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Africa Archive
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Going Upriver in The Gambia, Africa
Posted on 21 January, 2020 | No CommentsRupert Parker gets a taste of the real Africa by travelling up the Gambia River and discovers stone circles, chimps and epic birdlife The Gambia is firmly on the map... -
The 50 Greatest Castles and Palaces of the World
Posted on 23 June, 2019 | No CommentsPeter Morrell is intrigued by Gilly Pickup’s latest book I have thoroughly enjoyed Gilly’s earlier books and this was no exception. We are transported to far-flung places where Gilly expertly... -
Kasbah Angour Hotel, Tahanaout, Marrakech
Posted on 30 January, 2019 | No CommentsNeil Hennessy-Vass discovers the delights of Morocco and walking in the Atlas Mountains Some people dream of castles in the sky but Brit Paul Foulsham, a long time resident of... -
Shooting with a Camera on Safari in Botswana
Posted on 6 November, 2018 | No CommentsThese days many people’s experience of photography is limited to snapping selfies on their phones so imagine if you’re given a full sized professional camera and taught how to use... -
Marrakesh – Souk it up in the Red City
Posted on 30 May, 2018 | No CommentsJudith Baker follows in the steps of her name sake Jazz Age icon Josephine Baker to enjoy the colours, style and cultural gems of the timeless Moroccan city I am... -
What happening in South African in October-December 2017
Posted on 26 October, 2017 | No CommentsAs South Africa welcomes an influx of UK holidaymakers to the sunny climes of its summer season, there’s a whole host of new openings, experiences and upcoming events for travellers... -
Time to re-visit Tunisia
Posted on 14 August, 2017 | No CommentsWith the FCO lifting the warning for most of the country, Liz Gill explores the wealth of history, heritage and modern day amenities that Tunisia has to offer In one... -
Jules Verne celebrates 40 years with Special Edition Tours
Posted on 2 June, 2017 | No CommentsRuby anniversary brochure features unique and exceptional journeys in the spirit of the ‘Golden Age’ of travel Innovative tour operator Jules Verne has launched 25 special edition itineraries to mark... -
‘Bringing the world closer’ with Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines in 2018/19
Posted on 4 March, 2017 | No CommentsIn 2018/19, Fred. Olsen will be making the most of its smaller-sized ships – which can sail right into the heart of the destination, where larger ships cannot reach –... -
Sunken cities: Egypt’s lost worlds
Posted on 23 May, 2016 | No CommentsUnderwater archaeology provides new finds for a British Museum exhibition, John Westbrooke writes. Egyptian archaeology has long been associated with digging up objects from the burning sands or entering buried...