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Our new catalog for the 2012-2013 season is hot off the presses! Call us for your copy today!

In honor of Freddie Mercury’s 65th birthday, today’s Google doodle has pulled out all the stops with an animated tribute to the...

Professional photographer and trip leader, Randy Hanna, witnessed a great showing of the wildebeest migration crossing the Mar...

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

Thomson guides are leaders, experts, naturalists, researchers, and more. Born and bred in Tanzania, there are no better ambassa...

3-day old gorilla twins, photographed by Thomson Safaris guests, Deborah, Stephen and Rebekah. On May 27th, a mountain gorilla ...

Andy Biggs, our professional photography trip leader, is making the rounds! He was back in New York City this morning for a fea...

Our 30th year in Tanzania was officially kicked off at a gala event and silent art auction last week. With over 300 Thomson Saf...

Each spring, Rick and Judi treat four members of our Arusha, Tanzania staff to an all-expense paid, two-week trip to the United...

Have you seen Disneynature’s African Cats yet?  Keith Scholey and Alastair Fothergill, director of the remarkable documentary E...

He’s baaack! Our favorite 15-time past guest and hula hooping aficionado, Michael Ellis, graces the pages of our blog once agai...

Professional photographer, Andy Biggs, just returned from leading two back-to-back Photography Safaris  in Tanzania. He searche...

With his signature smile, bountifulknowledge, patience and masterful leadership, head guide Willie Kissanga, has led thousands ...

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...

Jane’s grandchildren are always excited to learn about her extensive travels around the globe. They keep track of her journeys ...

If you’ve ever watched African wildlife documentaries, you’ve probably seen the incredible work of conservationists and Emmy aw...

Environmental responsibility is important to us here at Thomson. You probably already know our safari camps in Tanzania operate...

Elephants are considered to be one of the most complex mammals on the planet, exhibiting more similarities to humans than you m...

Thomson guides and mentors attended a leadership seminar last week at our Arusha headquarters. Attending frequent seminars, lik...