US Staff

Staffer Andrew saw some amazing wildlife on his backyard safari scavenger hunt. Staffer Andrew saw some amazing wildlife on his...

Staffer Kendra recently returned from a Classic Safari. We asked her about the experience, and she summed it up with a letter ...

My first steps out of Kilimanjaro Airport were refreshing ones. The air smells like air should – earthy, pure, and untainted. A...

Nicole points to a pride of lions during a wildlife drive through Serengeti National Park In a way, safari is impossible to sum...

Tanzania Safari serviceperson extraordinaire, Paul, first traveled to Tanzania over nine years ago. Today he says that “every t...

  Thomson Safaris staffer, Katie Ann Havas marched to raise awareness of the illegal ivory trade at the International March for...

After months of summer heat, everyone at the Thomson office was ready for a little summer fun. Luckily, in Boston “getting away...

What got the Thomson team out of the office and into a big spread of ribs, homemade strawberry-rhubarb pie, and ice-cold beers?...

Andrew with Mwiko Primary School students in Rwanda From a young age, I was obsessed with wildlife and the natural world. I’d ...

Like many first time travelers, I was initially drawn to Tanzania because of its phenomenal wildlife populations. You often he...

Last week, Judi attended the annual Educational Travel Conference (ETC) where she was chairing the Responsible Tourism Committ...

Bryan, from our U.S. sales team, just returned from Tanzania with lots of great stories, gorgeous photos and some really impre...

Eliza from our Boston office just wrote to us this morning to tell us about her latest Tanzania adventure. She’s on the tail en...