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It is certainly true that Mali has incredible assets that make a visit to this country a real pleasure. Its natural beauty and raw mixed with its generous people and welcoming hypnotic form a combination that captivates all travelers to both new and old. While all this is true, your first quest and perhaps one of your most difficult when you are traveling in Mali is to escape the limits of the airport with your sanity intact. Mali is a poor country and Unemployment is a real and pervasive problem. Many a man in Mali is struck by the desire to become a guide and make the "big money" that people working with the West can win. In their minds, they are a Malian and if someone needs to show tourists around so why not themselves. Not so long ago I felt that person may be all in Mali has been an expert on the whole country and if you want to travel to Timbuktu by boat or discover Secrets of the Dogon country in Tellum you were almost always incredibly lucky because, inadvertently, while searching for a taxi to a hotel that you read about "Thorntree ', You stumble upon the greatest guide in Mali and he would be happy to visit his country and impart his knowledge to you for a small fee, of course.

OMATHO, Tourism Council of Mali, in their wisdom, has found that this complete lack of control has led to some rather horrible experiences by passengers who either by deliberate mismanagement by their false guide or incompetence of a seducer inexperienced "Had their dream experience to turn into a nightmare Mali. As such, it is now mandatory for all guides to achieve a license in chosen field and thereby ensure that the standard of tour guiding in Mali is both consistent and honest. There are two types of real guides.

The National Guide is a person who has undertaken and completed a one year full time in college and learned all aspects of the tourism industry from basic accounting to reservations. They learn to communicate effectively with tourists in Mali, but more importantly, they need to have more than the general understanding of all major tourist attractions and culture of Mali. These guides have a blue ID card with their name and photo and expressing a Registered National Guide to Mali.

The regional guide is someone who has an intimate knowledge of certain region of Mali. For example, your guide may be a regional guide for the Mopti region and, therefore, be made in this region of Mali. You can be assured that these guides have improved the general knowledge on their respective regions and will participate in an identity card yellow with their name, photograph and saying they are a registered Regional Guide to Mali. It will also indicate in which region they are recorded for.

Make sure you ask your guide for prospective card. This will go a long way to ensure you are closest to acquire experience in Mali that you negotiate. These guides are responsible to the board of tourism, so if they try to be honest or less missing your expectations in every way, then you have possible remedies if necessary.

That being said, there are many guides brilliant in Mali are both passionate about their country and their chosen profession and as much in May according to your tastes, others may not. Do not be afraid to switch if you feel need and, secondly, to be generous when you see a gem and make sure to tell your friends and fellow travelers.

If the guy tells you he is an expert in all things Malian also tells you that you should go to the hotel rather than you had planned the trip and on this bus company, as opposed to the one you have been recommended as it can produce an identity card, there is a whole. Everything work for the Commission and direct you were they can make the most money. There are interest only for you is how much money they can do and once the transaction you are superfluous to their needs.

The Sleeping Camel is a budget hotel in Bamako and the owners and staff are always on hand to offer expert advice on travel in Mali and West Africa. http://www.thesleepingcamel.com/

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