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Safaris in Zambia are eco-amazing

Ron CogswellWhen it comes to safaris and ecotourism, Zambia often takes a back seat to the likes of Botswana, Kenya, and Tanzania. But this large country in south-central Africa is positively packed with eco treasures, and its marquis attraction is one of the planet´s most spectacular waterfalls, Victoria Falls, which it shares with Zimbabwe. In addition, there are some 20 teeming nature reserves which offer as rewarding an eco-experience as any of Zambia´s neighbors – arguably even more so,…

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Family-friendly safaris in Botswana, Kenya, South Africa, and Tanzania

Unsplash If your famiy is a bit adventurous, Africa is a trove of travel gold, from history and culture to sensational safaris and other forms of ecotourism. It's a way to have the time of your lives while creating memories and educating your kids in a vivid way that will stay with them for the rest of their own lives. And here's a quick look at seven of the top places that should be on your family-travel radar: read post

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10 of the top places to stay on African luxury safaris

Over the years the level of accommodation in Africa has constantly been on the rise, especially with regard to luxury game lodges and camps. The top end traveller now has many excellent options to choose from and is virtually spoiled when selecting an upmarket safari lodge. read post

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Kruger/other S.A. games reserves cited in 'Romantic Valentine's Day Activities In/Near 26 Iberia Destinations'

Sure, going out for an intimate dinner à deux is pretty much everyone's default on this day for lovers. But to make Valentine's Day extra special, seek out an experience that will make it truly memorable for years to come. High and low, on land and water, laid-back and high-adrenaline; simple and elaborate; cheap and pricey - there's something here for every couple! read post

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Zighe Mwachofi December 31, 2010 at 12:40am

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African Travel Hub December 30, 2010 at 2:07pm

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Adventures Within Reach November 30, 2010 at 1:10am

Poll: Where is your next ideal adventure vacation?

View the answers and submit your own here.

*An African safari is an option!
Eco Tur Angola November 16, 2010 at 8:03pm

Hi there maybe u can consider adding www.eco-tur.com to the general info sites: :-) cheers Paul
David Lawrence October 28, 2010 at 4:23am

Good timing. Thnx for the heads up, tripatini. Answers some of my questions.
Tripatini October 28, 2010 at 4:05am

What unusual is going on with the annual wildebeest migration between Kenya's Masaai Mara and Tanzania's Serengeti? Find out in a recent post on the Tripatini blog.
David Lawrence October 27, 2010 at 1:23am

Friend just called and we were talking outdoors. Told me a strange thing: this year the wildebeast migration was cut short. Instead of staying in the Masai Mara for three months, they're turning back to the Serengetti. Anyone know anything about this and why it's happening?
Maureen Blevins October 14, 2010 at 2:35am

This would be a travesty. Humans are the most dangerous species on the planet - look how many we have killed off. Have there at least been studies done on how this would impact these animals? Having just recently seen this for myself in Kenya I was so thankful that there is still one place like this left on earth. It will be a sad day for the entire planet when that is gone.
Sam Scribe October 13, 2010 at 10:31pm

Edward Lowassa, a former p.m. of Tanzania who's running for re-election, seems to want a "showdown with environmental and conservation groups" over the proposed road through the Serengeti.

According to eturbonews.com, "He vowed to team up with supporters of the road project to make sure the road was constructed irrespective of its impact on the migration patterns of the big wildebeest and zebra herds."

Is he crazy, or are we environmentalists too quick to root for animals rather than humans?
Maureen Blevins October 5, 2010 at 5:50pm

Actually I have. I will do so again.