Canoe trails in Africa aren’t just about the view – they’re an invitation to slow down, travel lightly, and help protect the very ecosystems you’re exploring. From the shoebill-rich wetlands of the Nile to the wildlife-lined banks of the Zambezi and the reed-woven channels of the Okavango Delta, these canoeing experiences put conservation at the…
Tunis/Tunisia — Tunis, August 13 (TAP/Khadija Bousselmi) – “Beijing and Tunis can further develop their relations, particularly in the areas of trade and tourism, in light of the cooperation between China and the Arab world, whose prospects appear broader,” former Chinese diplomat Wu Sisco said on Wednesday in Beijing. In a statement to a TAP…
A personal message from our Founder and CEO, Beks Ndlovu I was just a boy when I first met elephants. They wandered through our family garden; silent, enormous, ancient. I remember the earth almost vibrating under their feet. That moment stayed with me, not because it was wild or dangerous, but because it felt like…
A Danish zoo has found itself at the centre of a heated global debate after reviving a long-running programme that allows the public to donate healthy small pets to be euthanised and used as food for carnivores. Tiger at Aalborg Zoo/Ralf Skjerning/Wikimedia Commons Aalborg Zoo recently reminded locals that they could hand over animals such…
Addis Ababa — The Amhara State Culture and Tourism Bureau announced that it generated more than 5.8 billion Birr in tourism revenue from domestic and international visitors during the just-ended Ethiopian fiscal year. Bureau Public Relations Head Abebe Embiale told the Ethiopian Press Agency (EPA) that efforts to boost domestic tourism included expanding market accessibility…
ABCF Partners with the Kufadza Female Scouts Introducing The Ndlovu Club Home / Blog / African Bush Camps Foundation Partners with the Kufadza Female Scouts Driven and informed by local communities, African Bush Camps Foundation is committed to long-term conservation while empowering the people surrounding our African Bush Camps Experiences. African Bush Camps Foundation and Lolebezi are…
Colonial towns in South Africa were shaped by Dutch, British, and French settlers — with architecture influenced by European styles, adapted to local materials and climates. What survives today are some of the most photogenic and historically significant towns in the country, often with intact Cape Dutch buildings, Georgian townhouses, mission stations, and creaking Victorian-era…
The Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, together with Uganda Tourism Board (UTB), Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) and Uganda Airlines have announced a contribution of shs800 million shillings towards the fourth edition of the Tusker Lite Mt. Rwenzori Marathon. This announcement was made during the official flag off at Fairway hotel with marathon slated for…
Safaris offer a unique setting for families to reconnect away from daily routines, enjoying wildlife interactions and the beauty of nature together. It’s a chance to share experiences across generations, away from digital distractions, fostering deeper connections and creating lasting memories in the heart of the African wild. From Big Five sightings and immersive nature…
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