As a tourism hub and major trade player in Southern Africa, Kenya’s outbound travel market is as diverse and dynamic as its people. We explore the mindset of travellers from Kenya, the types and scope of...
“Leave it better than you found it”. This is the motto often attributed to responsible tourism and sustainable tourism. Responsible tourism and sustainable tourism are two sides of the same coin...
Different people have different ideas about the perfect holiday. Some want to relax on the beach, others want to explore a new city, and still, others want to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life...
Looking for something new to offer your LGBTQ+ clients during their upcoming holiday in South Africa? Give them a nudge to embark on the Glitter Trail – touted as the ‘best gay party South Africa has ever seen’. ...
Travel trends evolve with the times so it’s not surprising that the new trend of impact travel has come to the fore in the wake of the pandemic and the subsequent revival of the travel and tourism industry. What is...
Once considered a niche and risky investment, clean energy technology (called ‘green tech’) now presents ample opportunities for African businesses to contribute toward a more sustainable future.
With the pandemic having turned everyone’s focus towards healthier living, there has been a strong resurgence in tea consumption across the world.
Nigeria, Ghana, Ethiopia and Eswatini are four African travel destinations with incredible potential for tourism growth. This is according to Guy Stehlik, CEO BON Hotels. Stehlik explains BON Hotels recognised the...
While there are a few countries in Africa that are less than open-minded, there are also plenty that offer both safety and acceptance for the LGBTQ+ traveller.
The renowned French-Congolese chef, Glory Kabé hosted food experiences at Emboo River lodge in the Maasai Mara and at Nairobi’s Jiko Restaurant at the Tribe Hotel from 22 – 25 June. Chef Glory Kabé has travelled...
If you or your clients are looking to get involved in LGBTQ+ events and festivals across the African continent, here are three colourful parades worth considering.
It’s time to amplify the voices of female rangers around the globe! We need to celebrate their impactful work and empower them to continue in their quest to protect biodiversity.
off the beaten track, far from the madding crowd. As a result, accommodation options reserved exclusively for one travel party at a time were catapulted into popularity and have remained in high demand ever since.
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