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How the Kruger National Park inspires curious travellers this winter Winter in South Africa marks the start of safari season; a time when the bushveld is dry, the skies are clear, and wildlife sightings are plentiful. But while Kruger National Park is best known for its animal sightings, it also ....
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Ghana’s 550-kilometer Atlantic coastline offers an impressive range of beach experiences, from lively urban escapes to remote natural retreats. Labadi Beach in Accra remains the country’s most popular destination, known for its vibrant nightlife and easy accessibility. Bojo Beach provides a quieter family-friendly retreat accessible by canoe, while Kokrobite attracts surfers, backpackers, and partygoers. In […]
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By Mandy Applegate The Associated Press Americans already cross oceans for Kenya’s wildlife, but too many still plan as if the country ends at the edge of the bush. After days that start before sunrise, throwing dust into your hair and scanning every patch of grass for a flicker of movement, safari somehow keeps you hungry […]
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Just 15 minutes from Victoria Falls International Airport, a new seasonal tented camp is offering something increasingly rare in African luxury travel: complete privacy in an active elephant corridor. Operating during the March to September 2026 season, the new Victoria Falls Tented Camp by Chiefs Tented Camps has been designed specifically for the international incentive […]
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British stunt performer Ayesha Hussain has described Morocco’s desert city of Ouarzazate, south of the High Atlas mountains, as both a filmmaking hotspot and a deeply personal refuge. Known for its vast desert terrains, the historic destination has hosted major cinematic productions, including The Mummy, Lawrence of Arabia, and Gladiator II, where Hussain worked as […]
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Egypt has opened two ancient tombs in the Al-Khokha archaeological zone on Luxor’s West Bank, offering visitors a rare window into a period widely considered the peak of ancient Egyptian civilization. The tombs belong to Amenhotep-Rabuia and his son Samut, who served as gatekeepers to the god Amun during the 18th Dynasty under the reigns […]
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Each year between June and November, southern right and humpback whales travel from Antarctic feeding grounds to the warmer waters of South Africa’s coastline, offering some of the world’s finest land-based whale watching opportunities. Hermanus, perched above Walker Bay in the Western Cape, remains the country’s most celebrated destination, where cliff-top paths offer close-up views […]
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