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by Corrine van Vliet on September 12, 2021
2021‌ ‌Complete‌ ‌Guide‌ ‌to‌ ‌Johannesburg‌ ‌if‌ ‌You're‌ ‌a‌ ‌First‌ ‌Time‌ ‌Explorer‌
by Corrine van Vliet on September 12, 2021
This is a mistake: it’s the best place to learn about South Africa’s past and look to its future. And if you need a break from the city’s size and energy, you can head off for nearby safaris, adventure sports and glimpses into the history of humanity... Read full article
by MOLLY MCLAUGHLIN on September 12, 2021
Kakadu National Park: The Complete Guide
by MOLLY MCLAUGHLIN on September 12, 2021
Most travelers to Australia stay around the big cities and pristine beaches of the east coast, but thrill-seekers and adventure-lovers are better off heading to the rainforests of the north.... Read full article
by Nicki Grihault on September 12, 2021
The Best Hotels in Mauritius for a Honeymoon – on One of the Indian Ocean's Most Romantic Islands
by Nicki Grihault on September 12, 2021
Mauritius, with its miles of beautiful white-sand beaches backed by lush forests and dramatic volcanic peaks, is made for romance, with some of the most romantic hotels in the Indian Ocean. ... Read full article
by Margo Pfeiff on September 12, 2021
Lord Howe: Australia’s most exclusive island?
by Margo Pfeiff on September 12, 2021
Everything about Lord Howe, a reef-rimmed tropical island 780km north-east of Sydney, is laidback – except for the fervour with which its locals protect their paradise.... Read full article
by Wendy on September 12, 2021
A Safari In Queen Elizabeth National Park Uganda
by Wendy on September 12, 2021
I didn’t know much about Uganda before visiting in 2019. My friends, Jeanie and Cheryl, and I had been in Rwanda for a week for a mission trip and had decided to extend our time in East Africa for a gorilla trek. ... Read full article
by Shylie Rimmer on September 12, 2021
A First Time Traveler's Guide to Martinique
by Shylie Rimmer on September 12, 2021
Martinique — St. Lucia’s overlooked sister island— is a captivating combination of deep rainforest, rocky cliffside terrain, Creole-inspired cuisine, and the calmest, clearest water you’ll ever encounter.... Read full article
by Bina on September 12, 2021
15 Fun Things To Do In The Margaret River Region, Australia - Updated 2021
by Bina on September 12, 2021
It can be confusing when people talk about Margaret River. Its name can refer to the town, the river, or the whole region on Australia’s west coast. But fret not, as we’ll just be talking about the region for this article. ... Read full article
by Keriann McGoogan on September 12, 2021
5 of The Best Places to See Lemurs in Madagascar
by Keriann McGoogan on September 12, 2021
Madagascar is a place unlike any other. It is the fourth largest island in the world, situated off the south-east coast of Africa. I had the joy of living there for 19 months. ... Read full article
by Lucy Sherriff on September 12, 2021
Best things to do in Medellín, 'the city of eternal spring'
by Lucy Sherriff on September 12, 2021
Medellín, Colombia (CNN) — Medellín, once dubbed "the most dangerous city in the world," has worked hard to shed that image connected to drugs, gang warfare and gun violence.... Read full article
by MOLLY MCLAUGHLIN on September 12, 2021
The Complete Guide to Australia's Magnetic Island
by MOLLY MCLAUGHLIN on September 12, 2021
Just 20 minutes by ferry from Townsville, Australia in Queensland's tropical north, Magnetic Island is fringed by 23 gorgeous beaches that make it one of the state's top getaways.... Read full article
by Fleur Bainger on September 12, 2021
48 hours in. . . Perth, an insider guide to Western Australia's cool capital
by Fleur Bainger on September 12, 2021
Living the good life on Australia’s western seaboard Some might say Perth’s a late bloomer; others may suggest that she’s simply been biding her time.... Read full article
by Louis Nel on September 12, 2021
THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO A MASAI MARA SAFARI
by Louis Nel on September 12, 2021
‘Mara’ means ‘spotted’ in the Maa language, which is spoken by the area’s ancestral residents, the Maasai people. It refers to how the Mara is dotted with acacia trees, indentations and craters when looked at from afar. ... Read full article