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Dorine Reinstein

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Based in South Africa, Reinstein is a travel and tourism journalist for several award-winning South African publications, including Travel News Weekly, Southern African Tourism Update and Travel Buyer. She has traveled extensively throughout Africa over the past decade.

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South Africa creates a framework for sustainable adventure travelSatsa, South Africa's inbound travel association, has created documents that establish standards and guidelines for adventure...

Traveling light and other ecofriendly trends in African tourism

Traveling light and other ecofriendly trends in African tourismHere are some ideas for travelers who are looking to have a positive impact when visiting the continent.

Accor opening Mantis Collection hotels in Madagascar and ZimbabweThe Mantis Soanambo Hotel & Spa and the Mbano Manor Hotel Victoria Falls are the first Mantis hotels in those countries.

New Samara Karoo safari camp lets guests leave the world behindThere is no WiFi, no electricity, no high-tech distractions at all at the Plains Camp in South Africa's Great Karoo region,...

Rendering of a tented suite at the Wilderness Mokete tented camp, slated to open in September in the Mababe wilderness area on the eastern fringe of Botswana's Okavango Delta.

New Wilderness camp will offer access to remote parts of Okavango DeltaThe tented camp will begin welcoming guests in September in Botswana's famed Mababe wilderness area. But only for a short time.

Business leaders make their expectations clear for South Africa's new tourism ministerPatricia de Lille, the former public works minister, assumed her new role as minister of tourism on March 6.

Rendering of the two-bedroom suite at the Sitatunga Private Island Camp in Botswana’s latest Okavango Delta.

Great Plains unveils its Sitatunga Private Island SuiteThe two-bedroom suite within the new Sitatunga Private Island Camp will be built on a raised private deck.

The changing face of the safari guest

The changing face of the safari guestThe takeaway from a recent webinar by African Travel Week and ILTM Africa was that safaris today are attracting a younger...

Safari vehicles cluster near trees where a leopard was spotted in the Ndutu plains region of the Serengeti.

The elephant in the room: Overtourism in AfricaResponsible tourism has long been emphasized as a selling point for safaris, but does reality match the promotion?

Agent fam trips are available for APTA Africa forumTours and hotel deals will be available to travel advisors before and after the Association for the Promotion of Tourism to...