Actually majority of the people binge drink and smoking 🚬 in Rwanda are internationals. Liberians and South Sudanese at the top

Thank you so much for this video. It is very important practical information

No need to ask if someone is Tutsis or Hutus, they look different, Tutsis look more like Ethopian

Leg up got me laughing 😂 I love East Africa too

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Thank you so much for all of your knowledge

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thanks for the video, I will be traveling to Kigali, Rwanda soon. Me n my friend, female travellers. We are excited for the trip. just need some re-confirmation- it's safe for female travelers right? much love from India <3

Visited rwanda in 2010 ,kigali stayed at the Umubano Hotel, lovely place , but a visit to the Genocide museum got me crying.will visit again soon i here there has great improvements there.

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Facts, thank you for sharing

Hi girl, I hear what you’re saying about “let’s stop hassling and pay extra for a moto.” As someone who’s lived in Asia, the Middle East and now Africa for the last 14 years, I have to disagree. Negotiation is a deeply-rooted cultural concept. Also, what happens if we keep overpaying, the local marketers/drivers etc.do keep asking for a bit more every single time. Which is fine when it comes to us - as you said, paying an extra 0.5 USD or a dollar/Euro (I’m not an American). But in certain places (I saw it Jinja, Kampala, Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar, Nairobi) it leads to unreasonable rise in pricing and really trying to juice travelers out very fast. Due to high prices, travelers may start opting not to go (Zanzibar) because prices just become too ridiculous - say similar to European destinations. And lots of Europeans would not go/would not be able to offer to a destination that is this pricey. And would rather go to Croatia. Which in turn damages the traveler flow in the destination (take Zanzibar or else). And in long-term, the locals lose the opportunity to do their business, because tourists move to another more affordable destination. So, I’d generally always negotiate and pay what l manage to agree on with the driver. The driver would not go, if the price wasn’t good enough. We already support local economies, and some of us do not live on a US salary, or in USD currency. If you live here for a year, and you pay 0.5 or 1 dollar extra hundreds of times, or perhaps thousands - if we follow your logics not only with motorbikes, but also at the veggie/fruit market etc., we’ll definitely going to feel it. So again, it’s a long-existing cultural concept, and it seems to me that you’re speaking from a point of view of a traveler who comes and who’s gone in a week or two. In that case, I understand why you personally don’t care about negotiation and are happy to pay more. You’ll make the person’s day, but not change their life, and also give them the idea to ask every next foreigner they see for a higher price, and possibly distort the tourism economy in the mid-term. That’s my stance.

This is a good video. Well done and very informative.

When I came to Rwanda in June 2024. They did not take my plastic bags. That was in my suitcase. Which they saw in my suitcase.

Yes please leave the loud obnoxiousness out of all African and Arabic countries. Leave the entitlement in the USA and Europe.

I love it Isn’t a smoking country and that it is so clean.

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I live in Rwanda and I completely agree about tipping/paying a little bit extra. An extra dollar doesn't make any difference to us but it DOES make a difference to someone struggling to feed their family. Great to hear your comments! Let's be positive visitors to this lovely country with its really amazing people.

This is so cool

This content is absolute 💯

Can't wait to go!!

Great content for real!!

Great Story 👍🏽 🎉

Why not to subscribe to this channel let's go sister

Going their this week on Thursday

Girl the part about haggling over $.50 got me! Great point!

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Thank you for your video!

I would love to live here

7:50 one of the best advice I have ever heard from a tourist. Very considerate of you

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Nukuri ntabwo abeshye !

Thanks for your information

what a clean and organised place sounds like heaven on earth

Thank you for sharing this wonderful video!! Really appreciate your perspective and insights. Can’t wait to use your tips in Kigali 😊

Lovely video

Love how you connected with the Locals... Gorgeous Scenery!

Why you are not speaking in kinyarwada your disgusting language

I think last clip was shoot in varanasi😊😊

Love this!!! I’m planning to visit Rwanda so this was great information. Just subscribed also!

Fabulous Video!!!! New subbie here 🎉! Real food… YASSS!

Loving one’s culture is a must!!

Are you preaching that we reward dishonesty due to some Rwandans being poor? Why should I be overcharged as a foreigner? I have visited Rwanda a few times, i love the people and the country. But what i hate is people trying to take advantage of me. I have helped lots of Rwandans and i am still helping even uptill yesterday. Charge me as per normal, and I will tip you for good service. Those who over charge me gets nothing but those who provide good service get x3 to x5 of what they ask for.

Being rich, not poor😊

You did a wonderful video and I love your editing. Time went by so fast watching, but so much fun. Thank you.

Peace yall. Im coming from america and going to Rwanda with a layover in Uganda and Amsterdam soon. Does anyone know if you MUST get the yellow fever shot? I checked the CDC website but its not 100% clear on an answer. Seems like you only need to get it if you're coming from a high risk area... Also, great video! i cant wait to be in Rwanda✨❤️🙏🏾

what about ziplock bags for liquids from the airport??

Very good explained

I wish you could also make a video concernig the price of houses in Kigali and around kigali

Am an Ethiopian living in Europe planning to visit Rwanda. This is very informative video. Thank you!