Samara Private Game Reserve has recently announced the reintroduction of lions into the park! Over the past two decades, the population of lions have declined by nearly 43%, with much of the decline being the caused by human expansion and Read more…
For many people, the perfect game of golf is played in Scottland or the British Isles, buttoned up in tweed with rolling glens and snowy peaks in the background, but that would be robbing you of the pleasures of courses Read more…
Fair Trade Tourism recently made an announcement on the upcoming release of their Captive Wildlife Guidelines. Here’s what they had to say: Fair Trade Tourism (FTT) is to release its Captive Wildlife Guidelines in early July to assist the travel industry Read more…
Constantia Valley is celebrating 333 years of winemaking this year, boasting over 3 centuries of producing some of the world’s finest wines. It was Simon van der Stel who launched the wine industry in the region, almost 2 decades after Read more…
Botswana offers some of the most unique safari opportunities in the world. Take in the beauty of the Okavango Delta, experience the isolation and vastness of the Makgadikgadi Pans or enjoy seeing the prolific wildlife of the Chobe National Park Read more…
Natural Selection’s Mapula Lodge, situated in a private reserve just outside the Okavango Delta in Botswana, has reopened following extensive renovations. The nine-room lodge is on an island in the middle of floodplains. It looks out over a lagoon and Read more…
A new mall being built in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, is expected to be completed by December. The Sawanga Mall will have mix of retail, commercial and entertainment activities and a major anchor, family supermarket chain Pick n Pay. The mall Read more…
The Castle of Good Hope is a bastion fort built in the 17th century in Cape Town, South Africa. Originally located on the coastline of Table Bay, following land reclamation the fort is now located inland. In 1936 the Castle Read more…
Kirstenbosch is regarded as one of the great botanic gardens of the world. Initially, it was nothing more than farmland overrun with pigs. In 1913 a botanist called Harold Pearson set about transforming the land into a botanic garden devoted Read more…
South African Airways has announced a flight schedule update as part of the plans to bring replacement capacity with partner airlines to support SA Express passengers, following the suspension of SA Express operations by the South African Civil Aviation Authority Read more…
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