Samson Deen
SPORTS FANS in the country have been trooping to African Origin Travel and Sports Tourism offices across the country to benefit from attractive traveling packages being offered by the giant traveling company for the upcoming Commonwealth Games.
The 11-day games, taking place at Glasgow, Scotland, in the United Kingdom (UK), would start on July 23 and end on August 4, this year.
Even before African Origin Travels and Sports Tourism rolled out its package for sports fans, people started trooping to its offices in order not to be left out.
Reports gathered by DAILY GUIDE SPORTS indicate that the able staff of African Origin are serving the huge crowd with efficiency.
Africa Origin Travel and Sports Tourism would be charging an affordable fee to ferry sports fans for the Commonwealth Games.
As part of the package, sports fans would be taken on a two-day tour of London among other incentives including game tickets and a return flight.
African Origin Travels and Sports Tourism has over a decade now flew sports fans to major sporting events across the globe without a hitch.
The giant travelling company ferried Ghana fans to Germany and South Africa during the 2006 and 2010 FIFA World Cups.
It was also responsible for flying fans to the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations in South Africa and Ghana?s last hurdle for Brazil 2014 against Egypt in Cairo.
Sports fans in the country believe African Origin has an enviable track record of ferrying fans to events at a cheap rate and without problems.
It is therefore not surprising to see sports fans in long queues at African Origin offices, lately, in a bid to cash in on the package for the Commonwealth Games.
FROM I.F. Joe Awuah Jnr., Kumasi
