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  | | Top Conference Venues In and Around Cape Town, South Africa Cape Town is a noted business tourism destination. There are a fantastic selection of hotels, wine estates and resorts that offer top conference venues in and around Cape Town. Read more… |
 | | The Garden Route – South Africa When you think of Africa, what does your mind conjure up? One thing’s for sure, it’s not South Africa’s Garden Route (Tuinroete in Afrikaans), but this is precisely the reason why it has been and has stayed such a popular tourist destination over the years for foreigners and locals alike. Read more… |
 | | Liwonde National Park – The Jewel of Malawi While Malawi is not as well known for big game as other African countries, Liwonde is brimming with wildlife that literally sits at your doorstep making this national park the most popular in the country. Read more… |
 | | Twenty-four hours on the Shire River On a weekday morning in mid-May 2011 we stepped onto the “M.V. Mangunda” where we became absorbed into an other-worldly bubble. Read more… |
 | | The Best Kruger National Park Safari Lodges While you have many choices for safaris and the accommodations you enjoy during that time, Kruger National Park consistently delivers in both safari and lodging quality. Read more… |
 | | Family Things To Do In The Western Cape It used to be that international travel, particularly to developing countries, was not especially convenient for families traveling with children. While long-haul flights with children may never get any easier, an increasing number of destinations are working to become more family friendly… Read more… |
 | | Ecotourism in Africa There are many formal definitions used to try and describe ecotourism. According to the Quebec Declaration on Ecotourism, the framework for the United Nations’ International Year of Ecotourism, activities that are considered ecotourism share the following attributes… Read more… |
 | | African Safaris for Disabled People An African safari has a high priority on many people’s life “to do” lists, but safaris are consistently portrayed as being for able-bodied outdoor enthusiasts. Read more… |
 | | Immersion for the Socially Conscious and Culturally Curious If you can afford the plane ticket, your trip to Africa can be a great opportunity to participate in a mutually beneficial experience with local people, whether it’s just during a weekend away from safari or the central pillar of your trip. Read more… |
 | | Find my African electric travel adapter plug African electric plugs and adapters are often not thought of when planning your African safari. There are a lot of travel adapters on the market that you can buy before your travel. Without the right adapter you might end up with not being able to charge your camera or cell phone. Depending on where in Africa you go there are different electric plugs you need bringing to be compatible the electric socket in the region. Read more… |
 | | Five tips so you don’t get eaten on a hiking Safari There is a lot of fun to be had on a safari in Africa, but little can put you more in touch with nature than going on a multi-day hike through the African wilderness. But safety is important, and these are some tips essential to living to tell the tale. Read more… |
 | | How to Cook Kudu – Game Recipe Kudu is often said to be the best tasting game meat in the world and there is plenty available running wild in South Africa. It makes an amazingly tasty meal when prepared and cooked correctly. Here is how you do it right! Read more… |
 | | Green Safari Lodge Ecotourism Index Ecotourism has become a buzz word enabling travel industry marketing departments to brand themselves as responsible and get into the fastest developing sector of the travel industry. Let us lay down the standards we expect and promote. Read more… |
 | | World Cup 2010 – Football and Safari With a country well on track to hosting of the most anticipated and largest sports competition, the South African people are amazingly proud and honored to show the world their beautiful culture and the party they can put on. Read more… |
 | | When on Safari let’s not forget the people! The SUV picks you up at the door of your lodge just before dawn and sleepily you climb aboard. The guide, who is likely to be grinning from ear to ear, greets you cheerfully and talking a mile-a-minute, heads out the gate. Who is this guide? Where does he fit into your African experience? Read more… |
 | | What five things to leave at home when going on safari While its not necessary to become a bushman when you head onto the savannah, it makes good sense to leave some of the accoutrements of Western civilization behind. These five items should not go in your bag. Read more… |
 | | Five essentials for your safari holiday There are five bits of gear that any seasoned Africa-hand will have in the bush. They seem so obvious once you’ve seen the list… Read more… |
 | | Safari and city life – An optimal safari travel plan Going on Safari need not be only about visiting game parks and viewing animals. This is especially the case in South Africa where parks are dotted around the country, some quite near interesting towns and cities. Here are a few suggestions for enhancing your safari experience. Read more… |
 | | 15 amazing safari pictures One of the greatest things to be taken home from a safari is the photos that can astonish your friends and family… Read more… |
