Posts Tagged ‘ Ethiopia ’

AS Cinese New Year gets away Adrian highlights a few places to see the festivities in the UK and Ireland

Are you looking for a more meaningful travel experience? Do you want to give back to the communities you visit, make a genuine connection with locals, meet like-minded travellers and build your skills? It’s time to consider international volunteering…

Mark Middleton from Oasis Overland Adventure Travel on Europe, Ethiopia and why Iran is underrated

Wrap some tangy injera (fermented pancake) around a morsel of doro wat, a chicken stew with a devilish hot fizz, pop it into your mouth and savour the tastes of highland Ethiopia

Acclaimed war journalist, author and documentary filmmaker, Ben Anderson, has travelled to some of the world’s most fearsome hotspots. He shares his travel experiences with CD-Traveller readers

Most of us need a jolt of caffeine to get things firing. Wherever you find yourself waking up, here are the rules for ordering the perfect coffee

Brett Perkins, director of communications at The Savoy (a Fairmont Hotel And Resort), London’s first luxury hotel, on Ethiopia, India and his iconic hotel

Safaris and wildlife tourism has an understandable and increasing appeal. Kenya, Botswana, Tanzania and South Africa are countries that immediately spring to mind providing evocative holidays in stunning scenery with seemingly abundant wildlife.One country you may not think of is Ethiopia. It has suffered much through famine and internal strife over the years so going there has been of limited appeal to visitors. This December however, Ethiopia is starting to promote visits to the Babile wildlife sanctuary situated about 350 miles east of Addis Ababa.
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