Africa

Bali remains best value winter sun destination

The strong pound has led to prices falling in half of the 33 destinations surveyed

Comment: Touring Egypt in August – Are you mad?

DataArt’s Charlotte Lamp Davies spent her summer holiday in Egypt and found the situation on the ground very different to current perception

Endacott and co raise £35,000 in Kilimanjaro climb

Group of four successfully made it to the peak

Rhinos Without Borders: 'We made a new rhino'

Rhinos Without Borders have released footage showing a glimpse of a new addition for World Rhino Day

World Routes 2015: The benefits - and pitfalls - of growing air service in Africa

The aviation sector contributes $80.5 billion per year to African economies, but a lack of liberalisation is needlessly restricting the benefits of aviation

Safaris in Chad and cruises in Papua New Guinea on agenda for Steppes

Diverse destinations mark the arrival of the 2016 group tours programme for the operator

Egypt issues apology after tourist deaths

Twelve people, including eight Mexican tourists, were killed after security officials mistook them for terrorists

Comment: Why one travel professional had 'no qualms' about holidaying in Tunisia

"Perhaps the most surprising aspect of my August trip to Tunisia, was not how few tourists I encountered but how full the hotels were"

Kwita Izina: Rwanda's annual gorilla-naming ceremony

24 baby mountain gorillas were named this year in front of thousands of people from across the globe to help raise awareness and assist conservation of gorillas in the Virunga Massif

Former Manchester United boss to kick off WTM 2015

The club’s former chief executive David Gill will not only open the event but will also address the event’s leaders lunch

Passenger starts two fires on Monarch flight

A police investigation has been launched after the two blazes broke out on the flight to Egypt

FCO updates Morocco advice with "increased threat"

Morocco warns of the increased threat as problems in Libya, Iraq and Syria continue to worsen

The rugged and remote island that's about to get much more accessible

The little island with a lot to offer - we learn why St Helena should be on your radar

Exclusive Escapes boss blames "toughest" year for demise

Andrew Lee describes last two years as "challenging" and added the Tunisia terror attack and the ongoing fight with Isis were too much for the company to bear