Ezulwini Valley, Eswatini: Africa’s royal heartland in one small, perfectly formed kingdom
Eswatini — the landlocked kingdom sandwiched between South Africa and Mozambique — packs more into its modest borders than most […]
Lompoul Desert, Senegal: the Sahara, one hour from the Atlantic
Most people do not associate Senegal with desert. They should. The Lompoul Desert is a small desert of around 18
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Farasan Islands, Saudi Arabia: the Red Sea archipelago that rewrites what Gulf travel looks like
Saudi Arabia has deserts, megaprojects and ancient cities. What it does not advertise loudly enough is an archipelago of coral
Patagonia Azul, Argentina: the Atlantic wild that conservation just opened to the world
Most travellers who come to Argentine Patagonia head west, toward glaciers and granite towers. The country’s eastern coastline has largely
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Nagaland, India: where tribal culture and mountain wilderness meet on the subcontinent’s wild eastern edge
Few destinations in Asia offer what Nagaland does — 16 distinct tribes, mountains sharp enough to deserve it, and a
Judge blocks plans to build a zip line from Sugarloaf Mountain
A Brazilian federal judge has blocked plans to build a zip-line on Rio de Janeiro’s Sugarloaf Mountain, ruling against a
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Embratur launches Football Route digital platform ahead of Brazil’s 2027 Women’s World Cup
Embratur, Brazil’s Brazilian Agency for International Tourism Promotion, has launched the Football Route, a multilingual digital platform offering curated itineraries
Salvador, Brazil debates women-led bus lines to boost tourist and passenger safety
The city council of Salvador, the capital of Bahia state in Brazil, is debating a proposal to introduce bus lines
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Namibia completes N$166m ($9mn) national park upgrades to strengthen wildlife tourism
Namibia’s Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism has officially handed over N$166mn ($9mn) worth of new and upgraded infrastructure across
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Madagascar declares 15-day energy emergency as Iran war disrupts fuel supplies
Madagascar declared a 15-day nationwide state of energy emergency on April 7, 2026, as severe fuel shortages linked to the
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