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African Bush Camps Reshapes Conscious Luxury

Botswana has long been the safari world’s conscience. Its low-volume, high-value model, small camps, vast concessions and strict limits on visitor numbers has made...

Desert & Delta Safari’s Mapula camp returns to the Delta

A new chapter is about to unfold in one of Botswana’s most celebrated wilderness areas, with safari operator Desert & Delta Safaris announcing the restoration...

Small in name, grand in spirit: Kanana Nyana brings a new level of exclusivity to the Okavango Delta

If there is something increasingly rare in modern travel, it is true solitude. In an age where luxury is often measured by scale, Botswana’s...

Botswana’s Jack’s Camp Joins Global Elite with Condé Nast Traveller Triple Crown Award

MAKGADIKGADI, BOTSWANA: One of Botswana's most celebrated luxury safari destinations, Jack's Camp, has achieved one of the travel industry's highest honours after being named...

Machaba Safaris and the case for a Botswana Club Med

If luxury tourism has a future in southern Africa, it may lie in the space between a beach lounger and a mokoro. Machaba Safaris,...

Maun Comes to the Table: A Riverfront Dining Experience Like No Other

Where three rivers meet, so too did food, culture, community and celebration. Between U & I recently hosted its much-anticipated Maun Long Table Experience,...

African Bush Camps Foundation Inspires Young Conservation Leaders in Botswana  

 African Bush Camps Foundation is cultivating future conservation leaders in Botswana’s remote Khwai region through its Junior Ranger Program, giving children practical, hands-on experience...

Tapyowa NG32 Festival Invites Visitors to Experience the Delta Like Never Before

Xaxaba, Okavango Delta: For those seeking a blend of culture, adventure, and natural beauty, the Tapyowa NG32 Experience Cultural Festival in Xaxaba offered an unforgettable...

Hotel 430 Sets New Benchmark in Local Investment

Hotel 430 was officially opened last Friday evening in Gaborone's CBD, marking a pivotal moment for Botswana’s hospitality and tourism industries. The hotel’s official opening, attended by...

Sense of Africa Celebrates ‘Flo’ on World Female Ranger Day 

On World Female Ranger Day, we shine a light on women who have defied odds, challenged norms, and opened paths for others in wildlife...
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African Bush Camps Reshapes Conscious Luxury

Botswana has long been the safari world’s conscience. Its low-volume, high-value model, small camps,...

Desert & Delta Safari’s Mapula camp returns to the Delta

A new chapter is about to unfold in one of Botswana’s most celebrated wilderness areas,...

Small in name, grand in spirit: Kanana Nyana brings a new level of exclusivity to the Okavango Delta

If there is something increasingly rare in modern travel, it is true solitude. In...

Botswana’s Jack’s Camp Joins Global Elite with Condé Nast Traveller Triple Crown Award

MAKGADIKGADI, BOTSWANA: One of Botswana's most celebrated luxury safari destinations, Jack's Camp, has achieved...

Machaba Safaris and the case for a Botswana Club Med

If luxury tourism has a future in southern Africa, it may lie in the...

Maun Comes to the Table: A Riverfront Dining Experience Like No Other

Where three rivers meet, so too did food, culture, community and celebration. Between U...

African Bush Camps Foundation Inspires Young Conservation Leaders in Botswana  

 African Bush Camps Foundation is cultivating future conservation leaders in Botswana’s remote Khwai region...

Tapyowa NG32 Festival Invites Visitors to Experience the Delta Like Never Before

Xaxaba, Okavango Delta: For those seeking a blend of culture, adventure, and natural beauty, the...

Hotel 430 Sets New Benchmark in Local Investment

Hotel 430 was officially opened last Friday evening in Gaborone's CBD, marking a pivotal moment for...

Sense of Africa Celebrates ‘Flo’ on World Female Ranger Day 

On World Female Ranger Day, we shine a light on women who have defied...

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