Exploring the French corner, Franschhoek, South Africa

Franschhoek, or the “French corner” has a fascinating history. Because of the wars of religions in 17th century France, a small number of French Protestant refugees settled in South Africa establishing a successful farming and wine making industry still recognised today as one of world’s best. Get off the beaten path and discover not only the famous wines of Franschhoek but also its stunning outdoors & favourite restaurants!

Diving with sharks

Probably the experience of a lifetime: dive with sharks in Aliwal Shoal, South Africa!

Change a Life

How sports change lifes in a South African township. Click, read, make an impact, and share!

SCUBA diving Sodwana Bay

Dive Sodwana Bay and encounter critically endangered sea turtles and colourful marine life on the southernmost coral reef of Africa populated by one of world’s highest recorded number of tropical-fish species.

Experiencing the Emirati culture in Dubai

With 90% immigrants, it is a challenge for local Emiratis to keep their cultural identities. Follow us at the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding…

The land of the musketeer

Explore the country of d’Artagnan, the most famous of the musketeers. Swap the horse for a bicycle and enjoy the ride through the bucolic Gascony in the south of France!

Travelling by river in Laos

Many rivers flow through Laos, making them one of the main ways of transportation in the country. Beyond just going from point A to point B, travelling by river is also a way of adjusting to the Laotian pace and discovering life in settlements along the banks. If it is very popular among travellers to…