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On land previously used for hunting, Ugalla River National Park boasts an abundance of wildlife and a landscape empty of people
The island has worked hard to repair its Covid-damaged economy, especially tourism. We look into its status as an offshore centre, the ecological impact of a 2020 oil spill, new tax laws, manufacturing, and the Chagos islanders’ half century of exile
A multi-day, camel-supported hike ventures ‘off-map’ to reveal wonders big and small
Just off Zanzibar, Chumbe Island is a small but successful model of how tourism and conservation can work together
Encounter the raw beauty of the continent, from the Karoo to the Nile
Discover the palaces, hotels and sanctuaries designed to celebrate this most palliative of hues
Time to start south-of-France dreaming, plus dining with giraffes
With hotels and temples all but empty, a listless quiet has fallen on the ancient city — but the tourists are sorely missed
Whether you want to climb, camp, club, drink the culture or stay quite close to home, we’ve found the perfect escapes for Summer 2021
It started as a rough oasis in the desert and became a legendary safari destination in the Kalahari. Now it’s had a major makeover. We get the first taste
A dozen carriages permanently parked above the Sabie River, Kruger Shalati is a bold departure from the usual safari-camp clichés
Stifled and lost in his city office, Robert Martineau flew to Accra and set out on foot for a remote desert shrine
An exclusive first look at Botswana’s grand new safari camp — a spectacular monument to a travel industry tycoon
A trickle of lucky tourists are returning for a socially distanced audience with the great apes
The pandemic has stalled tourism across the world. But in Africa the situation is profoundly precarious. When will we be able to go back? And, crucially, what will be the right way to do so?
Journeying to the spectacular desert heart of a long-troubled state
In our new series, travel writers tell the story of a distant place they love and long — one day — to revisit
Dunes, lagoons and walled towns rich with echoes of explorers and pirates
The country boasts a wealth of little-visited Roman ruins and Ottoman palaces
From the snows of Svalbard to Brexit Britain, travel experts pick their hottest destinations
Barren landscapes, verdant oases and a glimpse of an ancient nomadic way of life
From its museum to its hotel names and cuisine, three decades since independence, the German influence remains strong
How Chinese investment in a road ‘changed everything’
Away from the fertile safari parks, a newly launched trip takes visitors through Kenya’s desolate, dramatic, far north
A chic version of the traditional ‘dahabiya’ takes passengers to parts the cruise ships can’t reach
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