You're welcome Kaoru.

Having had Oneworld Explorer tickets issued in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa and reissued in Australia, England, Canada and Colombia I almost feel as if I have a Masters in the rules - I just wish they would stop changing them so often!!

If I was originating in The Seychelles I'd probably use the 2 entries to Europe allowed and fly SEZ-LHR direct, then on the return do something like LHR-CPT which would count as my gateway stopover, then fly CPT-JNB-Lusaka which would count as my 2nd allowed stopover and surface to Nairobi and then pick up the BA flight back to the Seychelles from NBO. Or from Capetown buy an SAA oneway to MRU then fly BA to Nairobi where you can have your 2nd African stop before flying back to the Seychelles.
If you are a bit more adventurous there are plenty of Overland safaris originating in Capetown, Vic Falls and Harare that take 3 to 5 weeks tarvelling through Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania and Kenya ending in Nairobi allowing you to fly into Capetown(gateway stop),continuig onto JNB and Vic Falls(2nd stop), picking up an overland trip ending in Nairobi and then taking your last flight with BA back to the Seychelles. After 4 weeks overlanding through Africa I'm sure that you'd be more than happy to pay the tariffs at Frigate island!!



[This message has been edited by 3544quebec (edited 01-26-2001).]