Author: Chukwu Godlove

Summer is the perfect time to get out of the city and enjoy life on a farm. But not all farms are created equal. The farms on this list go beyond just looking around. Image used for illustrative purposes/Onur Tuna/Unsplash Here, kids and adults can feed animals, harvest vegetables, ride horses, taste honey, cut lavender, and more. These farms promise hands-on fun for the whole family. Oakhurst Farm Cottages Oakhurst Farm Cottages is a working dairy farm transformed into a family-friendly getaway. Children and adults can milk cows, collect eggs, ride ponies or horses, and explore the farm trails. Toddlers…

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The Uganda Embassy in Havana is participating in the 41st Havana International Fair (FIHAV 2025), positioning Uganda as a growing tourism and investment destination at one of Cuba’s most important economic exhibitions. The fair, running from 24 to 29 November at Expocuba in Rancho Boyeros, brings together public and private enterprises as well as diplomatic missions from across the world. Officials say Uganda’s involvement is part of broader efforts to deepen bilateral trade relations, attract investors, and expand market opportunities for Ugandan products in the Caribbean and Latin America. Embassy’s stand features a range of Ugandan agricultural products, traditional crafts,…

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At Rhino Africa, we believe exploring our continent should also help drive meaningful change. As the season of gratitude approaches, our hearts are full thanks to our community of discerning guests, partners, and friends. Your passion for Africa has enabled us not only to craft extraordinary safari experiences but to ensure they become a force for tangible, lasting good. This collective spirit positions us as leaders in both luxury travel and responsible tourism that leaves a genuine legacy across Africa, with every journey you book helping to propel the crucial work of our Impact Partners.Your African travel spreads hope and…

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Foreign visitors to some of America’s most famous national parks, including the Grand Canyon and Yosemite, will have to pay an additional fee, the Department of the Interior announced on Tuesday. Yosemite Valley/Jeremy Bishop/Unsplash From 2026, international tourists will be required to pay $100 (£76) (R1,716) on top of existing entrance fees at 11 of the country’s most popular sites. Annual passes for non-residents will also increase to more than $250 (R4,289), while US citizens and permanent residents will continue to pay $80 (R1,372). The department said the fee hike is designed to “put American families first” and make the…

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Canada’s latest high-risk travel advisories, issued between November 13 and 15, 2025, mark one of its most extensive reassessments of security risks in Africa, covering 17 countries across the continent. During the three-day update, Global Affairs Canada reaffirmed high-risk advisories for 34 countries worldwide, citing escalating instability, fragile governance, and rising cross-border security threats. The development aligns with a broader global trend of tightening mobility, security, and immigration policies, particularly among Western nations increasingly adjusting to evolving geopolitical risks. Keep up with the latest headlines on WhatsApp | LinkedIn It also mirrors the hard-line posture of the United States under…

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Some of the most extraordinary suites in South Africa are hidden inside places that appear ordinary at first glance. Tulbagh/Ryan Cuerden/Unsplash South Africa’s hospitality scene has evolved into a landscape of creative architecture and thoughtful design. While many lodges and hotels look traditional from the outside, a growing number are hiding remarkable suites inside their walls. These rooms transform a standard property into something far more memorable. They show how magic can exist in small corners and how a stay can become an adventure in itself. What makes these secret rooms so captivating is the blend of surprise and creativity.…

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The Uganda High Commission in Dar es Salaam, in partnership with the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB), has officially welcomed a delegation of tour companies and travel trade partners from Mauritius for a week-long familiarisation safari aimed at showcasing Uganda’s premier tourism attractions. First Secretary and Accounting Officer at the Mission, Laura Kahuga, extended a warm welcome, highlighting Uganda’s status as a top destination for adventure, wildlife, and cultural experiences. “We are delighted to welcome you to Uganda, the Pearl of Africa. Please feel at home as you embark on this exciting journey, exploring our remarkable tourism sites and experiencing the…

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A nine-year-old British boy has completed the adventure of a lifetime, conquering a demanding 12-day trek to Mount Everest Base Camp alongside his father. Koushik Roy / Unsplash According to reports by BBC Derby, Rio, from Spondon in Derby, reached the famed altitude of 5,364m (17,598ft) on 15 November, earning cheers and congratulations from trekkers from around the world as he stepped onto the plateau beneath the world’s highest peak. For his dad, Jake, the moment was deeply emotional. “I cried happy tears,” he said. “You dream of experiences like this, but living it with your child makes it unforgettable.”…

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 — Liberia and Sierra Leone, alongside the ECOWAS Commission, on Saturday broke ground for the construction of the Jendema-Bo Waterside Joint Border Post (JBP), a flagship ECOWAS project expected to ease cross-border movement, strengthen security, and boost regional trade. The facility is fully funded by ECOWAS. The groundbreaking, held November 22, 2025, marks a major step in the region’s push for deeper economic integration under the ECOWAS Regional Transport Facilitation Programme. The project aims to cut transit delays, reduce transport costs, and modernize border infrastructure between the two Mano River nations. ECOWAS Vice President Damtien Tchintchibidja described the ceremony as…

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The newest wave sweeping across the world is the rise of sea inspired fitness holidays. Stephen Coetsee/Unsplash From ocean facing yoga retreats to swim training camps and surf centric wellness escapes, travellers are seeking destinations where the water is both playground and personal trainer. This movement blends the restorative nature of the sea with structured health experiences that leave guests stronger, calmer and more connected to the natural world. Why people are craving ocean focused fitness experiences The appeal is rooted in the proven wellness benefits of coastal environments. Studies continually show that the sound of waves lowers anxiety while…

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