As the desperate search continues for the California woman kidnapped on safari in Uganda, one travel guide is encouraging future tourists not to cancel their plans. Pauline Frommer from Frommers Travel Guides said the kidnapping of Kimberly Sue Endicott this week was an isolated incident and that traveling to parts of Africa for safari is safe. Endicott's family and friends are dealing with an unthinkable crisis. Her kidnappers have demanded a half a $500,000 and they're not backing down.
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As the desperate search continues for the California woman kidnapped on safari in Uganda, one travel guide is encouraging future tourists not to cancel their plans. Pauline Frommer from Frommers Travel Guides said the kidnapping of Kimberly Sue Endicott this week was an isolated incident and that traveling to parts of Africa for safari is safe. Endicott's family and friends are dealing with an unthinkable crisis. Her kidnappers have demanded a half a $500,000 and they're not backing down.
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