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Dorine Reinstein

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Based in South Africa, Reinstein is a travel and tourism journalist for several award-winning South African publications,?including Travel News Weekly, Southern African Tourism Update and?Travel Buyer. She has traveled extensively throughout Africa over the past decade.

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What repeat guests really want from a safari lodge

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The elephant population at Etosha Heights has jumped to over 270 since Natural Selection Travel partnered with local landowners in 2017 to turn it into a wildlife habitat. The animals had previously avoided the area entirely.

Spacious sanctuary awaits adventure-seekers at Namibia's Etosha Heights Private ReserveNatural Selection's private, 250-square-mile reserve once comprised cattle ranches and hunting concessions. Now it is a...

What South Africa's new entry system will mean for American visitorsAccording to the country's tourism minister, the new Electronic Travel Authorization system will not apply to American...

A new service from Uber offers guided tours of Nairobi National Park, pictured, in licensed safari vehicles for up to four hours.

Uber expands its Africa safari tours into KenyaThe rideshare company debuted its program of guided safari tours in South Africa in 2024.

A villa suite at the Ritz-Carlton, Masai Mara Safari Camp in Kenya.

First Ritz-Carlton safari camp opensAmong the amenities at the Ritz-Carlton, Masai Mara Safari Camp in Kenya is a personal Masai cultural guide and butler.

A "slave castle" in Cape Coast, Ghana, that was a prison and embarkation point for thousands of slaves to the Americas. While much of the surge in West Africa visitation has been fueled by diaspora travel from the U.S., operators say they are seeing interest expand beyond roots tourism.

West Africa is enjoying a tourism boomOperators say roots travel remains strong, but culinary experiences and even surfing are also drawing travelers to places like...

Teens and their families will be able join Masai dancers in Kenya��s Olderkesi Conservancy when Cottar��s Safaris�� immersive Tracks for Tomorrow program debuts in October.

Cottar's Safaris creates a conservation program specifically for teensThe goal of Tracks for Tomorrow is to immerse young people in Africa's ecosystems while nurturing a deep respect for nature...

New Wilderness Collection Serengeti lodge offers a luxurious, secluded settingWarangi Ridge is situated in a protected zone of Tanzania's Serengeti National Park that has been historically off-limits to...

Free-roaming elephants cross five countries within KAZA's 200,000-square-mile ecosystem, following migration patterns uninterrupted by international borders.

'Rivers of Life' itinerary breaks down borders for a rewarding safari experienceKAZA's new tourism brand presents opportunities for a single adventure across five African nations for travelers who crave more...

Weighing the pros and cons of Kenya's proposed safari park fee increase

Weighing the pros and cons of Kenya's proposed safari park fee increaseNairobi National Park visitors would pay $80, up from $43, which wouldn't deter luxury travelers but could put pressure on the...

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