We lift the lid on exciting developments in sub-Saharan Africa, from increased airlift and new transport links on the ground to recently launched lodges and resorts
South Africa’s tourism minister has confirmed new guidance notes softening requirements on travelling with minors are to be issued in the “next couple of weeks”
The Sierra Leone National Tourist Board is working with the country’s new government to promote tourism and development, and hopes for tourism to become the lead industry for the country
Dr Rania al-Mashat, Egyptian minister for tourism, said the country’s decision to more widely market its range of Red Sea resorts was starting to show results
Safaris are not one size fits all, and clients are likely to have plenty of questions when booking one. Pippa Jacks asks operators at the recent Wildlife & Safari Travel Show for their selling tips
An African beach stay can make a relaxing tail or top end to a safari holiday – or it can provide an added element of fascinating culture and grand adventure, says Abra Dunsby.
When it comes to bucket-list experiences, daredevils often have an adrenaline fix on the roster. Abigail Healy rounds up five exhilarating activities to suggest
Honeymoons are times for couples to give each other their undivided attention – without the interruption of a new WhatsApp alert. Andrew Doherty rounds up honeymoons to help clients go offline
In the age of Instagram, keeping up with the Joneses has gone digital. Chloe Cann uncovers Insta-worthy properties to help your clients find hashtag heaven
Namibia has scenery and wildlife-spotting opportunities in abundance, and now two new luxury lodges are opening up one of its most remote areas, discovers Sarah Gilbert
