Join Professor Goway Don Forster, ProColombia Leisure Director Maria Jose Silvva, and "Englishman in Colombia" Brendan Rayment on a journey beyond the well-trodden paths of Colombia and into its vast, natural wild side.

Discover the natural wonder within Colombia that appeals to modern travellers seeking authentic, experiential, and sustainable journeys—guided by Goway's industry-leading expertise—on the latest episode of the GowayPro Travel Tales Podcast.

Project Rhino is an association of like-minded organizations, facilitating rhino conservation interventions aimed at eliminating rhino poaching and securing the white and black rhino populations of KwaZulu-Natal.

The association is also aware that the poaching of rhinos is symptomatic of the overall, bigger environmental crises facing South Africa and its neighbours. Join Professor Goway, Don Forster and the Director of Project Rhino, Grant Fowles and get a glimpse into the world of conservation in Africa and the great work this organization is doing.

“What motivates us daily is the dream of both White and Black rhino species thriving in KwaZulu-Natal and far beyond – forever free, forever secure from poaching, well managed and protected.  We honour their uniqueness as one of the primary icons of Africa’s great wilderness areas.”

Think of turquoise lagoons that shimmer like liquid glass, volcanic peaks wrapped in emerald green, and coral reefs that blush beneath the waves. And you are in French Polynesia. From the romance of Bora Bora to the raw majesty of Tahiti and the timeless tranquillity of the Tuamotus, every island tells its own love story between land and sea.

Join us as we uncover the rhythm of island life, meet the people who call these isles home, and discover what makes French Polynesia far more than just a postcard-perfect escape.

So pour yourself a coconut drink, find a hammock, and let’s journey together to French Polynesia

Family travel is magical! But it can also be chaotic—no matter what ages your kids are or the destination you choose!

Family travel is about connection. Connection made from educational experiences you will never find in a classroom, from taking on new challenges, discovering personal resilience, and forging memories that will last a lifetime and shape you and your family far into the future.

Join Professor Goway Don Forster and his wife, Jana Forster, as they recall their many family travel experiences from Australia to the Galapagos, Antarctica to Africa, the challenges, the rewards, the benefits and why it is worth any grief!

Famous for Carnaval, the Amazon, Ipanema Beach, Iguassu Falls, Corcovado, Sugar Loaf, Parilla, Beaches and Capoeira Brazil is a magnet for the Globetrotter looking for a different kind of Latin America. But Brazil is more than these famous sites, sounds and experiences.

There is the Pantanal, a vast wetland comparable to the Okavango Delta rich in wildlife; the African cultural hub of Salvador, where African beats, culture and a rass roots celebration of Carnaval flourishes; Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, a unique landscape of white sand dunes and seasonal blue lagoons, creating a surreal and beautiful environment; Fernando de Noronha, an archipelago with stunning beaches, clear waters, and abundant marine life, making it a popular destination for divers and nature lovers.

And there is more.

Join Carlos Barros, Alisson Andrede and Don Forster as they delve into these hidden Gems of Brazil.

The Bushcamp Company operates six exclusive bush camps in the remote south of Zambia's iconic South Luangwa National Park, as well as the award-winning Mfuwe Lodge just inside the main park gate. Set out from any of these secluded, intimate camps and you're guaranteed an unrivalled wildlife experience in one of Africa's last unspoiled wilderness regions—the very place where the African walking safari was pioneered.

Join Professor Goway Don Forster and Andy Hogg from The Bushcamp Company as they discuss all that Zambia offers Globetrotters seeking pristine safari experiences.

Tucked deep in the heart of the South Pacific, Samoa is the kind of destination where nature feels untouched by hurry, where culture breathes with quiet pride, and where every sunrise feels like the beginning of something new. Samoa's beauty is unapologetically bold.

The coastline unfurls with white-sand beaches, kissed by turquoise lagoons. Inland waterfalls tumble from jungle-covered cliffs. The fa'a Samoa, or "Samoan way," surrounds you at every step. Join Professor Goway, Meg Boyd, Goway's South Pacific Product Manager and Francesca from Tourism Samoa to see why Samoa should be a part of any journey into the South Pacific.

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There are mountains, and then there is Kilimanjaro — the great snow-capped crown of Africa. It doesn’t roar or boast. It simply rises. Silent and impossibly beautiful.

To trek Kilimanjaro is to answer a call — not just to adventure, but to exploration. To answer the call of running its Marathon is, some would say, crazy….for the runners out there – it is the challenge!

From the moment your boots touch the forest floor of the lower slopes, it is a world alive with monkeys, birdsong, and the damp scent of moss and growth.

Summit day is something else entirely. You leave in darkness, headlamps dancing like fireflies along the narrow path but as the sun cracks the horizon and spills gold across the glaciers, the Africa plains lay below you.

Join “Professor” Goway and Debbie Anderson as they discuss all the ways to get to the top as well as why and how you can partake in the famed Kilimanjaro Marathon.