A relatively inexpensive safari in a small game conservancy in Kenya provides plenty of thrills and also benefits the local people.

Catch what you can while you can — it’s not going to be around for much longer.

The beautiful Stellenbosch vineyards were once a bastion of apartheid but now a new breed of winemakers is making its unique mark.

After decades of exploitation, Kenya’s Maasai people have developed a conservation scheme that gives them an income and protects the wildlife.

“Howlin’ Wolf was the most distinctive of Chicago’s blues singers: his demonic howl was legendary”.

Fancy a scrub? If you want the real deal, try a muscular, tattooed masseur in Aleppo, writes <b>Kevin Rushby</b>.

Protected only by a mask and wetsuit, rather than a steel cage, Kevin Rushby goes diving with sharks off the KwaZulu-Natal south coast.

Despite the travel warnings, Kevin Rushby joins a rare tour group to Yemen and discovers the only danger appears to be heat exhaustion.

A yoga hideaway in Turkey that pleases his partner, five-year-old daughter and bank manager – Kevin Rushby is in heaven.