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The pool deck at the Onomo Hotel Maputo.

Onomo Hotels opens property in Mozambique's capitalSituated in the heart of downtown Maputo, the 165-room Onomo Hotel Maputo offers travelers easy access to the city's historical...

Jumbari's South Africa Cheetah Safari for Families educates guests about the role Africa's most endangered big cats play in the ecosystem.

African tour operator offers payment plan for safari vacationsThe plan enables travelers to pay off their Jumbari Family Safaris vacation in interest-free monthly installments prior to...

Jenny Fewtrell teaching English in a Give a Heart to Africa schoolroom.

In the shadow of Kilimanjaro: Moshi MamasWe encountered some real challenges climbing Kilimanjaro, but were always motivated by the purpose and meaning that inspired...

Dash, posing in front of Mawenzi peak at 18,000 feet. It was the moment I knew Dash had truly recovered.

Kilimanjaro and the point of no return: “Up or down?”The evening before summit day, Arnie Weissmann's 19-year-old son, Dash, was nauseous and sick to his stomach. He could barely...

Atop the wall – and glad to have it behind me. Encouragement and helping hands from lead guide Eliakim Mshanga (left), porter Joseph Lymb (to the right of Emma) and assistant guide Pastori Minja (right) came at just the right times during the climb.

Facing the wall (and abject fear) on KilimanjaroBarranco Wall is an 800-foot cliff that must be scaled on day 5 if you want to get to the summit.

Seeing -- and tasting -- some of Africa’s smallest creatures

Seeing -- and tasting -- some of Africa’s smallest creaturesJeri Clausing never thought a game drive would turn into another tasting on her African Travel Inc.-sponsored trip.

Donors and supporters of Kili.Cares pledge drive for Tourism Cares

Donors and supporters of Kili.Cares pledge drive for Tourism CaresTo add your name to the list, visit www.tourismcares.org/kilicares.

Go tell it on the mountain

Go tell it on the mountainA pledge drive for Tourism Cares helped push Travel Weekly editor in chief Arnie Weissmann to fulfill a longtime dream --...

The sun rises over unrestored areas of the Unesco World Heritage Site Diriyah Gate at the dawn of Saudi leisure tourism.

Saudi Arabia: Leisure tourists enter the kingdomSaudi Arabia presents a rare opportunity to be among the first to visit a country that has been restricted for almost 80 years,...

Cass Abrahams talks about South Africa, its food and its people before teaching us how to cook some classic Cape Malay dishes.

The luxury of discovering people through foodJeri Clausing writes that she learned much about South Africa's complicated segregated and colonial history during a cooking...

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