THE BEAT
STORIES FROM WE ARE AFRICA, THE AFRICAN CONTINENT & AROUND THE GLOBE
Earlier this year Open House by We Are Africa hosted the 2024 tribe at Zeitz MOCAA where Kimberleigh Tommy, a
Africa’s ancient landscapes have always held a deep allure, drawing travellers to the cradle of humankind, where the echoes of
Africa’s most iconic destinations, from the vast plains of the Serengeti to the pristine shores of Seychelles, continue to captivate
While understanding demographics and buying habits is important for most industries, high-end African travel is a bit different. Here, it’s
As global travel rebounds more travellers seek unique, high-end experiences that go beyond the usual. Rwanda, with its stunning landscapes,
Few names resonate as powerfully in the realm of global branding and design as Ravi Naidoo. As the visionary founder
The tribe that gathered at We Are Africa 2024 once again proved to be a beacon of hope and innovation
When it comes to choosing their next destination to escape to, high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) often seek out unique and luxurious
The We Are Africa Awards returned in honour of the tribe that made achievements across four unique categories in African
Africa, a continent rich in cultural diversity and vibrant traditions, has long been associated with traditional art forms such as
In the last quarter of 2020, during the pandemic, the Molori Safari team embarked on an interior and art collection
Weeva’s sustainability management platform helps tourism properties track, measure, and report on their sustainable operations in one central platform. So
Welcome to special bonus episodes of Weeva’s climate podcast series, Funny Old World, where your hosts Juliet Kinsman and Simon
The Kalahari is a massive stretch of land, covering over 900,000 square kilometres of Southern Africa. Defined by its unique
We Are Africa invited the tribe to Encounter the Extraordinary at this year’s eighth edition. Looking at the many facets
The core ethos of We Are Africa challenges outdated travel tropes in African travel. Each year high-end travel brands gather
We Are Africa’s official Community Development Partner, Uthando (Love) South Africa, is a non-profit company and Responsible Tourism initiative with
The We Are Africa Awards returned in honour of the tribe that made achievements across four unique categories in African
Last year was a bumper year for travel, we saw borders fully open and revenge travel take off, but what
Located in the Horn of Africa Ethiopia is known for its rich history and cultural heritage, as well as its
In December 2022 the World Travel and Tourism Council brought together an alliance of over 150 companies that represent the
We recently celebrated International Women’s Day on the 8th of March and wanted to highlight the incredible accomplishments of women
From working Africa’s signature animal prints to the pure practicalities, renowned African safari-lodge designer Abi James gives us the low-down on the safari lodges with the most up-to-the-minute interiors, and the secrets behind their success.
Come December 2018, prepare to say hello to Magashi Camp – a conservation-driven project spearheaded by the combined efforts Wilderness Safaris, the Rwanda Development Board and African Parks. Find out how this high-end masterpiece will be blazing a new safari trail around Akagera National Park.
In honour of National Women’s Day in South Africa, hear the stories of three special ladies making a big splash in South African tourism.
As Africa’s first major museum of contemporary African art, Zeitz MOCAA was making headlines way before its opening in September 2017. Does it matter than such empowering moment for the continent was conceived by a German, asks Heather Richardson? Its namesake certainly doesn’t think so.
From speciality coffee to empowered local artisans, James Davidson unpacks up-and-coming Rwanda’s capital and tells us how it is exceeding the expectations of all who encounter it.
When even maps are biased, James Davidson discovers how a rebellious historian, Afrofuturists and a Marvel superhero can cut through propaganda and prejudice to expose a lie in the name of equality and empowerment.
Despite being inhabited by 12 per cent of the world’s population, Africa accounts for just three per cent of its airline traffic. Richard Holmes investigates why Africa’s skies are comparatively empty – and what the travel industry can do about it.
From the art of turning waste food into five-star food to what really lies beneath an island holiday, each of this year’s SPARK speakers held the FUSE crowd spellbound, sparking discussions that lasted far longer than their presentation. Watch them back here…