Desert Hills Glamping Camp offers a luxurious and memorable escape amid the vast landscapes of Namibia, combining the spirit of adventure with the comforts of a beautifully designed remote retreat. Set on a ridge overlooking sweeping plains near Sesriem and Sossusvlei, the camp provides canvas-covered rooms with ensuite bathrooms, four-poster beds, glass-fronted views and a true sense of immersion in the desert. From dramatic storm-watching on the terrace to golden sunsets, hearty dinners, peaceful mornings by the pool and easy access to Namibia’s iconic dunes, Desert Hills is an ideal stop for travellers seeking comfort, scenery and a deeper connection with the country’s elemental beauty.

A self-drive safari through the plains of Namibia requires determination, planning and a surprisingly close relationship with an all-terrain vehicle. Here Breaking Travel News takes a tour of Etosha National Park and beyond

The largest and most established hospitality company in Namibia, O&L Leisure - part of the century-old Ohlthaver & List Group - has appointed The PC Agency, the world’s luxury travel consultancy to oversee its international PR and brand reputation strategy. Following a major strategic refocusing and rebrand earlier this year, the group is expanding its footprint with the acquisition of two new properties, giving guests the opportunity to explore even more of Namibia’s most captivating regions.

Onguma Safari Camps in Namibia will be launching its much-anticipated Onguma Trails Camp on 1 April 2025.  This intimate new glamp-camp will offer adventure seekers the opportunity to reconnect with nature over 2 nights and 3 days of winter walking trails, with just the right mix of thrills over frills.  The trail can also be extended to 3 nights with 4 days of walking.

Only accessible by 4x4, it is easy to see why the Ozondjou Trails tented camp attracts so many nature-loving travellers eager to escape city lives and surround themselves with the natural wonders and native wildlife of Namibia. The Breaking Travel News team here calls in to explore

With Namibia reopening to tourists after two-years of pandemic disruption, Mark Hakansson here explores this southern Africa wonderland by road