Dorine Reinstein

1 week ago | travelweekly.com | Dorine Reinstein

With Trump's references to "white genocide" during that tense Oval Office meeting, local tourism operators are bracing for potential ripple effects on inbound tourism from America. "Travelers don't wake up hell-bent on visiting South Africa. They can go anywhere in the world," said David Frost, CEO of Satsa, South Africa's inbound tourism association.

1 week ago | travelweekly-asia.com | Dorine Reinstein

Marriott International has signed an agreement to launch its first Autograph Collection safari camp, extending the luxury brand into experiential, nature-based accommodations. The Mapito Safari Camp, Serengeti, Autograph Collection is scheduled to open in the third quarter along Tanzania's Great Migration route. The property will feature 16 tented suites, including a two-bedroom villa.

1 week ago | travelweekly.com | Dorine Reinstein

The property will occupy a private concession on Nkasa Island within Nkasa Rupara National Park, a conservation hot spot central to the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area. As the only accommodation on the island, the camp will operate in a region known for supporting significant elephant migration routes and hosting Namibia's largest concentration of buffalo.

1 week ago | travelweekly.com | Dorine Reinstein

The property will feature 16 tented suites, including a two-bedroom villa. Each suite will come equipped with outdoor decks, fire pits and retractable roofs that allow for open-air stargazing. The camp's position between Central Serengeti and the western migration corridor places it directly on the path of the annual Great Migration from May to July. The surrounding area hosts year-round wildlife viewing opportunities for the "Big Five" and other iconic African species.

2 weeks ago | travelweekly.com | Dorine Reinstein

The new Wilderness Magashi Peninsula will consist of a four-bed villa and two separate twin rooms strategically positioned 200 meters apart, all overlooking Lake Rwanyakazinga and the Mutumba Mountains. • Related: Women are connecting with solo travel in AfricaAll accommodations are raised off the ground to maximize views of resident wildlife, including hippos and crocodiles in the lake and buffalo and elephants moving freely across the peninsula.