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Welcome to “Origins & Destinations,” the ultimate online travel magazine that takes you on a captivating journey to exotic and culturally important destinations around the globe.
“Origins & Destinations” is your go-to resource for exploring travel like never before. Our expertly curated content combines fun facts, essential travel information, & captivating cultural insights to provide you with an immersive experience. Discover hidden gems and must-visit attractions, unravel fascinating stories, and get insider recommendations for the best places to stay and eat.
Our dedicated kids section offers enchanting stories and fun games, ensuring a memorable experience for the whole family.
In each issue, discover the vast history and wonder of the architectural masterpieces in each region. Walk the streets with us as we discover a diverse culture and the beauty of the destinations with “Origins & Destinations.” Experience the art and the culture, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Join us on this thrilling journey and subscribe!
From the Fun Facts Section:
"Tanzania Has Stunning Islands: There are the islands of Tanzania’s Indian Ocean coast. That’s where you will find the Zanzibar Archipelago. The main island, known as Zanzibar, is called Unguja. There’s also the historic Mafia Island. You will have to remind yourself you are in Africa when visiting Zanzibar. Feel like you are somewhere in tropics!"
From I Wish I Knew:
"Safari Etiquette: When on safari, follow the rules set by your guide or park rangers. Respect the animals and their habitat by not getting too close or disturbing them. Avoid making loud noises or sudden movements that may frighten the animals."
From Tips & Tricks:
"MAKE IT GREENER - How to travel sustainably: Pack light! The lighter your luggage, the less fuel your plane or train will use. Pack only the essentials & try to borrow or rent items you don’t need for your trip. Stay in sustainable accommodations. There are many hotels, resorts, bed & breakfasts committed to sustainability. Look for properties that use renewable energy, recycle & compos, & have water conservation programs."
From Professional Camera Tips:
"Want to learn or experience what it’s like to be a NatGeo professional photographer, or expand your photography skills, but don’t know where to start?"
From the Airfare Deals Section:
"Use search engines that specialize in flight deals: Websites like Secret Flying, The Flight Deal, and Scott’s Cheap Flights specialize in finding flight deals and can help you find hidden discounts and error fares that may not be available on other websites."
From the Traveler's Diary:
"29 hours of flying? 32? Not sure. After hour 17 we kind of stopped counting. Few things went as planned, but all somehow worked out. Seats were comfortable. Food was good. Even the 8 hour transfer was ok. The lounge to rest was so worth the money. The pilot landed a plane in Qatar as if it were a feather. Seamless. Impressively soundless. The second leg was to land at 7:15 am in Tanzania. We were a little earlier. The view before we touched the ground… no words. Mount Kilimanjaro was glowing. Literally. Peeking through golden clouds. Nature is amazing. And so is Tanzania. There is something about it that is different from anywhere else I’ve been to. The energy. Feeling. It’s magnetizing. Feels like home. Just… how?"
From Stretching Your Money:
"Travel during the low season: The high season in Tanzania is from June to October, which is when the weather is dry and ideal for wildlife viewing. However, prices during this time can be significantly higher than during the low season, which runs from March through May & November through December. By traveling during the low season, you can save money on"
From Luxury Adventures:
"Night game drive: Go on a night game drive, where you can observe the nocturnal wildlife of Tanzania in their natural habitat, illuminated by spotlights. Our favorite night game drives were at TAASA Lodge."
From the For Kids Section:
"Scavenger Hunt 2 (page 330) There are 10 animals in this picture: A lion , a cheetah , a leopard , an elephant, a zebra, a monkey, a spiderman lizzard , a waterbuck, a rhino & a giraffe. Give your kids 1 point for each animal found.They have the chance to get 10 additional points from this game!"
The Publishing Team
Meet the Publishers
OLYA HILL
Editor in Chief - Photographer
BOBBY AMIREBRAHIMI
Editor - Photographer
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