Close to 1 million bibliophiles are expected at the 25th annual Hong Kong Book Fair, which opens 16 July 2014 for a one week run. More than 500 cultural events are also planned.
South Africa: Is Digital Detox the New Status Symbol?
Forget fasting, hydrotherapy, and yoga. Digital detox is the latest fad, according to a Game Reserve in South Africa, where guests are encouraged to check their smartphones and laptops when they check in.
South Africa: Steam Heritage Festival Slated for April at Sandstone Estates
Sandstone Estates in South Africa will hold Stars of Sandstone (SoS) Steam Heritage Festival, a celebration from 12 to 21 April 2014
Hong Kong: Fashion Walk Shine & Dine Occupies Causeway Bay
Fashion Walk Shine and Dine occupies Causeway Bay in a bid to promote the zone as the shopping and dining destination! #ithk, #hkfashionwalk, #itxfw,
Namibia: Journey to Twyfelfontein, an Untamed and Rugged Land
Travelogue: an ecotourist explores Twyfelfontein, an untamed and rugged corner of Namibia with the largest collection of stone engravings in Africa.
Namibia: Waterberg – Hidden in the Heart of Namibia
Waterberg Plateau Park in Namibia is home to African Cape Buffalo. It is the perfect stop between Windhoek and the Etosha National Park.
Namibia: Cape Cross Seal Reserve – Straight into your Nostrils
Skeleton Coastis a tranquil oasis on the west coast of Namibia amidst infinite desert and ocean and home to Cape Cross Seal Reserve.
Namibia: Kaokoland – Back and Beyond in the Country’s Last Wilderness
Descendants of the Herero people,in Northern Namibia have survived near extinction caused by droughts, war, and an attempted genocide. Harsh Conditions Kaokoland in the Kunene region of Northern Namibia is one of the last remaining wilderness areas of the country. Isolated from the outside world, Kaokoland offers incredible mountain sceneries, rugged landscapes, gigantic baobabs, and delicately waving makalani palm trees.
Namibia: Oysters and Champagne Where Sand Dunes Meet the Ocean
Once the main harbour for German South West Africa, Swakopmund, Namibia – about 160 miles from the capital Windhoek - is now the premier Namibian holiday resort and the place to be for extreme sports fanatics.
Namibia: on the Road from Tsumeb to Etosha National Park
Up close and personal with African wildlife at the Etosha National Park in Namibia.