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May 30, 2025

10am-11am PST

 

The African Keynote Tours

Since 2015

February 19-28, 2027

Feb 19-28, 2027

We Fly Out to Nairobi on the...

February 17, 2027

2/17/2027

All Aboard!

In 2027 What Will Your Legacy Be?

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 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

Sir David T. Fagan

President of Top Talent International, Beverly Hills Talent Manager

Isabel Donadio

Founder of Top Talent International, Philanthropist, 3x Best-Selling Author

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

Photos from Previous Visits

Service Projects

Testimonials

Experts and Honored Guests

Coming Soon

Experts and Honored Guests

Shandra Johnson

Author, Mother, Advocate

Craig Bruce

Owner of Evolve Advisory Group

Dr. Patricia Scipio

Founder and CEO of Scipio & Associates, Author of CEO of Self

Taylor Fagan

Aspiring Family Therapist, Community Advocate, International Youth Speaker

Flossie Njama

Creator of Flossie's Turmeric Tea

Dennis DiNoia

aka Mr. D Math, Curriculum Developer and Advocate for Children's Education

Diane Strand

Founder of DigiFest, Best-Selling Author of CreativePreneur

Prash Shenoy

Vice President of Growth Marketing at Show Me Leads

Jessica Nazario

Founder of Your Title Connection

Dr. Leslie Latimore-Lorfils

Leadership Strategist and Retired Senior Army Officer

Justine Reiss

Founder of The Empowered Voice Coach

Dr. Kelly Etter

Embodied Resilience Speaker and Trainer

Dr. Tina Koopersmith

Owner of the West Coast Women's Reproductive Center

Stephanie Mackey

 

Julia Nicholson

Founder of Move Forward Stronger

Scott Strand

Founder of DigiFest

Melanie Soloway

Founder and Director of Humanitarian Travel Group

Tanish Shenoy

Founder of MeraEinstein

Dr. DeAndrea Fleming

 

Dr. Kelley Gurley

 

Some of Our Past Experts and Honored Guests

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

Jim Poole

Brain Science Expert and
Owner of NuCalm

Ruth Barclay

Teacher of The Mysteries, Healer & Oracle

Dr. Collette Wayne

CEO of Oceans of Grace Consulting

Roosevelt Williams III

CEO & President YBNB

Amb. Justus Mokaya

Director Ezeshaplus - Kenya

Andie Monet

Business Strategist, Fractional CFO, Profit Growth Expert

Nikki Leigh

Actress, Model & Social Influencer

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

Tyler Ornstein

Founder of Tyler’s Coffee, Acid-Free Coffee Pioneer, National Speaker

Mike Reilly

Owner of We Get It Done Consulting, Tax Expert & Speaker

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

Three Options to Join Us

Top Talent Trainer VIP

(Only 5 Available)
  • Minimum 5 Speaking Spots
  • First in line for any TV or other media interviews
  • Meet with Deans, Principals, and other Organizational Leaders
  • Accommodations and Meals
  • In-country flights and buses
  • Donations made to Kenya Kids and Schools
  • Ceremony and celebration
  • Masai Mara Safari
  • Photos and Video of Tour
  • Connect and Collaborate with Socially Conscious Business Owners and Corporate Leaders

Cost:

Top Talent Trainer VIP

(Only 5 Available)
Join the group for the entire tour, which includes attending all schools, universities, villages, and attractions, and participating in the important service work we do while there.
 
Includes: All of the in-country airfare and transportation, hotels and lodgings, the monies towards service projects, all safaris and parks, plus photos and video!
 
You will be listed as VIP Participant on the event website

Top Talent Trainer

(Only 10 Available)
  • Minimum 3 Speaking Spots
  • Meet with Deans, Principals, and other Organizational Leaders
  • Accommodations and Meals
  • In-country flights and buses
  • Donations made to Kenya Kids and Schools
  • Ceremony and celebration
  • Masai Mara Safari
  • Connect and Collaborate with Socially Conscious Business Owners and Corporate Leaders

Cost:

Top Talent Ambassador

  • Accommodations and Meals
  • In-country flights and buses
  • Donations made to Kenya Kids and Schools
  • Ceremony and celebration
  • Masai Mara Safari
  • Connect and Collaborate with other Socially Conscious Business Owners and Corporate Leaders

Cost:

Speakers Apply Here

Locations We Frequent

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

Sunday, March 19

Monday, March 20

Day One

Speaking to students and faculty at University of Nairobi’s Kabete Campus and the University of Nairobi’s main campus.

Monday, March 20

Tuesday, March 21

Day Two

Opportunity to speak to the media following by speaking to students and faculty at Kenyatta University.

Tuesday, March 21

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/

Wednesday, March 22

Thursday, March 23

Day Four

Speaking to students and faculty at Kisii National Polytechnic and Manga All-Girls High School.

Thursday, March 23

Friday, March 24

Day Five

Speaking to High School students at two to three different campuses.

Friday, March 24

Saturday, March 25

Day Six

Speaking to Elementary School students at one campus, followed by service projects and learn about the Gusii Cultural.

Saturday, March 25

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/

Sunday, March 26

Monday, March 27

Day Eight

Travel to Maasai Mara National Park.

Monday, March 27

Tuesday, March 28

Day Nine

Travel day to Nairobi to return to main airport and return home.

Tuesday, March 28

Saturday, October 4

Depart for Nairobi, Kenya

Sunday, October 5

Arrive in Nairobi and settle in
Evening welcome, team orientation, and briefing

Monday, October 6

Official Day 1

Begin the tour with inspirational school visits and youth engagement in Nairobi

Tuesday, October 7

A full day of mentorship, innovation talks, and student connection at a leading university in Nairobi

Wednesday, October 8

Community Impact Day

Volunteer with local leaders for service projects and contribute to community projects

Thursday, October 9

Travel to Kisii Region

Scenic drive and group reflection on the journey so far

Friday, October 10

A Full Day of Service and Empowerment

Speak at schools and participate in hands-on outreach projects in the Kisii area

Saturday, October 11

Travel to Maasai Mara

Arrive and prepare for the next day’s cultural and environmental immersion

Sunday, October 12

Safari and Soul

Experience Kenya’s natural beauty and reflect on the week’s impact amid one of the world’s most iconic landscapes

Monday, October 13

Return travel to Nairobi and depart for home

Vaccination Requirements

Recommended Vaccinations for Travel to 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:

Ensure that you are up to date with standard vaccines such as:
  1. MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)
  2. Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis)
  3. Polio
  4. Chickenpox
  5. Influenza
 

Travel-Specific Vaccinations:

  1. 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).
  2. Typhoid: Spread through contaminated food and water, especially important in rural or poor sanitation areas ​(Fit for Travel).
  3. Hepatitis A: Recommended due to risk from food and water ​(University Hospitals).
  4. Hepatitis B: For those who may be exposed to infected blood or body fluids ​(Fit for Travel).
  5. 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).
Please consult with a healthcare provider or a travel clinic several weeks before your trip to get personalized advice, as they can help tailor recommendations based on your medical history and itinerary.
For more detailed information, check out resources from (University Hospitals)(Go2Africa)(https://als.org/services/travel-medicine-services/kenya) or Go2Africa.

Before traveling to Africa from the U.S. for 7-10 days, we highly recommend that you start taking preventive Malaria Pills. Malaria is widespread in Africa. Medications such as atovaquone/proguanil or doxycycline should be taken starting 2 days before your trip and continuing after your return.

Please consult with a healthcare provider or a travel clinic several weeks before your trip to get personalized advice, as they can help tailor recommendations based on your medical history and itinerary.

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:

Highly Recommend

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).
 

Routine Vaccinations:

Ensure that you are up to date with standard vaccines such as:
  1. MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)
  2. Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis)
  3. Polio
  4. Chickenpox
  5. Influenza
 

Travel-Specific Vaccinations:

  1. 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).
  2. Typhoid: Spread through contaminated food and water, especially important in rural or poor sanitation areas ​(Fit for Travel).
  3. Hepatitis A: Recommended due to risk from food and water ​(University Hospitals).
  4. Hepatitis B: For those who may be exposed to infected blood or body fluids ​(Fit for Travel).
  5. Meningococcal Meningitis: Advised if you’ll be in close contact with local populations ​(University Hospitals).
 

Optional Vaccinations:

  • Rabies: Recommended for travelers at higher risk of animal exposure, especially if visiting rural areas​(University Hospitals).
Please consult with a healthcare provider or a travel clinic several weeks before your trip to get personalized advice, as they can help tailor recommendations based on your medical history and itinerary.
For more detailed information, check out resources from (University Hospitals)(Go2Africa)(https://als.org/services/travel-medicine-services/kenya) or Go2Africa.

Rooming Details

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you must apply for your visitation visa at least 2 weeks prior to your scheduled travel, as Africa 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/.

You need to get malaria prevention. You should start taking the pills at least 2 days before traveling to Africa so your immune system is ready.

This varies on every tour. We have done everything from ribbon cuttings on brand new water tanks we have sponsored to painting blackboard walls to funding computer libraries. Be prepared to bring clothes you’re comfortable having covered in dirt and paint so you can be ready for the unexpected. We recommend packing 2 pairs of hiking or cargo pants, 3-4 dark t-shirts, 1 long-sleeve shirt, closed-toed sneakers or hiking shoes, a hat.

No, the investment covers the cost of your food, in-country flights, and hotel stays, but it does NOT include your flight from where you live to Africa and back.

Yes, there will be local photographers and videographers there to capture photos and videos along the entire trip.

If something comes up in your personal life where you are unable to come on the Africa 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.

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