Glenn Harris

All Images credit Massari Trale There are two types of holiday in Italy. One is a tourist’s holiday. You hit the major landmarks. You do what everyone else is doing. You join the travel horde, move through the itinerary, take the photographs, leave. It’s not a bad thing. It’s just what most people do. The other is a traveler’s holiday. You explore. You understand what a destination actually offers versus something less. You discover what’s worth knowing and why.

All Images Credit Chichele Presidential All Images Credit Chichele Presidential Zambia remains one of the final frontiers for the dedicated safari enthusiast. While the mass tourism of neighbouring regions can sometimes dilute the raw power of the African wilderness, the South Luangwa Valley has largely escaped that fate. It is still remarkably intact, a place where the landscape is dictated by the seasonal rise and fall of the Luangwa River rather than the schedules of tour buses.

Images credit FMTTM, Greece Tourism Board, or featured service providers Crete is a land shaped by millennia of civilisation, where Bronze Age palaces, Venetian fortifications, and working fishing villages coexist with a vibrant contemporary culture. As the largest of the Greek islands, its geography spans over 8,000 square kilometres of rugged mountain ranges and fertile plains.