Cameron Mofid names Constantine among his top three African cities after visiting 195 countries

Mofid placed Cape Town, South Africa, first, followed by Luxor, Egypt. Constantine, known for its suspended bridges and dramatic landscape, secured the third spot. Mofid described Constantine as a "four-dimensional city" and praised the Algerian people as the "most welcoming and kindest inhabitants in Africa."

He also designated Algeria as his favorite country on the continent, highlighting its rich heritage, vast landscapes, and warm hospitality. Mofid believes Algeria is an underrated destination, often overlooked in favor of neighboring countries like Morocco and Tunisia, and praised its authenticity, preserved nature, excellent local cuisine, and the absence of mass tourism.