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What a wild year 2020 was. We had many amazing photos and videos come in for the #LionWorldTales contest between October 2019 and February 2020. Then travel slowed down, and was put on pause. Still, you managed to share some great safari photos from years gone by, and we are thrilled to finally present these 12 monthly winners for you to vote on for the grand prize.
Whomever receives the most votes will will an Apple Watch, good luck to all!
Today is a very important date in the cat calendar. With less than 7100 Cheetahs left in the wild, they are not only the fastest land animal, but also the most endangered big cat species.
Did you know, according to the International Labor Organization (ILO), more than 40 million people worldwide are victims of modern slavery? Every year, December 2nd is recognized as International Day for the Abolition of Slavery.
Can you say HELLO in a few different languages? Can you say hello in any African languages? Saying hello is a common practice when we meet people. Be the first to say hello!
Random acts of kindness can have huge positive impacts on others, and World Kindness Day presents the perfect opportunity to do something good for others. Kindness, respect, and making travel matter is at the heart of everything we do here at Lion World Travel. I invite you to read more and learn about World Kindness Day and how "kindness counts" in Africa.
African Penguin Awareness Day is dedicated to raising worldwide awareness about the plight of the endangered African penguin, the only penguin native to the African continent.
This year we could all use a reason to smile, and today happens to be "World Smile Day"! Wherever you travel - Africa, or elsewhere, the language of a smile is universal.
On September 24th we celebrate World Gorilla Day which was started in 2017 to celebrate the gorilla and to take action in protecting them in the wild. That specific date was chosen as it is the same day that Dian Fossey established Karisoke Research Center in 1967.
On World Elephant Day and every other day, we must celebrate these magnificent creatures in non- exploitative and sustainable environments where they can live free and thrive.
