by tempuser_3445936092 | Feb 8, 2026
Across the Western Cape, the end of peak travel season brings a noticeable shift, writes Miriam Kimvangu. Jean-Baptiste D./Unsplash When peak tourist seasons end, prime destinations across the Western Cape continue to operate under different conditions. Visitor...
by tempuser_3445936092 | Feb 8, 2026
Adventure does not always need to look like a bucket-list safari or a beach resort booked months in advance. Africa is full of lesser-known places where the landscape feels raw, the pace slows, and shared experiences take centre stage. These are destinations that...
by tempuser_3445936092 | Feb 8, 2026
Cape Town has a way of rewarding spontaneity, writes Zoë Erasmus. Pixabay / Pexels It’s a city where the weather changes its mind, plans fall through, and suddenly you’re left with a free afternoon and no idea what to do next. Luckily, some of the city’s most...
by tempuser_3445936092 | Feb 8, 2026
A week or so before heading to Seattle, I had spent some time in a rural part of Japan where there wasn’t a coffee shop on every corner, nor even coffee readily available in many hotels, with tea being the preferred bevvy of choice. To say this lover of all things...
by tempuser_3445936092 | Feb 1, 2026
The Tour du Mont Blanc is one of the most recognizable long-distance hikes in Europe, and that recognition shapes expectations before anyone sets foot on the trail. Many people assume that popularity and structure dilute the experience. They imagine crowds,...
