Category: Travel Guide

G’day once again: Australia’s tourism awakeningOptimism abounds in the Land Down Under, with pandemic entry restrictions lifting and pent-up demand driving travelers to spend…

For some parents, the desire to add a more hands-on, educational component to their pandemic-era vacation plans has been heightened following several years of lockdowns, isolation and virtual schooling. Hotels in Hawaii…

South African-based safari operator Go2Africa recently entered into a partnership with the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, which opened its new educational Ellen Campus in Rwanda to the public in February. Aimed at…

Do people travel to specific destinations in search of a great meal? After all, golfers are notorious for putting Scotland on their bucket lists, skiers flock to the Alps, and wine lovers…

Lindblad Expeditions will sail four ships in Alaska this summer, one more than previously planned, because of robust demand. Lindblad on Friday said the National Geographic Sea Lion would join the Sea…

When thinking of animal migrations in Africa, the first thing that springs to mind is the wildebeest migration in the Serengeti and the Masai Mara. And although this event is a phenomenal…

Travel and safari company Ker & Downey Africa has announced it has teamed up with the all-female Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit in South Africa to launch a 13-day conservation experience in South…

Hurtigruten Expeditions confirmed it will return to Antarctica with two ships this year, both departing from Punta Arenas, Chile, instead of the line’s usual homeport of Ushuaia, Argentina. Hurtigruten is the second…

Mantis, a leading conservation-focused hotel group, has announced the opening of a new mobile camp in Tanzania: The Siringit Migration Camp by Mantis. The mobile camp will move every few months to…

The 39-acre Montage Los Cabos has recently launched a new Montage Dive Center in partnership with Compass Sports. It is one of the first resorts in Los Cabos to have a PADI-certified…