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Eager Journeys | Travel and photography by Iga Motylska

Eager Journeys is a travel and photography blog by freelance journalist and photographer Iga Motylska, who lives in Johannesburg, South Africa. It focuses on travel to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, across Africa and the world, as well as authentic cultural experiences.

Forbes

Joining the Global Ranks of Wealth Creators - Forbes Insights

Joining the Global Ranks of
Wealth Creators — Africa, Central & Eastern Europe, Middle East analyses 250 fortunes in these up-and-coming regions. The
report is also based on interviews with billionaires from these emerging markets, as well as editors of Forbes local language editions, and Forbes and Forbes.com wealth analysts.

jse.co.za

Multiplier Effect

Female-owned SMEs have the potential to make a significant contribution to the economy – a notion that the South African government and the private sector are putting their weight behind.

Business Day

Into the Blue

With wild fish stocks being depleted, aquaculture presents a sustainable solution to meeting rising consumer demand.

Business Day

Good Sale

Retailers are implementing a raft of greening initiatives, not only to mitigate their impact of the environment but to sharpen their competitive edge too

African Decisions

African Ports: Safe Harbours

Ports around Africa – from Walvis Bay to Djibouti – are expanding their infrastructure to take advantage of the growth in global seaborne trade.

African Decisions

African Airports: Vital Ascent

With a growing number of international tourists visiting the African continent, governments are spending significant amounts of money to develop air transport infrastructure.

flymango.com

Bleisure Travel: Work Hard, Play Hard

Business trips might not always be exciting, but taking a few extra days to explore the city or country you’ve landed in can be a major perk. What’s more, experts have found that it’s good for your career too.

travelstart.co.za

Eat Your Way Through India

For many travel is about ticking off bucket list items, standing in awe of UNESCO World Heritage Sites and interacting with the locals. And it’s very much the same for me, except that I love food more than is probably healthy and so for me travel is also largely about how it indulges the senses and satiates my hunger for new flavours.

Words and photographs by Iga Motylska (@eagerjourneys)

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6 Exciting Things To Do In Vilanculos This Summer

Vilanculos is the gateway to Bazaruto Archipelago – a cluster of six islands immersed in the cerulean waters of the Indian Ocean off Mozambique’s coast. It’s a tropical nirvana for scuba divers, fishermen, seafaring holiday-makers and beach lovers.
Words and photographs by Iga Motylska @eagerjourneys

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Adventures In Greece: Trekking The Grecian Island Of Andros

The white-washed seaside village of Batsi, which stretches along a crescent-shaped beach on the western coast of Andros, is one of the Grecian island’s most lively towns. Or so we’ve been told by the locals when we arrive after a two-hour ferry from Athens. But when we’re dropped off by the local bus, the streets stand silent, the restaurants are open but empty and only the sun basks on the beach. Though it’s early November and low season, we don’t expect it to be this quiet. As we walk along...

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Kenya's iconic attractions

I really get a sense of space. A sense of space, time and our minuteness, yet interconnectedness, as we drive through Kenya’s most celebrate Maasai Mara National Reserve for hours on end. It’s humbling to step away from our realities into nature’s embrace and realise that we, too, are a part of all this.

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Must-See Ethiopia

Lonely Planet named Ethiopia one of its must-see countries for 2017. And after a two-week visit to the capital and northern region, I soon understood why. It’s an easily accessible and affordable destination, with a strong coffee culture, that’s steeped in centuries-old traditions and has awe-inspiring landscapes. If I were a tourism trend analyst, I ,too, would place Ethiopia on the top of my list for emerging African travel destinations. Here’s why.

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Mxolisi Mgojo on the future of work in Africa

Exxaro's CEO, Mxolisi Mgojo, recently spoke at the inaugural Singularity University South Africa Summit about how businesses should prepare for the age of mechanisation and automation.