Filed under: Photos, Africa, Asia, Europe, Ghana, India, Malaysia, Uzbekistan, Germany, Bolivia, Internet ToolsCourtesy of Shriti Bannerjee, ProjectBly.com
If you are the kind of traveler who lives for digging through flea markets and wandering throug… Continue reading
Filed under: Learning, Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, South America, United States, Middle East, Central AmericaIf you’re a parent who is interested in an international career, you’ve probably worried at one point or another what impact your peri… Continue reading
Believing in Africa is a way of encouraging people to see the continent in a new light. Continue reading
Filed under: Airlines, Airports, NewsDeanster1983, Flickr
Imagine hopping on a plane to go on vacation in Africa, taking a nap and waking up to find yourself in Bangladesh. That’s exactly what happened to one couple after an airline mixed up their flig… Continue reading
Filed under: Hiking, History, Africa, Uganda, Camping, Ecotourism
Julian Monroe Fisher
If you’ve already crossed the Appalachian Trail off your bucket list, hiked the length of New Zealand along the Te Araroa and walked through the Alps on the Haute R… Continue reading
Filed under: Arts and Culture, Africa, Botswana, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Zambia, Internet ToolsFor more than 20 years Bushtracks Expeditions has been helping travelers visit Africa to experience the classic safari to its fullest. After two decades in … Continue reading
Filed under: Africa, Morocco, Photo of the Day
You can smell the tanneries in Fez, Morocco, long before you can see them. The stench comes from the diluted bird excrement used to soften animal hides as they’re turned into leather. The soft leather is t… Continue reading
Filed under: Africa, Morocco, Photo of the Day
You can smell the tanneries in Fez, Morocco, long before you can see them. The stench comes from the diluted bird excrement used to soften animal hides as they’re turned into leather. The soft leather is t… Continue reading
Filed under: Africa, Zimbabwe, NewsTwo poachers illegally hunting inside Zimbabwe’s Charara National Park had the tables unexpectedly turned on them recently. The two men slipped into the reserve unnoticed where they had hoped to kill an elephant and h… Continue reading
Filed under: Activism, Arts and Culture, History, Learning, Africa, Egypt, Middle East
Since the January 2011 Revolution, Egypt has been suffering social and political unrest, and its tourism industry has been hit hard.
Now the tumultuous situation is… Continue reading