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Lion World Travel is happy to celebrate World Lion Day, with some amazing photography that has been taken at many of our partner hotels, lodges and from previous clients. For us, nothing captures the essence of Africa more so than the symbol of the lion. Below are some of the beautiful lions that are awaiting you on your next African safari.
At Lion World Travel, we proudly hire some of the best professionals in the industry, many of them hailing from Africa. Together, they boast a combined total of over 300 years of experience in making travelers’ dreams of an African vacation a reality.
Our friends at Kapama Karula have been treated to some amazing animal encounters recently. They were kind enough to share this selection of special videos.
Africa has and will always be a spectacular site whether it be visiting the many beaches or private game reserves, there is always something to share or watch on social media when it comes to this beautiful continent.
As The Travel Corporation celebrates its first 100 years and Lion World Travel celebrates 55 years, we also mark the fiftieth anniversary of the first Earth Day, which was the seed that grew into Earth Month.
April 2020 marks 50 years since Earth Day was established as a measure to shed light on the global environmental decline. On the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, let’s focus on progress and hope.
In celebration of International Women’s Day 2020, we shine a spotlight on one of the travel industry’s most beloved, dynamic and accomplished women, Lucille Sive. International Women’s Day, which falls on March 8, is also Sive’s birthday.
Anyone who loves cooking as I do will know what I have discovered, namely that having the right ingredients is essential. Having spent a life in food, I have found that recipes often call for a dash of something unexpected – a secret ingredient – that makes all the difference. This year, as we celebrate International Women’s Day and TTC’s first 100 years, I have been reflecting upon the secret ingredient that women bring to all that TTC does.
As I landed in Kilimanjaro, I felt very excited to begin my recent Tanzania safari. From the snow-capped summit of Mount Kilimanjaro to the vast herds of game grazing on the endless plains of the Serengeti and the game rich Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania is a land that has an exciting appeal.
What you should know if you are a woman traveling alone to Africa
As a woman who regularly travels alone, I am not unique! Whether for business or pleasure, thousands of women travel solo every year. While all travelers should take precautions, women travelers are a distinct demographic in terms of their safety. Couples or groups have safety in numbers, while single women are easier targets than men for theft and harassment and are exposed to gender inequality prevalent in many countries.
Read below for tips to consider before and during your solo adventure.
