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Thomson Safaris’ guide, Ojukwu, just returned from the Serengeti where he spotted the first migratory group of wildebeests at ...

With its sturdy build, menacing horn and impenetrable hide, it is hard to imagine that the fate of the rhinoceros – one of the ...

For the second year running, Thomson Safaris has been honored as a finalist for the Massachusetts Family Business of the Year. ...

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...

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On Monday, April 26, Tanzania celebrates Union Day. It is a public holiday commemorating the day Zanzibar and Tanganyika joined...

Last week, a ceremony was held at Thomson Safaris, Ltd in Arusha, Tanzania to honor staff members whose dedication to the compa...

Senior guide, John Urio, just returned from one of our last safaris for this season (next season begins next month, in May). H...

Tanzania is home to an abundance of stunning birds. Many of our guests return with a new-found appreciation for birds after obs...

It’s been a big month for documentaries featuring Thomson Safaris trips! Filmmaker and Thomson guest, Shaun Donahue, shot a doc...

If you’ve been lucky enough to hear traditional Maasai music in person, you know the combination of hypnotic rhythms, thunderou...

Have you been admiring the hippo photo at the top of the page? That was taken by professional photographer, Andy Biggs, who lea...

Kissanga, one of our senior guides, sent us a migration update from the Serengeti. He reports, “It has stopped raining and it i...

Our favorite non-profit organization, Friends of Tanzanian Schools, has recently broadened its scope to provide critical resou...