The coronavirus crisis is an ever-changing situation that impacts everyone. Read our latest round-up to find out what's happening in the UK and across the travel industry: https://t.co/8QGWlXQbck
We love this video from @WTTC celebrating all the passionate people across the world who make up the travel industry. We can't wait to get travelling again and create more memories #togetherintravel
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Kruger visitors that tourists do not normally see. #SALockdown This lion pride are usually resident on Kempiana Contractual Park, an area Kruger tourists do not see. This afternoon they were lying on the tar road just outside of Orpen Rest Camp.
📸Section Ranger Richard Sowry
Have your say to help the EU develop its travel industry recovery policies by taking its "Wildlife Economy: Sustainable Tourism in Protected Areas" study. Any travel service with links to conservation and sustainable travel is invited to participate. https://t.co/DhYCkYd7s5
We're pleased to say that next week we’ll be sharing news about our upcoming plans for Experience Africa. In the meantime, we hope you have a lovely Easter Weekend, even if it is very different from any other we’ve experienced!
We love this article from @wanderlustmag - we may not be able to travel right now, but as an industry we can support one another through these difficult times #allinthistogether https://t.co/o7CPjI7cr7
We're waking up our #WindowWanderlust this morning with an escape to South Africa 📸 Have you visited? Tweet us your favourite safari memories using #theaudleyway
On this #WorldWaterDay it’s more vital than ever to wash hands thoroughly and remember that, sadly, many parts of the world still lack safe soap and water to do so. Follow WHO’s advice to keep #SafeHands and save lives: https://t.co/L7qL1iFYO4
The focus of this year’s #InternationalDayOfHappiness is #HappierTogether. In uncertain times like these, we need to work together as a community and spread happiness however we can. We extend our support to the entire travel industry during this challenging period.
Today, we have made the difficult decision to postpone Experience Africa 2020. As coronavirus has continued to spread, and countries across the globe have advised citizens not to travel, we have concluded that postponement is the only responsible option. https://t.co/FZF0uNfFgz
We would like to reassure our industry friends and colleagues that we are continually monitoring the coronavirus situation. As of today, 3rd March, we are still preparing to go ahead with Experience Africa in June as planned. Read our full statement here: https://t.co/MnKwowqBQ5