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AL FRESCO PERFORMANCE PACKAGES FROM A&K ITALY THIS SUMMER
As we head into our long warm summer here in Italy the length and breadth of the country comes alive with al fresco music performances. Detailed below is a selection of the most renowned festivals taking place this summer... Read more
BEST ROOM WITH A VIEW - HARRODS MAGAZINE, JULIAN ALLASON
“Travellers now want the experience of being right there in the landscape.” The trick, though, is to enjoy somewhere spectacular, like Machu Picchu, without being crowded out. Difficult, perhaps, but not impossible. Read more
A GORILLA THRILLER: GETTING CLOSE TO THE GREATEST OF THE APES IN INCREDIBLE UGANDA - DAILY MAIL, CHARLOTTE WILKINS
It's not every day that I get to have lunch with a family of mountain gorillas. But then, the Gorilla Forest Camp in Bwindi, Uganda, is full of unusual visits from delightful and surprising guests. I had just finished the remains of my picnic lunch... Read more
STEPS INTO THE PAST - DAILY TELEGRAPH, NICK SMITH
Libya’s windswept ruins, bustling markets and exquisite architecture are dazzling to behold. Nick Smith takes to the desert roads of this unique country. Read more
INDIA U-TURN ON TIGER TOURISM
Following on from our recent news item we are pleased to confirm that India has made a u-turn regarding its policy preventing tiger safaris, this comes after protests from the tourist industry, even Justin joined the debate... Read more
WELCOME TO THE HOTEL MAHARAJA
‘Are those bagpipes playing?’ I ask shortly after we’re shown to our room. ‘Yes, and drums,’ says my wife. ‘Let’s go look,’ says our daughter, wide-eyed. In the courtyard we find four bagpipers and five drummers... Read more
SANCTUARY SWALA CAMP REOPENS AFTER £1M REFURBISHMENT
Set to become one of Tanzania’s most iconic retreats, Sanctuary Swala Camp is now fully open following a US$1.5 million rebuild. The camp offers guests a completely new safari experience of ”luxury, naturally” whilst causing minimum impact on the... Read more
THE END OF TIGER TOURISM?
The decision by India's National Tiger Conservation Authority to phase out tourism in its 37 tiger reserves is the wrong answer to the desperate problem of the plight of the Tiger. Tourists are not the biggest threat to tigers. Read more
CHILE: AN UPDATE
One of the best ways we can support Chile and its people is to keep travelling to this stunning country. Through Abercrombie & Kent Philanthropy and our office in Chile, we have been collecting and donating food... Read more
UGANDA INCREASES AVAILABLE GORILLA TRACKING PERMITS FROM 7 TO 9 GROUPS
The Uganda Wildlife Authority have added two new gorilla families into Bwindi Impenetrable Forest. The new families, Orugonzo and the Kahungye have been fully habituated and tracking them begins from June 2010. Read more
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