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Travel Africa

Edition 99
Magazine

The only international magazine dedicated to exploring Africa's diverse attractions, national parks, wildlife, culture and history. Travel Africa draws on some of the world's top photographers, writers and experts to create an inspiring and practical resource for anyone interested in the world's most exciting continent.

Karibu

Travel Africa

DAWN

inspiration

Recipe FOR ADVENTURE • What are the essential ingredients for the ideal safari? Of course, we each have our individual tastes, but every truly memorable trip is inevitably a blend of key elements. Get the mix right from the outset and you'll quickly have an appetite for more, says Mike Unwin

IDEAS BANK • “Out of Africa, always something new.” If you're looking for inspiration for fresh adventures this year, here's a few wild and wonderful experiences to add to your African travel bucket list…

2023 TRAVEL TRENDS • As we re-establish normalcy after the pandemic, how has the way we travelled changed and what's going to be trending this year? Greg Fox of Mahlatini Travel shares his insights

Unusual trips FOR OLD HANDS • If you know Africa well, but want to see it in new ways, Andy Higgs of The Grown-up Travel Company has some suggestions:

ACCESS(ABLE) TRAVEL • If the thought of going on safari appeals, but age, wear and tear on hips or knees, or a more significant disability presents challenges, think again: Africa is becoming increasingly accessible, says Claire Minchin of Vumbua Africa

TOP WILDLIFE WATCHING TRIPS

Out and about • Should LGBTQ+ travellers be concerned about visiting Africa? We asked Luke Lalin of Out2Africa for his advice

Breaking NEW GROUND • There is a core of African countries that have an established tourism infrastructure, to which most holiday-makers go. But travellers are increasingly recognising the benefit in venturing into less familiar territories. This comes with more uncertainty, though, so we asked intrepid tour operator and inveterate traveller Leslie Nevison of Mama Tembo Tours what goes into investigating a new destination?

Be a people person • Your African experience will be enriched greatly by embracing the continent's extraordinary cultural heritage, says Jim O'Brien of Native Eye Travel

SAME PLACE, DIFFERENT PLACE • In every country there are multitudes of attractions and combinations, and so many hidden gems to encounter. We urge you to always look beyond the obvious, to look for new ways of experiencing even the most familiar destinations, for there is always more beyond the brochure. Here's two fresh spins on the ever-popular South Africa

Cape Town, but not as you know it • In one of the world's most beautiful and vibrant cities, you are never short of things to do or see. But it's fun to seek out experiences that dig beneath the surface. We asked Ingram Casey of Escape+Explore to suggest five for your next visit

Africa IN MY LIFE • Africa has inspired many creative people to absorb their passion into their daily lives, giving their work a deeper sense of purpose. What would you do to express your love for Africa?

planning • Once you have decided where you want to go, the next challenge is to go ahead and book it. What are your options and where do you start? What happens when you book, and how can you find the ideal companies for you to travel with? Whether you're a first-timer or veteran traveller, use this guide to making your planning process more effective and efficient.

WHO DOES WHAT? • There are several ways you can go about booking your African holiday, and there are many people in the chain who will make your trip happen. But what do they all do and are they necessary? Richard Trillo explains

TOUR TYPES • There are many ways to explore Africa, but which is best for you?...


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Frequency: Quarterly Pages: 148 Publisher: Gecko Publishing Ltd Edition: Edition 99

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: February 1, 2023

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Travel & Outdoor

Languages

English

The only international magazine dedicated to exploring Africa's diverse attractions, national parks, wildlife, culture and history. Travel Africa draws on some of the world's top photographers, writers and experts to create an inspiring and practical resource for anyone interested in the world's most exciting continent.

Karibu

Travel Africa

DAWN

inspiration

Recipe FOR ADVENTURE • What are the essential ingredients for the ideal safari? Of course, we each have our individual tastes, but every truly memorable trip is inevitably a blend of key elements. Get the mix right from the outset and you'll quickly have an appetite for more, says Mike Unwin

IDEAS BANK • “Out of Africa, always something new.” If you're looking for inspiration for fresh adventures this year, here's a few wild and wonderful experiences to add to your African travel bucket list…

2023 TRAVEL TRENDS • As we re-establish normalcy after the pandemic, how has the way we travelled changed and what's going to be trending this year? Greg Fox of Mahlatini Travel shares his insights

Unusual trips FOR OLD HANDS • If you know Africa well, but want to see it in new ways, Andy Higgs of The Grown-up Travel Company has some suggestions:

ACCESS(ABLE) TRAVEL • If the thought of going on safari appeals, but age, wear and tear on hips or knees, or a more significant disability presents challenges, think again: Africa is becoming increasingly accessible, says Claire Minchin of Vumbua Africa

TOP WILDLIFE WATCHING TRIPS

Out and about • Should LGBTQ+ travellers be concerned about visiting Africa? We asked Luke Lalin of Out2Africa for his advice

Breaking NEW GROUND • There is a core of African countries that have an established tourism infrastructure, to which most holiday-makers go. But travellers are increasingly recognising the benefit in venturing into less familiar territories. This comes with more uncertainty, though, so we asked intrepid tour operator and inveterate traveller Leslie Nevison of Mama Tembo Tours what goes into investigating a new destination?

Be a people person • Your African experience will be enriched greatly by embracing the continent's extraordinary cultural heritage, says Jim O'Brien of Native Eye Travel

SAME PLACE, DIFFERENT PLACE • In every country there are multitudes of attractions and combinations, and so many hidden gems to encounter. We urge you to always look beyond the obvious, to look for new ways of experiencing even the most familiar destinations, for there is always more beyond the brochure. Here's two fresh spins on the ever-popular South Africa

Cape Town, but not as you know it • In one of the world's most beautiful and vibrant cities, you are never short of things to do or see. But it's fun to seek out experiences that dig beneath the surface. We asked Ingram Casey of Escape+Explore to suggest five for your next visit

Africa IN MY LIFE • Africa has inspired many creative people to absorb their passion into their daily lives, giving their work a deeper sense of purpose. What would you do to express your love for Africa?

planning • Once you have decided where you want to go, the next challenge is to go ahead and book it. What are your options and where do you start? What happens when you book, and how can you find the ideal companies for you to travel with? Whether you're a first-timer or veteran traveller, use this guide to making your planning process more effective and efficient.

WHO DOES WHAT? • There are several ways you can go about booking your African holiday, and there are many people in the chain who will make your trip happen. But what do they all do and are they necessary? Richard Trillo explains

TOUR TYPES • There are many ways to explore Africa, but which is best for you?...


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