KB4girls 2010: KiteJamboree In El Gouna Egypt

The annual KiteJamboree is to be held in El Gouna, Egypt from the 18th to 20th of May. The event location offers the participants of the KB4girls camp the perfect conditions to learn new tricks and tips from kitesurfing world champion Kristin Boese.

Kristin Boese's KB4girls is taking its female kiteboarders and heading to the 2010 KiteJamboree in El Gouna, Egypt. KiteJamboree is an impressively large event that unites international pro competitors with amateur riders.

Kristin Boese, founder of KB4girls says comments on taking part of the KiteJamboree festival.

“It is especially great since it gives our participants the chance to fly to Egypt not only to be part of our girls’ clinic but also to enjoy other activities going on during the week," said Boese.

"They can bring their family, take part in competitions to test their newly learned skills and of course party in the evening or explore beautiful El Gouna."

The kitesurfing event KiteJamboree is held annually and provides a showcase of the newest kite gear, includes a beach fashion show, and throws excellent parties. No event of this kind can compete with the size and extravagence of this event.

The third annual KiteJamboree, presented by Red Sea Zone, Kiteboarding Club is scheduled to take place from May 16th to 23rd, 2010.

Mike Zimowski, Owner of Read Sea Zone in El Gouna, Egypt praises Kristin Boese for her involvment in last year's event.

"During the 2009 KiteJamboree Kristin ran a great Girls Kite Workshop and a Kite Intro for kids and it was amazing to see her professional way of teaching accompanied by her great personality."

Zimowski is also excited about the joint KB4girls/KiteJamboree event.

"To have Kristin and her KB4girls program as a part of Kite Jamboree in 2010 is going to be a big part of our event. I fully support KB4girls as it is such a great way to promote kitesurfing as the beautiful sport it is," says Zimowski.

El Gouna, Egypt is the ideal location for the 2010 KiteJamboree and KB4girls clinic this year. The city, also known as the Venice of Africa, is 20km away from the Hurghada airport, making it accesible from most countries.

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