Viajes Tuareg has initiated a whole series of actions to collaborate with several of the Travel bloggers most prestigious and well-known in Spain, working together to share aspects of our trips from each author’s unique perspective. Journalists from some of the most widely read media outlets have also described what travelling with us is like from their point of view.
As a result, reports and articles have appeared in the media, some of which we would like to share here. They cover trips to places such as South Africa, Thailand, Namibia, or Madagascar.
Madagascar: Africa’s oldest young island
A wonderful video by Basque Country-based blogger Haritz Rodríguez.
Madagascar: Africa’s oldest young island from Barking Blogs on Vimeo.
Tolls on Madagascar's ‘motorways’
The same author offers an interesting, detailed article introducing daily Malagasy life as we travel to the Tsingy of Bemaraha. Read How tolls were invented on the highway of Madagascar’s wild west.
Trekking in northern Thailand
In Una idea un viaje they describe walking narrow paths in northern Thailand to meet people in small mountain villages, travelling from Chiang Mai to ethnic minority communities far from the usual tourist routes.
Read the article Thailand. 4 days of trekking in the north following the link.
Seeking whales off South Africa’s coast
This is obviously a metaphorical hunt, as you can see in the article See whales in South Africa posted by Sandra Vicente on her family travel blog. She visited Hermanus, whose bay attracts groups of cetaceans every year.
Dolphins and seals in Walvis Bay, Namibia
In another coastal town, this time in Namibia, the My Family Passport group sailed in search of the plentiful seals and dolphins near Walvis Bay and Swakopmund. Read Namibia with children: see dolphins and seals in Walvis Bay.
Nature in Madagascar's National Parks
I'm sure you'll remember the blog called La Maleta de Carla, as it was the winning blog in our contest to travel to Madagascar. Carla has not stopped: first enjoying Africa, then publishing fascinating blog posts, particularly about Madagascar’s rich nature.
Here are some articles introducing the great African island and what awaits visitors.