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Travel stories from across Africa, by country, gathered from 56 publications and rewritten as short briefs with the original reporting credited. Last story added 2 hours ago.

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Montreal–Algiers Now Belongs to Air Algérie After Air Canada Pulls the Plug
Travel & Airline News

Montreal–Algiers Now Belongs to Air Algérie After Air Canada Pulls the Plug

Air Canada has dropped Montreal–Algiers for 2026 and 2027, leaving Air Algérie as the only nonstop operator on...

No Passport, Nearly 12 Hours: Inside the World's Longest Domestic Flight
Travel & Airline News

No Passport, Nearly 12 Hours: Inside the World's Longest Domestic Flight

The Paris–Réunion flight covers 9,349 km without a passport check. Why France's overseas department hosts the...

London–Cape Town gets a lift: BA and Virgin Atlantic add flights for 2027
Travel & Airline News

London–Cape Town gets a lift: BA and Virgin Atlantic add flights for 2027

British Airways and Virgin Atlantic are adding weekly Heathrow flights to Cape Town for the 2026/27 summer sea...

Cape Town Airbnb hosts face tripled property rates under new draft by-law
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Cape Town Airbnb hosts face tripled property rates under new draft by-law

Cape Town's draft Short-Term Letting By-law could triple property rates for full-time Airbnb hosts from July 2...

A New Gorilla Conservation Centre Opens at Bwindi Lodge in Uganda
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

A New Gorilla Conservation Centre Opens at Bwindi Lodge in Uganda

Uganda's Bwindi Lodge opens a new Gorilla Conservation Centre with Gorilla Doctors and CTPH, adding depth to y...

The One-Man Museum in Laayoune Where Tom Hanks Couldn't Buy a Rock
Unusual & Undiscovered Destinations

The One-Man Museum in Laayoune Where Tom Hanks Couldn't Buy a Rock

Mr. Taki's one-man Musée Industrie Lithique in Laayoune holds Saharan prehistoric tools, a rock Tom Hanks coul...

Chef Ravinder Bhogal's five essential Nairobi eats, from chaat to 50-year-old ice cream parlours
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Chef Ravinder Bhogal's five essential Nairobi eats, from chaat to 50-year-old ice cream parlours

Chef Ravinder Bhogal shares her five favourite Nairobi restaurants — Kenyan-Indian grills, chaat in Little Ind...

Cape Town's President Hotel turns its corridors into a gallery for artist Zarah Cassim
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Cape Town's President Hotel turns its corridors into a gallery for artist Zarah Cassim

Zarah Cassim's dreamlike oil landscapes take over the President Hotel in Cape Town as part of the In Residence...

Viking Sekhmet Joins the Nile: What the New River Ship Means for Egypt Cruises
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Viking Sekhmet Joins the Nile: What the New River Ship Means for Egypt Cruises

Viking takes delivery of the Viking Sekhmet in Cairo — an 82-guest Nile river ship sailing 12-day Pharaohs & P...

Luna Namib Collection: a moon-guided luxury retreat near Sossusvlei
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Luna Namib Collection: a moon-guided luxury retreat near Sossusvlei

Luna Namib Collection opened near Sesriem, Namibia, with three private residences, stargazing, night walks and...

Sand, gold and ghosts: five abandoned places in Southern Africa you can still explore
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Sand, gold and ghosts: five abandoned places in Southern Africa you can still explore

Sand-filled mansions, forest ruins and a lonely lighthouse: five abandoned places across Namibia, South Africa...

South Africa's airports are spending big as passengers flood back
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South Africa's airports are spending big as passengers flood back

South Africa's airports handled 20.5m passengers as ACSA rolls out a R21.7bn upgrade programme — here's what i...

Fine dining is loosening its collar — and South Africa's winelands are leading the shift
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Fine dining is loosening its collar — and South Africa's winelands are leading the shift

Fine dining is getting personal: why connection, storytelling and South Africa's winelands restaurants are red...

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