If you’ve missed previous newsletter emails that I’ve sent out, you can find them below! I don’t archive the What to Be Planning ones because they are typically only relevant in the month they are sent. Let me know if any of these make you eager to travel!
Often overshadowed by more traditional safari spots, Namibia is a dream for travelers who crave beautiful landscapes, adventure, and cultural encounters. From the surreal Sossusvlei dunes to Etosha’s wildlife-rich salt pans and the windswept Skeleton Coast, Namibia is a destination that offers both breathtaking beauty and unforgettable moments.
Read MoreMay and June are often filled with graduation parties which are fun to attend but can be expensive to host. If you've got someone graduating in 2026, why not do a graduation trip instead of a party? I can guarantee the memories made from a memorable trip will last much longer than those from a grad party!
Read MoreIf you're not familiar with the locations of the countries in southern Africa, you may not know where Zimbabwe lies: north of South Africa, east of Botswana, west of Mozambique and south of Zambia. For a landlocked country, it does offer a lot of water activities though - mostly due to the Zambezi River and Victoria Falls. Avid whitewater rafters (and beginners alike) often come here to experience the Class 5 water on the Zambezi, and those who love to fish will travel to try their hand at catching the Tiger Fish found in that very same river.
Read MoreMorocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt and the like are typically year round destinations, but going in September through November or February through April are the best times to visit as the weather tends to be dry and warm then.
Read MoreMost people think of the desert when they think of Morocco, and rightly so! The Sahara Desert connects with the country, but there are also the Atlas Mountains, and warm sandy beaches on the coast to enjoy. Morocco shares many traits with Mediterranean countries sometimes more so than other African countries, due largely in part to the Atlas Mountains separating Morocco from the rest of Africa.
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