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Planning your Kilimanjaro Adventure
Planning your Kilimanjaro Adventure Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa, lying in Tanzania and bordering with Kenya. It is the highest free standing mountain in the world at 5,895m. Those who reach the summit will have the most amazing memories of being on top of the world! When? The mount...
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Ranch Rider captures the Spirit of the West with the #LetsSaddleUp Campaign
Ranch Rider captures the Spirit of the West with the #LetsSaddleUp Campaign Riding holiday specialist, Ranch Rider is capturing the spirit of the West with its #LetsSaddleUp campaign, the inspirational initiative currently running across its social media channels. By showcasing the experiences of it...
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Malawi’s only wildlife sanctuary needs your urgent help
Malawi’s only wildlife sanctuary needs your urgent help The Lilongwe Wildlife Centre is under huge pressure as the COVID-19 crisis has forced them to close to visitors, cancelling guided tours, and suspending their volunteer placements. This means a huge loss in their revenue and they are runn...
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Vaya Trails set to offer hiking adventures in Eswatini
Vaya Trails set to offer hiking adventures in The Kingdom of Eswatini A new hiking company Vaya Trails has been launched in The Kingdom of Eswatini, the little beautiful country that until recently was called Swaziland. The new business came about as a result of the meeting of minds, experiences and...
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Get set to rediscover Africa with an Acacia Africa Safari
Get set to rediscover Africa with an Acacia Africa Safari Recent events have altered our lives considerably and we have all come to realise how precious the gift of travel is. But while our freedom to roam is on hold, we can still escape online and make plans for the future. Ready to inspire your .....
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Stray from the herd with Ranch Rider adventure holidays
Stray from the herd with Ranch Rider adventure holidays From riding across North America’s remote backcountry to exploring Africa’s game-rich locations on horseback, Ranch Rider offers everyone, from novice to expert equestrian, the chance to stray from the herd. Always setting its sights on deliver...
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The strangest places to visit on Earth that you won’t believe exist
The strangest places to visit on Earth that you won’t believe exist The entire world is truly a strange place, the way its made, how it works are truly mysterious. So every place we visit must basically be the strangest places to visit on Earth. Now that we are regularly accustomed to these or...
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Celebrate Acacia Africa’s 25th Birthday with Safaris from only £203 per person
Celebrate Acacia Africa’s 25th Birthday with Safaris from only £203 per person Leading adventure travel specialist, Acacia Africa will turn 25 in 2020. A significant milestone, the owner-operator has decided to kick off the celebrations early with a 2 FOR 1 offer. The promotion covers 50 campi...
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Oceanwide Expeditions all set for a new Antarctic season
Oceanwide Expeditions all set for a new Antarctic season Oceanwide Expeditions is packed, prepped, and fully primed for the 2020 Antarctic season, having made a series of key upgrades to its three m/v cruisers, Plancius, Ortelius, and Hondius. In addition to their usual mid-season checkups, these ve...
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Everybody needs a Digital Detox : Circa 1918 Western style
Everybody needs a Digital Detox : Circa 1918 Western style While most parents find it hard to lure their children away from social media, tour operator, Ranch Rider claims a Western digital detox might be the answer. Where tweens and teens can truly switch off, Arizona’s Kay El Bar Ranch is the late...
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Airbnb looking for five volunteers to join scientific research mission to Antarctica
Airbnb looking for five volunteers to join scientific research mission to Antarctica Airbnb and Ocean Conservancy announced the Antarctic Sabbatical, an unprecedented opportunity for five passionate individuals to travel to Earth’s most remote continent and join Antarctica Scientist Kirstie Jones-Wi...
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Bisate Safari Lodge pioneering sustainable ecotourism in Rwanda Wilderness
Bisate Safari Lodge pioneering sustainable ecotourism in Rwanda Wilderness At Wilderness Safaris Bisate Lodge in Rwanda, each guest is a conservationist – making an important contribution to Bisate’s vision of reforestation and rehabilitation, whilst contributing to local community empowerment at th...
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Brush up your Sushi skills with host families in Japan with airKitchen
Brush up your Sushi skills with host families in Japan with airKitchen As Japanese food becomes popular all over the world, it is natural that a new trend in which tourists in Japan participate in home cooking classes and learn how to cook Japanese dishes such as Sushi and Udon by local hosts in the...
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Luxury Railway journey from Bangkok to Singapore launched by Backyard Travel
Luxury Railway journey from Bangkok to Singapore launched by Backyard Travel Backyard Travel, the online boutique tour operator specializing in insider tours throughout Asia, has announced an opulent journey from Bangkok to Singapore aboard the Eastern & Oriental Express. This iconic eight-day p...
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Thailand road escapes with SpiceRoads Cycling
Thailand road escapes with SpiceRoads Cycling SpiceRoads Cycling has just launched 3 original Thailand Road Cycling tours, as part of a new collection of “Road Escapes.” These short road cycling getaways showcase some of the country’s best cycling, all accessible from major international airports in...
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Celebrity wildlife artwork to premiere at Wildlife and Safari Travel Show in Harrogate
Celebrity wildlife artwork to premiere at Wildlife and Safari Travel Show in Harrogate Sketches of wildlife artwork by celebrities from across the globe are set to premiere in Harrogate as part of a campaign to raise awareness about species extinction. Sketch for Survival is an annual exhibition and...
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Wildlife Trusts hunt for shoals of citizen scientists for Shoresearch
Wildlife Trusts hunt for shoals of citizen scientists for Shoresearch The Wildlife Trusts are launching a new version of their popular citizen science project – Shoresearch – and are calling on everyone to get involved in monitoring marine life on UK shores. The data collected through this national...
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Top 10 Gap Year destinations for 2019
Top 10 Gap Year destinations for 2019 Every year hundreds of thousands of students from all over the world bugger off for a gap year before they immerse themselves in further education or find a job. There is also an increasing trend of older people taking a year off work to get involved in charity...
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Biosphere Reserves increased as UNESCO adds 18 news sites to their World Network
Biosphere Reserves increased as UNESCO adds 18 news sites to their World Network UNESCO’s Man and the Biosphere (MAB) programme today added 18 new sites in 12 countries to the World Network of Biosphere Reserves, which now numbers 701 biosphere reserves in 124 countries around the globe. The Interna...
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10 great horseback nature escapes
From Africa to the USA – 10 great horseback nature escapes Science continues to prove that being in nature has benefits for our mental health, this evidence boosting the popularity of holidays where we are able to reconnect with the world around us. To ensure you stay positive this year, ridin...
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NASA is inviting the public to submit names to fly aboard the next Mars rover
NASA is inviting the public to submit names to fly aboard the next Mars rover Members of the public who want to send their name to Mars on NASA’s next rover mission to the Red Planet (Mars 2020) can get a souvenir boarding pass and their names etched on microchips to be affixed to the ...
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Lilongwe Wildlife Trust looking for Volunteers to research Samango Monkeys in Malawi
Lilongwe Wildlife Trust looking for Volunteers to research Samango Monkeys in Malawi Lilongwe Wildlife Trust is a charity in Malawi responsible for running the famous Lilongwe Wildlife Centre and is active in combating wildlife crime, whilst boosting conservation nationwide. Volunteer places have ju...
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Africa By Instagram: Acacia Africa updates Top Ten Travel List for 2019
Africa By Instagram: Acacia Africa updates Top Ten Travel List for 2019 Acacia Africa has updated its top ten list of the most popular destinations to visit in Southern and East Africa, the results compiled from expert sources and Instagram hashtags. In the 12 months since the original data was made...
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Wakanda vs Eswatini – How do Africa’s two newest countries square up?
Wakanda vs Eswatini – How do Africa’s two newest countries square up? 2018 was a momentous year for Africa in many ways but not least because two ‘new’ countries emerged from this glorious continent! In April 2018, at a glittering festival celebrating national pride, King Mswati III anno...
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Icelandic Holiday traditions come to life at Hotel Husafell
Icelandic Holiday traditions come to life at Hotel Husafell New Taste of the Holidays package invites Thanksgiving and Christmas travellers to experience Iceland’s cool winter adventures and warm holiday hospitality in prime Northern Lights territory. This holiday season, 4-star Hotel Husafell invit...
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Top 5 travel destinations in Australia
Top 5 travel destinations in Australia Travelling to The Land Down Under is an experience, and one that you could never forget. That said, picking your destination to visit in Australia can be challenging, given the country’s sheer size and abundance of great locations to choose from. Depending on t...
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Kilimanjaro Summit Success in Aid of Maggie’s Cambridge
Kilimanjaro Summit Success in Aid of Maggie’s Cambridge Ramsey based company SidewinderUK.com supported their Finance Director Dawn Phillips and her friend Tina Cross who has recently returned from climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to raise funds for local cancer charity Maggie’s Cambridge. “It’s a privile...
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8 unmissable Belfast tourist attractions
8 unmissable Belfast tourist attractions Belfast was once regarded by the outside world as a place of civil unrest and conflict. The troubles scarred the city and made it a no-go zone for many tourists. However in recent years the city has had a rebirth with 20 years of sustained peace allowing the...
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10 great reasons to visit the Wildlife and Safari Travel Show in Harrogate
10 great reasons to visit the Wildlife and Safari Travel Show in Harrogate Holidays and adventurous travel to encounter wildlife have never been more popular and demand for knowledge and insight grow ever higher. The Wildlife and Safari Travel Show will be bursting with engaging and educational expe...
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Travel website seeks Travel Professionals to write paid guest articles
Travel website seeks Travel Professionals to write paid guest articles Travel professionals are invited to build their online footprint writing guest articles as paid travel authors. The Review Resorts website needs travel content and if you need to establish yourself online as a destination expert...
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Spice up Autumn with a new Horseback Adventure from Ranch Rider
Spice up Autumn with a new Horseback Adventure from Ranch Rider If you stayed home to enjoy one of the hottest UK summers on record, why not spice up your autumn with a new horseback adventure from Ranch Rider. The tour operator is launching two exciting western stays, the Arizona Ranch & Round-...
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Adventures and smouldering volcanoes in Central Java
Adventures and smouldering volcanoes in Central Java Backyard Travel is a boutique tour operator specializing in insider tours throughout Asia. They have just put together a spellbinding new tour through Central Java in Indonesia. A dynamic journey that passes between smouldering volcanic peaks, thr...
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New travel show dedicated to offbeat wildlife travel set for Harrogate in September
New travel show dedicated to offbeat wildlife travel set for Harrogate in September WITH more than sixty exhibitors signed up, a distinguished line-up of speakers confirmed, evening theatre programme and over 6,000 tickets already sold, the inaugural Wildlife & Safari Travel Show, taking place i...
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Acacia Africa releases 2018 Safari Wishlist
Acacia Africa releases 2018 Safari Wishlist Research produces some unexpected findings, with Namibia stealing the top spot Specialist tour operator and British Travel Awards nominee, Acacia Africa has completed a detailed analysis of all website activity (Acacia offering the option to search by coun...
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US National Park destinations you can not miss
US National Park destinations you can not miss The United States is home to over fifty vast and untamed national parks. Filled with awe-inspiring views, boundless wildlife, and sweeping plant species, these national parks represent an unfettered sense of adventure. Take an adventure that you will ne...
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World Travel and Tourism Industry signs up to UN Climate Neutral Now initiative
World Travel and Tourism Industry signs up to UN Climate Neutral Now initiative The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) has signed up to the United Nations Climate Neutral Now initiative with a pledge to measure its greenhouse gas emissions, reduce what it can and offset the rest, while promotin...
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Parsons builds another Footbridge in Panama with Bridges to Prosperity
Parsons builds another Footbridge in Panama with Bridges to Prosperity Parsons, in partnership with Bridges to Prosperity (B2P), recently sent an 11-member team to Banacito, Panama, a small community of 700 people approximately 190 km outside of Panama City to build a 106-m suspension footbridge ove...
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UNESCO inscribes several new cultural sites to the World Heritage List
UNESCO inscribes several new cultural sites to the World Heritage List The World Heritage Committee, meeting in Manama since 24 June under the chair of Shaikha Hya Bint Rashed al-Khalifa of Bahrain, has inscribed several cultural sites on the World Heritage List. The inscription of sites will contin...
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Belize Barrier Reef Reserve removed from the UNESCO List of World Heritage in Danger
Belize Barrier Reef Reserve removed from the UNESCO List of World Heritage in Danger The World Heritage Committee, meeting in Manama since 24 June, decided Tuesday to remove the Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System from the UNESCO List of World Heritage in Danger. The Committee considered that safegua...
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Amazing wildlife and the natural history of the Galapagos bring school outings to life
Amazing wildlife and the natural history of the Galapagos bring school outings to life Educational travel broadens the mind, and nowhere may have a stronger impact on high school, prep school and college students than the Galapagos Islands. Beyond the social interaction and improved global perspecti...
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