This page includes merchant links. If you click and purchase, I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Keep in mind, I only recommend companies and products that I’ve personally used or vetted. Also, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Health & Fitness 50+
- What Social Media Gets Wrong About Tinnitusby Stephanie Jaffe Au.D. on February 6, 2026 at 3:22 am
- Ever Wish You Had Not Said IT; Foot in Mouth Still Haunts You?by Chuck Curran on January 31, 2026 at 1:39 pm
- Holiday Self-Care: Prioritizing Wellness During the Most Wonderful Time of the Yearby Beatris Moore on December 21, 2025 at 4:11 pm
- The First Christmas Thievesby Chuck Curran on December 19, 2025 at 4:11 pm
- Protecting Seniors From Online Scams: Golden Shield Offers Digital Peace of Mindby Wes Clark on December 18, 2025 at 6:28 pm
Up to 80,000 Miles Could Be Yours!
-
Hidden vineyards to explore: Uncover lesser-known wine regions
South Africa’s wine scene is often defined by famous names such as Stellenbosch and Franschhoek. Beyond these well-trodden paths, quiet corners of the country offer boutique vineyards, scenic drive...
-
Highlands hideaways: Where to stay and explore in Mpumalanga
Set along the escarpment and traced by the Highlands Meander, this region feels worlds away from the Lowveld’s safari rhythm. Here, the air is crisp, the landscapes are wide, and the pleasures are ...
-
Eyes on the sky: Partial solar eclipse to grace South African skies
Moon lovers and skywatchers across South Africa will have the opportunity to witness a partial solar eclipse on Tuesday, 17 February 2026, with the phenomenon visible from large parts of the countr...
-
Where to eat well along the SA coast without booking ahead
South Africa’s coastline is lined with excellent restaurants, but not all of them require planning your holiday around a reservation, writes Zoë Erasmus. Vikki Yap / Pexels While a handful of headl...
-
Small town art trails in South Africa perfect for a day escape
Art gives a place its personality before you even hear its story. In quiet dorp streets and along coastal lanes, creativity spills from studios, brightens walls and finds its way into cafés and cot...
-
Ethical wildlife experiences across Africa that centre respect over access
Africa’s wildlife is magnetic, from elephants tromping through savannahs to lions lounging in the shade of acacia trees, writes Zoë Erasmus. Pixabay / Pexels But as tourism rebounds across the cont...
-
Widespread Cancer-Causing Pollution Places Georgia’s Carpet Industry Under Scrutiny
Media outlets explore the prevalence of forever chemicals—which are linked to cancer—in Georgia’s carpet manufacturing region. [VIDEO]
-
Estuaries, wetlands and bird hides you can visit in a morning
You do not need a game drive vehicle, a three-night booking or a packed safari itinerary to experience wild South Africa. In towns and cities across the country, estuaries, wetlands and quiet bird ...
-
4 undervisited alternatives to iconic travel hotspots
Popular destinations often arrive with fixed narratives, writes Miriam Kimvangu. A city becomes known for one landmark, a country for one experience and a region for a single postcard view. However...
-
No Airbnb tax: what Cape Town’s new letting by-law actually means
Cape Town’s vibrant tourism scene is no stranger to headlines and recently, buzz has been growing around rumours of a new “Airbnb tax” in the Mother City. Tomas Wells / Pexels But here’s the real s...
Want to Stay Updated?






