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Selling Africa in an El Nino yearWhile conditions on the continent could be harsh at times, advisors and operators insist that a fulfilling experience can be...

Safaris go electric. What that means for guests, and wildlifeElectric safari vehicles offer benefits like quieter drives and lower emissions, enhancing wildlife experiences for tourists....

The changing face of voluntourism in AfricaThe responsible-tourism market in Africa has matured considerably over the past decade, with operators shifting the focus away...

Wellness on safari: Is it a watering hole encounter? Or a flotation pool?Africa operators have differing views on what a safari wellness experience should be. Is it in-tent spa treatments or the...

Clients worried about Ebola? Pull out a mapRecent reports about Ebola outbreaks in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo have gained international attention. Here's...

The proper way to plan a safari for a neurodiverse clientNeurodiverse-friendly trip planning can be a challenge for advisors, especially to far-flung places like Africa. But operators...

The real threat to Africa's safari marketGeopolitical tensions are high, and so are airfares, but those issues haven't hurt demand for Africa with the high-end set....

In South Africa, adventure travel takes many formsFor advisors, it's important to know that adventure travel isn't necessarily a test of clients' endurance. The adventure can...

Africa's plant-based tourism optionsAgritourism is gaining traction in Kenya, Tanzania, Morocco, Rwanda, Uganda and especially South Africa's Winelands and...

What luxury travelers are craving from a 2026 Africa vacationUltrahigh-net-worth visitors want experiences that are exclusive, tailored and make every minute count. Operators say they have...

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