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Cartology Travel Unveils Exclusive VIP Experience for Inaugural Montreux Jazz Festival Franschhoek
The legendary Montreux Jazz Festival is making history as it touches down in Africa for the very first time, bringing its celebrated spirit to the heart of South Africa’s Cape Winelands in Franschhoek from 27th-29th March 2026. This marks the first African edition of the internationally renowned festival, which has been held in Switzerland since 1967. London-based Cartology Travel, winners of Condé Nast Traveller Top Travel Specialists 2025 (five agents), 2024 (two agents) and 2023 (co-founder Justin Huxter), with deep South African roots, is uniquely positioned to offer discerning travellers an unparalleled VIP experience combining this milestone musical celebration with insider access to one of the world’s most spectacular wine regions.
Cartology Travel Unveils Premier European Skiing Experiences for North American Travellers
A compelling shift is transforming the world’s most exclusive ski destinations: discerning North American skiers are discovering the unparalleled allure of Europe’s legendary Alpine resorts. Diverse terrain, the irresistible charm of traditional mountain culture, off-piste opportunities and historic luxury hotels and chalets are redefining luxury snow sport experiences.
South Africa as recommended by the experts, Cartology Travel
South Africa is widely known and loved for its stunning landscapes, safari experiences, wealth of wine, and of course the vibrant city of Cape Town. But whether travellers are first time visitors looking for something a little different, or South Africa lovers wanting to go beyond the tourist trail, the country has so much more to offer than many itineraries include
Beyond Safari: Out-there adventures with Cartology Travel
When it comes to experiencing Africa’s diverse wildlife and epic natural landscapes, safari isn’t the only game around. Cartology Travel, an insider expert on the continent, maps out some of the most thrilling experiences for 2024 that don’t involve spotting the Big Five.