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BURIGI-CHATO NATIONAL PARK, TANZANIA

Monday 22nd July 2019 12:26pm

Tanzania hopes to improve international tourism by increasing the number of attractions in the country

INSCRIPTION OF BAGAN AS UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE

Monday 22nd July 2019 12:23pm

Bagan archaeological zone, which was an ancient city of Myanmar, was listed as the World Heritage Site by UNESCO on July 6, 2019 at the 43rd World Heritage Committee Meeting in Baku, Azerbaijan

MINORS GET DUBAI VISA FEE WAIVER

Monday 22nd July 2019 12:22pm

Travelers under 18 won't have to pay the UAE visa fee for Dubai when journeying with their parents through Sept

GREAT RUN ETHIOPIA 2019

Monday 22nd July 2019 2:37pm

Now in its eighteenth year, Africa’s biggest annual mass-participation event must be experienced to be appreciated! Whether it takes you 36 minutes to dash round behind the elites or 2 hours to walk round, dancing and stopping for drinks on the way, you are one of 44,000 happy revelers redefining the streets of Addis Ababa on the most exciting day of the year

AURIC AIR ADDS MORE FLIGHTS TO SELOUS

Tuesday 2nd July 2019 4:10pm

From 01st of July , Auric air has added flights to Selous, making it easier for passengers incoming with international flights such as Emirates, South African Airways, Auric Air from Serengeti/Arusha and other flights to Dar es salaam, to connect

WORLDS ONLY WHITE GIRAFFE GETS PREGNANT

Friday 28th June 2019 2:02pm

The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) took to social media to share the great news of the rare white giraffe in Kenya that is expecting a second calf

LUFTHANSA OFFERS MEDICAL ESCORT SERVICE

Tuesday 25th June 2019 3:10pm

In cooperation with Medical Travel Companions, Lufthansa makes every travel wish come true

5 RHINOS FROM EU ARRIVES SAFELY IN AKEGERA, RWANDA

Friday 28th June 2019 4:51pm

Some good news - the five rhinoceroses that were flown 6,000 km from the Czech Republic yesterday, Sunday June 23rd, have touched down in Kigali, Rwanda and been successfully released into their bomas (wooden enclosures), This exciting initiative which was announced just last Thursday involves a unique collaboration among the Government of Rwanda, the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA) and African Parks to show how captive rhinos can help supplement and repopulate wild populations within secure landscapes