Libya adds two historic sites to UNESCO tentative list in push to boost heritage standing
Libya has registered two historic sites on UNESCO’s tentative World Heritage List, the Libyan delegation to the organisation announced, as […]
Dhofar, Oman — where frankincense trails meet monsoon mountains
Dhofar, the southernmost governorate of Oman, is drawing renewed international attention following the approval of two trekking routes through Jabal
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Benin is the Gulf of Guinea’s most compelling cultural frontier
Benin sits on the Gulf of Guinea between Nigeria and Togo, compact in size but extraordinary in depth. Long overlooked
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Koutammakou, Togo is Africa’s living fortress landscape
In the rolling hills of north-eastern Togo, close to the border with Benin, stands one of West Africa’s most arresting
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Laos moves to connect southern provinces through joint tourism circuit and cross-border routes
Laos is working to establish a joint tourism circuit across its four southern provinces, linking them to visitor attractions in
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
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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Zimbabwe spotlights Victoria Falls as flagship destination for regional tourism growth
Zimbabwe is positioning Victoria Falls as a flagship destination to drive international arrivals, highlighting its role as a gateway for nature-based and experiential travel in southern Africa.
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Tanzania presidential commissions back mass eviction of Maasai from Serengeti and Ngorongoro
Two presidential commissions in Tanzania have recommended the forced removal of Maasai communities from the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and surrounding