Luxury Travel Review  

The International Ecotourism Society (TIES) launched the annual Innovation Leadership in Sustainable Tourism Awards to recognize individuals and organizations who demonstrate leadership in innovative actions that promote sustainable tourism and bring tangible benefits to communities and conservation. The Award winners, one individual and one organization, will be honored for their best practices and innovative actions, [...]

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Photos by Gary Cox The Kichaka pool and water hole There were two daily game drives at Kichaka A common area at Kichaka There was game viewing of the small and large varieties at the lodge Kichaka, an Eastern Cape, South Africa luxury game viewing lodge with 10 suites, offered visitors to the region excellent [...]

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Article and photos by Josette King A Kalahari squirrel uses its tail for shade Male kudus emerge from the bush In the mainly roadless wilderness of the Kalahari Desert (“thirstland” in local Setswana language) that covers roughly two-thirds of Botswana, adventure usually begins with a bush plane flight into the middle of nowhere. On this [...]

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Article by Elena del Valle and photos by Juan Cooper Room 6 at Fordoun Hotel and Spa The dining room We liked the Fordoun Hotel and Spa, a family owned and managed boutique hotel and spa established in 2005 in South Africa’s KwaZulu Natal area, for its intimate size, friendly staff, gourmet oriented restaurant, and [...]

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Article and photos by Josette King Victorian gems are being restored to their original charm It is said in Savannah that when its founder General James Oglethorpe departed for England in 1743 he left instructions not to change anything until he returned. He never did. And although the city expanded in the centuries that followed, [...]

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