Like many students, Malia took a gap year before college to explore the world.
“We brief them like I’m briefed and like the president is briefed.
They get a little packet of material so they understand the history of the country,” she explained.
They ended up treating Malia like everybody else and entrusted her with chores and cooking duties as normal.
Gregorio Mamani, one of the guides, shared his overall impression of Malia with the outlet.
“She was very humble, chatty, spoke Spanish very well,” he recalled.
“She was mesmerized by the Bolivian landscape.”
The awesome experience came with a hefty price tag of around $17,000.
Since then,Barack has also supported Malia’s budding Hollywood career.
He also fondly remembered how the family danced around upon landing in Ghana and met the Pope in Italy.
