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African safari: Sleep under the stars at new wilderness camp in remote northern Kenya
We had called it a day and were heading to dinner when we drove up alongside a large lion lying motionless on a grassy plain, ...
Why are so few African safaris Black-owned?
While local ownership is growing, Black entrepreneurs remain rare in the billion-dollar safari industry. These trailblazers ...
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12 Once-in-a-Lifetime African Safari Vacations
Safari vacations in Africa are just as diverse as the continent itself, though these types of trips typically require a large ...
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Discover Africa’s Newest Safari Camps: Luxury Meets Wilderness
Africa's safari landscape is enriched by several exceptional new camps, each offering unique experiences for wildlife ...
Breaking Barriers In The Bush: How African Bush Camps Is Empowering Women As Safari Guides
A quiet revolution is unfolding in Botswana’s wild landscapes. A new wave of female safari guides is boldly embracing a ...
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I Stayed at One of the Few Black-owned Safari Camps in Africa — Here’s Why You Should, Too
The multibillion-dollar safari tourism industry is overwhelmingly controlled by foreign nationals and corporations. I recently embarked on an exciting adventure in Tanzania’s famed Serengeti ...
Why South Africa’s ‘Forgotten Mountains’ Should Be Your Next Sustainable Safari Destination
Venture to the lesser explored Soutpansberg Mountains and discover an eco-lodge redefining not just the safari, but what it ...
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Discussion | The Safari experience that disappears without a trace
In a world where our footprints seem to be everywhere, one safari company is showing us how to leave no trace.
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Finding a Profound Sense of Quiet On a Trekking Safari in the Serengeti
No game drive vehicles, no cell service, no crowds. On a four-day walking and fly-camping trip in one the Park's protected ...