Travel TipsWater Adventures Zanzibar vs Seychelles: The Real Differences and Which One Is Actually Worth the Price by Adams Moses 2 weeks ago written by Adams Moses Both islands are named on the same shortlists. Both win the same Indian Ocean travel awards. Both carry the same blue-water, white-sand visual identity that drives booking decisions across Instagram, … Continue Reading 2 weeks ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinTelegramEmail
North AfricaTravel Tips Morocco vs Egypt: Which North Africa Trip Is Better in 2026? by Rex Clarke 2 weeks ago written by Rex Clarke Morocco vs Egypt is one of the biggest decisions first-time North Africa travellers make in 2026. In 2024, Morocco welcomed 17.4 million visitors, a 20% increase over 2023, making it … Continue Reading 2 weeks ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinTelegramEmail
East AfricaTravel Tips Tanzania Visa on Arrival 2026: Entry Requirements, Cost, and the Airports Where It Works by Rex Clarke 2 weeks ago written by Rex Clarke Tanzania received 5.36 million international visitors in 2024, broke its own arrival record a full year ahead of schedule, and was named the World’s Leading Safari Destination at the 2025 … Continue Reading 2 weeks ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinTelegramEmail
Adventure TourismTravel Tips Djibouti Travel Guide: Africa’s Smallest and Most Geologically Dramatic Country Explained by Oluwafemi Kehinde 3 weeks ago written by Oluwafemi Kehinde Djibouti is a country roughly the size of New Jersey, 23,200 square kilometres, that holds Africa’s lowest point on land, one of the world’s saltiest lakes, one of the planet’s … Continue Reading 3 weeks ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinTelegramEmail
Africa Tourism NewsAirline NewsNews and Insights RwandAir vs Kenya Airways: Which African Carrier Is Better for Continent-Wide Travel? by Familugba Victor 3 weeks ago written by Familugba Victor The Rwanda Air vs Kenya Airways debate is one of African aviation’s most consequential right now. Two carriers. Two hub cities. Two very different strategies for capturing the continent’s fast-growing … Continue Reading 3 weeks ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinTelegramEmail
North AfricaTravel Tips Is Algeria Safe to Visit in 2026? Travel Advisory, Safe Areas & Risks by Adams Moses 3 weeks ago written by Adams Moses In January 2026, BBC Travel named Algeria the second-best destination in the world to visit. In that same month, five governments issued travel cautions for the country. Both things are … Continue Reading 3 weeks ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinTelegramEmail
ArtFashion & Beauty Nigeria’s Creative Economy as a Travel Draw: Art, Fashion, Music by Rex Clarke 3 weeks ago written by Rex Clarke On the last Thursday of October, a queue forms outside the Federal Palace Hotel on Victoria Island, Lagos. The building is best known in Nigerian history as the site where … Continue Reading 3 weeks ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinTelegramEmail
Adventure TourismCulinary ExperiencesCultural ExpeditionsFood & RecipesWest Africa Senegal: Dakar’s Food Scene and the Rise of Teranga Hospitality by Adams Moses 3 weeks ago written by Adams Moses The bowl arrives before you have finished sitting down. It is wide enough to feed four people, its surface broken by two large pieces of grilled thiof – white grouper … Continue Reading 3 weeks ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinTelegramEmail
Adventure TourismCulture and HeritageWest Africa Ghana’s Year of Return Legacy: What Heritage Travel Looks Like in 2026 by Adams Moses 3 weeks ago written by Adams Moses The plane touches down at Kotoka International Airport, and the immigration officer says “Akwaaba” before you hand over your passport. Welcome. For hundreds of thousands of people of African descent … Continue Reading 3 weeks ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinTelegramEmail
Adventure TourismEast AfricaSafari & WildlifeTravel Tips Kenya’s Community-Run Conservancies Replacing Trophy Safaris by Rex Clarke 3 weeks ago written by Rex Clarke A Maasai landowner in the Mara does not receive his lease payment from a hunting operator. He receives it from a safari camp. The same land his grandfather once leased … Continue Reading 3 weeks ago 0 comment 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinTelegramEmail