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Mantis, a leading hotel eco-brand within the Accor Group, is the first to receive the prestigious designation Global Humane Launches Humane Tourism™ Certification Program Global Humane celebrates the announcement of the new Humane Tourism™ program that certifies the humane treatment of animals through tourism and travel. Mantis is the first hotel group to achieve the Humane Tourism™ certification. From Left to right at the National Press Club: Paul Gardiner, Mantis Collectio...

/PRNewswire/ -- Global Humane has extended its conservation impact with a new Humane Tourism™ program. As millions of people worldwide seek opportunities to...

With the aid of AI, scientists were able to find more unexplained 'fairy circles' in deserts all over the world. Read more here.

Notes From Africa brings you the latest retail, consumer goods, and food-and-beverage stories from across the African continent.

Namibia is set to finally make its pool international bow next week when they line up alongside eight other nations competing for honours at the All Africa Blackball Championship in South Africa.

Elephant encounters for £11 a night? Spotting leopards for £40? A Giraffe Manor alternative for £150? We explain how

In Botswana, I sailed on the Chobe River, spotted wildlife on safari, and toured a diamond mine.

Over the next five years, the road network stretching more than 1 000 kilometres in the Etosha National Park - which covers 24 000 km² - will be renovated to compete with the...

Lesser-known nature breaks, from a Namibian safari to Estonia’s national parks

President Hage Geingob, a self-proclaimed pan-Africanist and former teacher, said in France recently that apartheid was worse than the genocide suffered by the Ovaherero and Nama people in 1904-1908.