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Travel News Namibia is a high-quality Namibian travel and lifestyle magazine tasked with promoting Namibia to the world. With riveting stories, first-hand encounters and magnificent photographs showcasing tourism, travel, nature, adventure and conservation, TNN is the ultimate and most comprehensive guide to exploring Namibia.

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Bush TELEGRAPH • News from the tourism industry

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The ancient and unexpected: A journey into the infamous Skeleton Coast

GETTING THERE

IT TAKES A COMMUNITY

SHOP, EAT, DO AT THE COAST

MORE TO EXPLORE AT THE COAST

a Bushland Retreat • at Etosha Oberland

Meet the Corky Monkey Orange • Getting to know the trees of the northeast

CAMPING DIARIES

Brilliance in the bush • An evening of fine dining at The Rhino Royalé

It’s not too good to be true • Elephants are thriving in Namibia

Where rhinos roam

Moments, Spaces and Places • through the Kaokoland

When the rains come down • We moved into the area in 2012. This was after some massive rainfall across Namibia in 2011. It meant that we arrived into a landscape in which dunes were covered with waving, yellow grass that stood waist-high. It took our breath away and both Murray and I had one moment, in the same spot during our drive south, when we both knew in our heart that we were heading exactly where we were meant to be. I like to think it was the universe speaking to us and our souls connecting, but I may be wrong and it may be that this was the most stressful part of the drive, after losing the rear window because the dog pushed it out, the oldest child was tired of being in a car and we were out of snacks but realised that we were halfway there.

The Wild Waters of the Namibian Wetlands • A Photographic journey through the northeast with Simone Micheletti

Conservation Heroes • Agnes Tjirare Making Waves In Conservation

Accessible Healthcare through Telemedicine • Travel News Namibia met up with Dr Armid Azadeh, the founder of Namibia’s first telemedicine service, to discuss the important role this medical advancement can play in the country and the benefits it has for tourism, especially in far-flung and remote areas.

INTO THE NIGHT • Finding geckos in the desert

Birds of smoke and fire

FAST FACTS ON NAMIBIA

THE VIEW FROM HERE • Winter in Namibia has a smell