The Week-long Ascent of Africa’s Highest Mountain is still an Epic Undertaking
From the moment you first spy its misty prominence rising above the dusty plains, you’ll know that Kilimanjaro simply has to be climbed. Lions and elephants may mill around at its base, but the summit is snow-capped and desolate, and lofty enough to bring a risk of altitude sickness at 5895m (19,340ft). There are seven […]
Travellers are Urged to Exercise Caution and Postpone their Trips to Mozambique
In a statement released by Southern Africa Tourism Services Association (Satsa) and Africa’s Eden Tourism, “Travellers to Mozambique might experience interruptions at the Lebombo/Ressano Garcia Border Post, potential business disruptions, protest action (especially in Maputo), impacts from a proposed nationwide strike, and possible security force presence,” said the tourism bodies. IOL
Officials want Visitors to Discover more of Tunisia
Tunisia is yet another country to warn that it accommodates “too many tourists” who stick to beaches and popular resorts. With that in mind, officials are now working to spread out tourism nationwide to avoid overcrowding in its most popular spots. The country wants to promote other activities, such as hiking and biking, in addition […]
When you Picture a Holiday in Morocco some things Immediately come to Mind
Haggling in the medina, camel rides in the desert and tucking into a tagine. One thing that might not occur to many people is the chance to ride Africa’s first (and very affordable) high-speed railway. The 201-mile line between Casablanca and Tangier opened in 2018, and plans are underway to expand the network across Morocco. […]
Kinshasa’s Street Food
In the bustling capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo, one humble dish stands out among the rest: kwanga. Made from cassava, this traditional bread is loved by many for its deep connection to Congolese culture. DW
