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Morrocco is in Africa, despite the country refuting the fact during international soccer events. It is also about to get seven new tourist properties

The private Italian airline has been operating in Zanzibar Island since 2022, and plans to increase flight frequencies on the Isles based on demand, especially during peak travel seasons, as far as Neos representative, Antonella Balestra, is concerned.

The new Club Med South Africa Beach & Safari resort is the first of its kind in the country, combining a luxury beachfront holiday with the option of a Big Five safari experience in Zululand.

Its opening coincides with wildlife restoration initiatives and a steadily recovering wilderness where hippos, elephants, large predators, antelope and over 500 bird species flourishes.

The International Air Transport Association has released new operational guidance to support airlines in managing in-cabin pet travel at every stage of the journey from booking to check-in, boarding, the on-board experience, and arrival.

A Kenyan court has refused to halt Equity Bank's takeover of Mary Wambui's luxury Glee Hotel over a debt the bank values at KSh 9.1 billion.

The brand’s low-impact model can be seen across the Homestead: approximately 80 percent of its energy requirements will be met through solar power, supported by borehole water systems, rainwater harvesting and indigenous landscaping.

Kitamu, is a name coined from the Kiswahili term which means ‘Yummy,’ or ‘Delicious,’ which happens to be specializing in all types of cuisine.

Wernich has also held leadership roles with Faircity Hotels as Cluster General Manager, and with Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group, where he served as General Manager for Radisson Blu Gautrain and Park Inn Cape Town Foreshore, overseeing hotel operations,…

Located much far away from the two rivals, there was, and still is, Mount Meru which overlooks the pretty garden town beyond the now Gymkhana golf course and the main road to Nairobi to the north.

Although it is surrounded today by modern buildings and busy traffic, the monument preserves the memory of one of the darkest periods in the East African history of the horrid slave trade.

Standing high on a quiet hill along the Nyeri–Nyahururu Road, where the cool winds of the Aberdares meet the vast Laikipia plains, the Tafaria Castle defies the East African Rural setting.