There is no island in Cabo Verde which
I think the English version is 'Cape Verde'. It's a popular tourist destination now, with a 6 hours flight from the UK.
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There is no island in Cabo Verde which
I think the English version is 'Cape Verde'. It's a popular tourist destination now, with a 6 hours flight from the UK.
Yes, I know that in English Cape Verde is used most often. Wikipedia says:
This is a country that has multiple spelling in different languages: Cap Vert (French), Kap Verde [German and Danish), Kapverdy (Slovakian), Zöld-foki Köztársaság (Hungarian), ...
So, I preferred to use its name in one of its two official languages Cabo Verde (Portuguese). In Cape Verdean Creole, the name is Kabu Verdi.
Yes there is more and more tourism here. It can be a good thing for local economy, but sometimes a really bad thing for environment. Have a look here to have an idea about what kind of buildings can be built for tourism: https://hive.blog/photofeed/@marc-allaria/my-drone-photo-of-the-day