Who we are
AGESHA is an exceptional tour company that provides comprehensive tour packages that enable visiting the various tourist destinations of the country, tailored to the needs and touring plans of its customers.
Background
AGESHA is an exceptional tour company that provides comprehensive tour packages that enable visiting the various tourist destinations of the country, tailored to the needs and touring plans of its customers. It provides more than satisfactory service for its guests – worth their money and their valuable time. In a short span of your visit to the country, with AGESHA tours you will deeply know about Ethiopia and its beautiful and hospitable people.
Our Approach
Our tour guides in particular have wide-ranging understand ding about the historical, cultural, natural and religious sites of our country making us a preferable company that provides multi-dimensional service to the needs and satisfaction of our customers. In addition to this, the modern fleets of land cruisers and latest vans that are operated by our diligent drivers with extensive years of experience and mechanical know-how are our added assets that assure our customers an enjoyable and yet reliable visit to any selected destination.
The Power of Story
AGESHA Tours (Agere-Genet Ethiopia of Symbolic & Historic Attractions) is one of the leading tour operators that has come into the tour operation business recently; and is managed and operated by its staff that have extensive education and knowledge about the tourism industry of Ethiopia.
Affiliate programs
How does the Agesha tour affiliate program work?
What is called an “affiliate program” or “associate program” is a relationship in which a merchant pays (the “affiliate”) for links through his site to visit our site and when reservation has made. Usually, the affiliate is paid only when an actual sale is made by the merchant as a result of link. Affiliate place links and banners on their sites that send customers to the Agesha tours website. Affiliates are paid a commission on any resulting sales of eligible products purchase.
This kind of advertising is called Pay per Action (PPA), since the affiliate isn’t paid for carrying the merchant’s advertising link or on his site, but only when a visitor performs a certain action (visits, fills out a form, and makes a purchase).
To give you an idea of how this works in action, I’ll describe program briefly. While you visit through different booking engine example Expidia, Hotel.com and I-booking on their site and are assigned an ID.
Let’s say when you want to book your trip through third party to sell your reservation with our company by looking booking conditions.
When the visitor clicks on the link, then the conformation letter will be sent to the traveler by fulfilling the payment requirement based on the term and condition. At the same time my assigned ID will be recorded (an arbitrary number assigned to each visitor every time he enters the site), so that if the visitor makes any purchases on that session, I will be credited with their purchase.
One of the reasons affiliate programs are so popular is that that offer a win-win situation for both merchant and affiliate.
Bahir Dar
Bahir Dar is situated on the southern shore of Lake Tana, 565 km Northwest of Addis Ababa with an elevation of 1830m above sea level. It is one of the leading tourist destinations in Ethiopia with a variety of attractions in the nearby Lake Tana monasteries and Blue Nile Falls, “Tis Issat”.
Lake Tana: Heaven of Faith
Lake Tana is the largest lake in Ethiopia, with a surface area of 3,673 sq km, remains of ancient Ethiopian emperors and treasures of the Ethiopian Churches are kept in the isolated island monasteries besides its enormous historical attraction it is also an ideal place for bird watchers. The island monasteries that decorate Lake Tana like emeralds in pool of gold,
Tana was known to the ancient Greeks as Pseboe, and to the ancient Egyptians as Coloe; it was described by a 5th century Greek dramatist as the ‘copper-tinted lake… that is the jewel of Ethiopia’.
There are 37 islands that are scattered about the surface of Lake Tana out of which some 20 shelter churches and monasteries, the island monasteries that decorate Lake Tana like emeralds in pool of gold. These churches are decorated with beautiful paintings and house innumerable treasures. Their typical location may have saved them from looter. The most interesting islands such us Kibran Gabriel, Ura Kidane Mehiret, Azoa Mariam, Birgida Mariam, Dega Istifanos, Dek, Narga Selassie, Tana Cherkos /Qirqos/, Mitsele Fasilidas, and Debre Maryam.
The Blue Nile Falls
It is located 33 km from the town. The Blue Nile or “Abby” is considered holy by many in Ethiopia, and is believed to be the Ghion River mentioned as flowing out of the Garden of Eden in Genesis 2. About 30 km after it exits Lake Tana, the Blue Nile plunges over a 45m high rock face to form one of Africa’s most spectacular waterfalls, known locally as Tis Abay (“smoke of the Nile”) or Tis Issat (“water that smokes”)
Although there are several feeder streams that flow in to Lake Tana, the sacred source of the river is generally considered to be a small spring at Gish Abay at an altitude of approximately 2,744m.
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