Today on Business Daily with me, Vivienne Nunes, we're looking at efforts to shake up tourism in sub-Saharan Africa.

Famous for its safari parks, the continent has long been a dream destination for animal lovers.

Now, though, efforts are underway to diversify the visitor experience, both on the ground and in the skies.

Some of the guests thought we had stuck a sticker on the telescope because you could see the

rings and it saw 3D and just seeing certain up there.

It's really like floating up in space.

From stargazing to new museums,

African firms are looking to attract a different kind of tourist.

Africa is not just there for the animals, right?

There is beauty, there is joy, there is colour,

there is fashion, there is dance,

there is food, there is everything in between.

So grab your telescope and join us for Business Daily.

Gazing up at the night sky is something many of us do

when we find ourselves away from big cities

and the bright lights and busy flight paths that come with them.

Across the globe, efforts are being made to protect the night from light pollution

and promote areas where darkness remains.

At the same time, there's a trend emerging among tourists, searching for places with uninterrupted

views of the cosmos.

The travelling telescope is a Kenyan company founded by two astronomers who met while watching a solar eclipse and ended up getting married.

The pair decided to share their love of the night sky with others and set up a planetarium in Nairobi.

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