Traveling around the world does bring flavor to life, essentially because we trend paths that we had never before, taking pictures to reminisce over when summer comes; we all love meeting new faces and tasting out mouth-watering cuisines, it is a wholesome experience. It is even a truer courage and … See the full post […]

Departure day – Tues, Thur& Fri Day     01:     (Tue/Thur/Fri)   Arusha – Ngorongoro Conservation Area On arrival at the Kilimanjaro International airport, Inclusive Holidays Africa representatives will warmly meet you and welcome you to East Africa. We drive to Arusha in time for lunch and late… See the full post >

Kenya’s elephants are an important national asset critical to sustaining a functional ecosystem in the dry lands of Kenya and are an essential draw for tourism. Wildlife tourism is one of the country’s major sources of foreign exchange, and elephants are one of the most important elements in wildlif… See the full post >

#Kenya is rich in cultural heritage. We spare no effort to protect and preserve this treasure. Our country is well known for non tangible natural diversity, manifesting largely in our rich wildlife heritage. Indeed, #Kenya is home to world-renowned wildebeest migration in the #Maasai Mara, the majes… See the full post >

Once a dry, mostly barren corner of the Serengeti, the establishment of Singita’s 350,000-acre reserve in 2003, combined with dedicated conservation work and anti-poaching projects, has resulted in a 1000% increase in wildlife activity in the region. Singita Serengeti is now the best place on earth […] The post Singita Singita Singita appeared first on […]

The following was written as a response to Christopher Clark’s recent post, ‘Lifting the big cat hunting ban: Some thoughts and a call’ after it was republished on Untold Africa. … See the full post >

Towards the end of April I was lucky enough to be invited by Dave Wilson of Norman Carr Safaris on their inaugural trip into Liuwa Plain National Park for a … See the full post >

By Sarah Davies Eco-tourism – we hear it all the time but what does it really mean? We read about “green” safari camps who “contribute” to their local communities and … See the full post >

By Claire Birtwhistle Turning 10 years old! It’s a momentous occasion for any child to hit the double digits but for a safari camp it is an even bigger achievement. … See the full post >

ZAMBIA Tourism Board (ZTB) says it has started diversifying its marketing strategies to tap the growing market like India and other Asian countries. ZTB managing director Felix Chaila said Zambia … See the full post >