Tourism that Cares

Tourism that Cares Crafting memorable safari experiences within Southern and East Africa. Known for our attention to detail in family journeys, couples and focused group tours.

We focus on Southern & East Africa and provide a full travel solution for clients as diverse as honeymooners, families, high end clients, retired couples, special dietary requirements and adventure seeking young professionals.
25 years mean we can give you well-designed bespoke travel packages and you can be confident that you are working with a team of travel specialists, who themselves are wel

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World Vulture Day - 5 SeptemberWhy Vultures Matter - This global event highlights the vital role of vultures in our ecos...
05/09/2026

World Vulture Day - 5 September
Why Vultures Matter - This global event highlights the vital role of vultures in our ecosystems.
Nature’s Clean Up Crew
Disease Control: Their stomach acids destroy deadly pathogens like anthrax, rabies & botulism.
Ecosystem Balance: By clearing carrion, they keep environments safe for wildlife & humans.
Current Threats
• Poisoning: The biggest danger to global populations.
• Collisions: Power line strikes & electrocutions.
• Habitat Loss: Shrinking spaces & food sources.

Protecting vultures means protecting the health of our planet.

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NATIONAL WILDLIFE DAY – 4 SeptemberCelebrating Wildlife Day - A global call to protect the beauty of the animal kingdom ...
04/09/2026

NATIONAL WILDLIFE DAY – 4 September

Celebrating Wildlife Day - A global call to protect the beauty of the animal kingdom and shine a light on the threats facing vulnerable species.
Protect Habitats – Human impact & climate change reshape where animals live.
Save Species – Spread awareness about those on the brink of extinction.
Support Sanctuaries – Honour the tireless work of rescue centres.
How you can join in - Visit a local sanctuary or rescue centre. Learn about an endangered species & share their story. Donate or volunteer with a conservation group.

Together, we can make a difference.

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Namibia - Fun FactsNamib Desert – The world’s oldest desert.. Red Giants – Dunes soaring over 300m, glowing in fiery sha...
02/09/2026

Namibia - Fun Facts
Namib Desert – The world’s oldest desert..
Red Giants – Dunes soaring over 300m, glowing in fiery shades.
Life Against Odds – Desert elephants, oryx, and the ancient Welwitschia thrive here.
Dune 7 – Namibia’s tallest at 383m. Named for the 7th dune past the Tsauchab River. Sandboarding, quad biking & sweeping Atlantic views await.

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01/09/2026

NAMIBIA
From 4 Star to 5 Star Plus -
Relax in Africa’s untamed wilderness, from sweeping savannas to shimmering coastlines, where luxury meets authenticity under endless skies.
Every moment is curated with uncompromising concierge level planning — authentic, seamless, and comfortable.
Travel through Africa is more than a journey—it’s the celebration of a lifetime.

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Zambia will surprise you - more than you expect.Think Zambia is only about Victoria Falls? Think again. From white-water...
25/08/2026

Zambia will surprise you - more than you expect.
Think Zambia is only about Victoria Falls?
Think again.
From white-water rafting and wildlife encounters to spectacular sunsets on the Zambezi, Livingstone is a destination filled with adventure, beauty and unexpected discoveries.

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21/08/2026

Safari Dream'' vacation your way
Zambia to Namibia - Okavango Delta

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Tastes, Traditions & CultureThe Heart of ZambiaBeyond its natural beauty, Zambia's greatest treasure is its people. Expl...
20/08/2026

Tastes, Traditions & Culture
The Heart of Zambia

Beyond its natural beauty, Zambia's greatest treasure is its people. Explore vibrant markets, discover handcrafted artistry, and savour traditional dishes such as nshima for an authentic taste of Zambian hospitality and culture.

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World Elephant Day – August 12 Since 2012, this global event has shone a spotlight on protecting African and Asian elep...
12/08/2026

World Elephant Day – August 12
Since 2012, this global event has shone a spotlight on protecting African and Asian elephants from poaching, shrinking habitats, and human‑elephant conflict.

Why It Matters
Core Goal: Raise awareness of urgent threats facing wild and captive elephants.

Ecosystem Role: Elephants are nature’s engineers—clearing paths, creating waterholes, and spreading seeds.

Key Threats: Illegal ivory trade, loss of natural spaces, and dangerous encounters with expanding human settlements.



Photographer: Bjorn Groenewald Photography

ZambiaPlace of History & Achievement Livingstone's LegacyDid you know? Livingstone was Zambia's first capital city and r...
12/08/2026

Zambia

Place of History & Achievement
Livingstone's Legacy
Did you know? Livingstone was Zambia's first capital city and remains one of the country's most celebrated tourism destinations. From the historic Victoria Falls Bridge to pioneering conservation efforts, Livingstone continues to connect visitors with Zambia's remarkable story.

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Happy World Lion Day! Did you know there are fewer than 25,000 wild lions left in the world? Listed as "Vulnerable" on ...
10/08/2026

Happy World Lion Day!

Did you know there are fewer than 25,000 wild lions left in the world?
Listed as "Vulnerable" on the IUCN Red List, these majestic big cats are facing critical threats like habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and poaching.
Today on August 10, let’s raise awareness and support vital conservation efforts to protect their future.

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