The Largest Hot Desert The Largest Hot Desert (image credits: Pixabay) When imagining the vastness of the world, the Sahara Desert often stands out. Covering an impressive 9.2 million square kilometers, it ranks as the largest hot desert on our planet. To give you a sense of scale, it’s roughly comparable to the size of …
Africa
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In many national parks and wildlife sanctuaries you can observe and photograph a wide variety of animals up close and in the wild – even in malaria-free areas. Each region, each national park has its own charm.
By mokoro you glide silently through the semi-permanent channels of the Okavango Delta and let yourself be enchanted by the passing landscape.
Embarking on a journey around the world in just 30 days sounds like a scene from a movie, but it can actually be your reality with the right plan. Imagine the diverse cultures, landscapes, and experiences you can enjoy. From the historic charm of Europe to the untouched nature of Africa, each destination promises unique …
Overview of the Danakil Desert Overview of the Danakil Desert (image credits: wikimedia) The Danakil Desert sits in northeastern Ethiopia and is often described as the planet’s most extreme natural environment. With yearly average temperatures above 34°C (93°F), and some days spiking well over 50°C (122°F), it’s a place where survival is truly a daily …
Infant mortality is one of the most telling indicators of a nation’s overall health and well-being. It reflects the socio-economic conditions, health infrastructure, and access to essential services that pregnant women and infants have in their early, vulnerable days. Recent data from the CIA World Factbook highlights disturbing figures from 2023, indicating critical challenges in …
A Call to Action for Sustainable Tourism and Trade The Africa Tourism Climate Action Forum (ATCAF), held in Ado Ekiti, Nigeria, is a pivotal movement in “Sustainable Tourism in Africa”. Spearheaded by the Federation of Tourism Associations of Nigeria (FTAN) and Sayari Dunia Sustainable Tourism Foundation, this initiative signals a transformative approach to tourism and …
In the serene southeast of Ivory Coast, a battle against nature is unfolding. The once tranquil and expansive beaches of Assinie, a beloved resort town, now face a relentless assault from coastal erosion and rogue waves. This environmental predicament is not just a local issue but echoes a global concern, impacting coastal communities worldwide. The …