One of the perks of being a pop star is the freedom and money to travel the world in style, even to purchase homes in exotic locations around the world.
It was a clever move by Mara Bushtops to build their luxury retreat next to a salt lick. The little area of life-sustaining water and salt at the heart of the 15,000-acre Isaaten conservancy is visited during the day by giraffes, zebras, impala, kudu, warthogs and more, meaning animals are never far away during a stay.
Four Seasons Hotel Tunis exudes 5-star elegance, a modern Mediterranean vibe and the distinctive charm of North Africa.
Right next to the dust road, deep in the savannah of Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve, adjacent to the Kruger National Park, we stop next to a colossal bull elephant.
The Luxury Collection® has announced its planned debut in the Seychelles with the signing of North Island - one of the world’s most luxurious private island resorts.
May to September in South Africa’s Eastern Cape are cool and crisp with very little rainfall, making for beautiful weather to set out on foot and explore the ridges and valleys of the wilderness.
On December 13, 2018, Angama Mara opened a 100-seat chapel in memory of co-founder Steve Fitzgerald, on what would have been his 65th birthday.
Naya Traveler creates journeys that transcend mass tourism, bringing back purpose and depth to travel through authentic cultural experiences.
Rwanda has presently become one of the most visited destinations in Africa, which receive the highest number of travelers from all parts of the world.
The Saxon Hotel, Villas and Spa in Johannesburg’s Sandhurst neighborhood has unveiled the newly renovated Nelson Mandela Platinum Suite, in honor of the late president and philanthropist.
From whale watching, to afternoon tea, to cocktails on the beach, to archery, Red Carnation’s hotels around the world offer an array of unforgettable adventures.
Thomson Safaris, the leading luxury safari operator in Tanzania, has announced a brand-new itinerary for 2019, which will highlight the best of the country's wildlife, and explore its rich culture from a culinary perspective, including a visit to the "spice island" of Zanzibar.
I’ve arrived at The Royal Livingstone Victoria Falls Zambia Hotel by Anantara, I can’t stop smiling. Right outside the breezy open-area reception are a pair of zebras, lazily munching on grass and completely un-interested in the continued gasps of happy onlookers.
The island of Zanzibar has had a spicy history. Out in the Indian ocean, off the coast of Tanzania, it has for centuries been a key trading post, attracting Arab traders, Portuguese sailors, Persian settlers, British colonists, Bantu people and more, all leaving their influences on everything from architecture to food.
The Swahili word for welcome, karibu, is etched in sand in front of my private beach villa at the luxury Anantara Medjumbe Island Resort—and I indeed feel very welcomed.
