Travel

Evolution of bush dining in the Mara

In many camps within the expansive game reserve, such bush meals start with a game drive, be it early morning or late afternoon departures.

Trends that will shape travel in 2025

By the end of 2024, Kenya was poised to receive more than three million visitors with industry leaders projecting arrivals to hit the five-million mark by 2027.

From Nairobi to Livingstone a thrilling 18-day overland adventure across seven countries

Having been to these countries by air, I can vouch that such a trip is a winner for travel lovers.

Places to visit in Nairobi for Sh1,000 or less this holiday

With Sh1,000 in your pocket, you can pay Matatu fare, and entry fees and still have some left over for a snack if you know where to look

Letting children travel alone over the festive season

Many parents will be sending off their children on solo travel.

Things that you will regret being cheap when you travel

Here’s how to avoid regretting being cheap when you travel. 

Touring and lodging on wild gardens

This is not only by managing visitor numbers but also promoting healthy behaviours

Kenya's top destinations for every budget this festive season

According to travel experts, the festive season is the most expensive time to travel

Legend of the baobab tree

During my session with the naturalist, I learnt about some of the myths that explain why the baobab looks like an upside-down tree. 

Kenya Tourism Awards nominations open

Kenya Tourism Awards has now opened its nomination process inviting the public and industry stakeholders to recognise excellence and celebrate key players in the vibrant tourism sector.

Making the most of Nairobi in 12 hours

I had a heated discussion with a tour guide on how to best experience the highlights of Nairobi in just 12 hours.

Cairns: The story behind rock stacking

Most probably you have dismissed them as a human-made pile of stones raised for a purpose – a marker or a burial mound. 

Leap of faith to meet gorillas, scale mountains

The Kenyan, now Rwandan, giraffes are an amazing feature to behold at the Akagera National Park in Rwanda.

Thrill of seeing an elephant translocation

This entire process was performed with speed, care, and the two families were ready for their 124-kilometre journey to Aberdare National Park. 

How tech has changed world of travel agents

What we may now view as cumbersome was once the height of convenience, given the technology available at the time.

A storm and wild tales in Naboisho

The storm passed slowly but time flew. The captain deemed it too risky to land in another unmanned, wet airstrip at that late hour.

Why Africa's tourism travel fairs should compete globally

Tourism and travel experts in Africa want the travel fairs hosted within the continent to be repositioned to match global standards.

Living in harmony with nature: Samburu's conservation success story

Unlike many community conservancies, however, Westgate has the particular advantage of bordering a national reserve.

Media hailed for shaping conversations around Kenya's Tourism

Local and international media has been hailed for shaping the growing positive perception of Kenya’s tourism destinations.

Soaring solo: When is the right time to let children travel alone?

The debate about the appropriate time to let children go on long-distance travel either within the country or abroad on their first parent-free holiday is a hectic topic for parents.