From a Czech zoo to Ol Pejeta as the last male standing Today, 31 March, a ceremony takes place at the Rhino Memorial on Ol Pejeta ranch in Laikipia, in the foothills of Mt Kenya, to celebrate the life of Sudan, the most famous rhino in the world. As the last male northern white rhino, […]
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People travel from across the world to enjoy Africa’s finest wildlife reserves. These wild areas are as diverse as they are numerous, supporting an extraordinary wealth of life from mega-mammals to colourful birds and incredible insects. But perhaps nothing inspires more excitement than the joy of tracking down and viewing a leopard, Africa’s most beautiful […]
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Megan Berman, of AWF, reports on the efforts to save the species The world’s most trafficked mammal is not the charismatic elephant, majestic rhino or even an exotic monkey. It is a species that many people have never heard of — the pangolin. Pangolins, the world’s only genuinely scaly mammal, are nocturnal, shy creatures that […]
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There was a snuffling, snorting, and mewing sound as the two baby rhinos anticipated their midnight feed. I was a bit blurry-eyed as I staggered downstairs to prepare their formula milk. I imagined it was like feeding human babies, except that the quantities are vast! We are talking litres here, not a little bottle. I […]
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How do animals think? Do they feel fear? What can we learn from their behaviour? Why are we so drawn to them? Len Rix investigates the psyche of the wildlife we love. We go to Africa for a great many reasons, varying with our age and circumstances. For many it is the sunshine and the […]
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An insider’s overview, from the experts at Steppes Travel Why visit? Home to some of Africa’s best wildlife, dramatic landscapes, a rich and colourful culture and beautiful Indian-Ocean beaches, Kenya is the ideal destination for first timers, honeymooners, families and seasoned safari hands alike. The big game-rich Masai Mara attracts all the attention, but the […]
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Following the demise of the world’s last northern white rhino at Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Rachel Rigby recalls her visit there soon before he died – and hopes that his death may be a stimulus for wider conservation efforts. Picture credit Sabine Louys After three decades of being away I was lured back to Kenya last […]
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The best places to catch a few zzzz’s Cape Town is the city of everything. Vibrant, diverse and colourful, there’s a blockbuster of adventurous activities on the cards as well endless ways to sightsee. And what could be better at the end of a long day exploring than to sink in to a sumptuous bed, […]
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Calum Buckmaster and Willie Badenhorst have challenged themselves to break the African record for the longest cross-country distance travelled in a tuk-tuk, which is more than 13000km. Here, Calum tells Eleanor Bonsor about how the journey has gone so far What made you decide on a tuk-tuk for your mode of transport? The tuk-tuk is […]
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Dr Kim Young-Overton, Cheetah Program Director for Panthera, the global wild cat conservation organisation, tells Travel Africa about the world’s fastest animal, the threats it faces and what is being done to address them. Picture credit Paul Funston, Panthera. What is it about cheetahs that you find magnificent and unique? They are simply beautiful creatures. […]
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A little bit of old-school charm and new-age elegance comes to the Big Easy. Forbes Travel Guide takes you on a tour. Forbes – Forbes Travel Guide https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestravelguide/2018/03/29/4-reasons-we-love-new-orleans-nopsi-hotel/
Technology and features are key elements to any modern luxury vehicle’s success, but design remains the critical element that can make or brake a modern luxury vehicle. The 2019 Lincoln Aviator, like the latest Navigator, communicates luxury through exceptional interior and exterior design. Forbes – Forbes Travel Guide https://www.forbes.com/sites/kbrauer/2018/03/28/2019-lincoln-aviator-lincoln-launches-all-new-suv/
Follow along on Forbes Travel Guide’s journey to the tiny tropical hideaway of Calala Island. Forbes – Forbes Travel Guide https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestravelguide/2018/03/27/a-secret-island-on-nicaraguas-undiscovered-caribbean-coast/
If you’re brand new to the world of points and miles, selecting a primary credit card to use as you work towards free travel is one of the most critical decisions you can make. Here are my 5 reasons why the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card should be the first one you add to your wallet.
“If climate change and mosquito-borne diseases had a relationship status on Facebook, it would be ‘its complicated.'” —Dr. Kacey Ernst
Mercer’s 20th annual Quality of Life survey names Vienna as the top capital for the 9th year running, with European cities taking eight of the top 10 spots.
Long checkout processes and concerns about safety have frequent flyers swiping left on mobile booking for airfare.
