivery. I spent 5 intense days as a student of Public Speaking, refining my own skills,...

It was a great privilege to once again work with the Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority and moderate the two-day 'Second National Aviation Forum'. In attendance was the Hon. Minister of Industry and Transport, Director General of Tanzania Civil...

The Tanzania Society of Travel Agents hosted a gala dinner, with key-note speakers earlier in the day, and a guest-list comprised of the 'whose who' of the hospitality, tourism and travel industry in the country. I had the great fortune of...

Wedding season again...this time I had the opportunity to work with this wonderful couple, Hanisha and Dilpesh, planning the flow of their wedding reception to ensure it was exactly what they wanted. It was a colourful Indian evening with...

Open air wedding receptions are always unique, as they carry a vibe that covered ballrooms cannot match. There is an air of formality juxtaposed with a feeling of comfort, the warm Indian Ocean breeze blowing gently across the event, the sound...

December is well and truly wedding season...and I had the great pleasure of being the MC at grand wedding reception hosted in honour of Ali and Muqadassa. The fabulous set-up, decor and exquisite catering was choreographed to precision, and I...

He lived in a small town in western Tanzania. She was a big city person. But they came together, through chance and circumstance, and the rest was fate. It was a pleasure hosting the wedding reception of this lovely couple, in the heart of Dar...

Now if you want to see the pinnacle of spectacular, you had to be at this wedding reception. Hosted at the Diamond Jubilee Hall and seating as far as the eye could see (1500 chairs by some counts...), this spectacular evening was a complete...

This was an informal evening of fellowship for the Travel and Tourism industry. I was asked to keep the flow going for the evening, as we juggled humorous anecdotes, travel games, raffles and a most sumptuous dinner. It was an evening for...