by Sue Watt | May 30, 2022 | Responsible Travel
Photo credit: Will Whitford Kanyonyi, the Mubare group silverback, munching on his breakfast. Gorilla Conservation Coffee’s award-winning brand was named after this silverback. by Sue Watt (Post Pandemic Travel Feature) The world was a very...
by Sue Watt | Mar 28, 2022 | Responsible Travel
Photo credit: Will Whitford The Okavango Delta in Botswana is a vast watery wonderland by Sue Watt (Post Pandemic Travel Feature) After two years and two Covid-induced cancellations, my partner Will and I finally made it back to Botswana’s Okavango...
by Anthony Ham | Feb 26, 2022 | Responsible Travel
by Anthony Ham (Post Pandemic Travel Feature) In March 2020, I flew home to Australia from the US. It was a time of great uncertainty, and it now seems like a very long time ago: I was in the US when the country had its first confirmed case of coronavirus, Donald...
by Sue Watt | Jan 24, 2022 | Responsible Travel
by Sue Watt (Post Pandemic Travel Feature) I’d planned to write this blog from Botswana, on my first African safari in two years. That might sound a bit ‘privileged,’ but two years is a long absence for me since my work as a specialist writer on African travel...
by Anthony Ham | Nov 25, 2021 | Responsible Travel
by Anthony Ham (Post Pandemic Travel Feature) There are very few silver linings to this pandemic, and those that do exist can never replace what has been lost. But the natural world has had a breather, enjoying 18 months of rest from over-development, over-tourism,...
by Sue Watt | Oct 25, 2021 | Responsible Travel
Photo credit: Will Whitford by Sue Watt (Post Pandemic Travel Feature) The climate-change crisis facing our planet is, rightfully and thankfully, getting a lot of press these days, conveying a real sense of urgency in the need to reduce our ever-increasing...
