Posts Tagged ‘ Malawi ’

From next week all passengers coming into the UK will be required to have had a negative COVID test taken within 72 hours of your arrival in the UK.

Whereas twenty years ago it was lagging behind other African nations in attracting visitors now it is one of the leaders.

Strange as it might seem, this African country that abuts South Africa had no lions left on its lands up until recently

Its Las Fallas time in Valencia again this coming week. That’s just one of items Adrian covers this week.

The low-down on the Tour d’Afrique – one of the longest bicycle races and expeditions in the world

What do elephants, Beatrix Potter, Durham Cathedral and Elizabethan theatre in France have in common? They are all in Adrian’s column this week

Running a hotel, where most tourism jobs are in the UK and moving elephants around Malawi occupy some of Adrian’s thoughts this week.

Actually Blue Zebra’s don’t gallop, they swim. They are fish and are one of the attractions to be found in Lake Malawi.

African Parks has taken over the running of two more parks in Malawi. Why does this matter to the holidaymaker and visitor?

Malawi’s tourist infrastructure and lodges remain unaffected by the recent rains and floods and you should still book that once-in-a lifetime holiday to this beautiful country.

Wondering where to head on your hols in 2014? Make for Malawi. Here’s everything you need to know about the ‘warm heart of Africa’

Malawi is one of the smallest countries in sub-equatorial Africa, and its good roads and excellent public transport make it the ideal ‘Africa for beginners’ destination says Rupert Parker