Cream Travel

28/04/2019

Today’s plan = ☀️📖🍸

14/03/2019

Spring may be just around the corner but we still have a long way to go until summer. From a fun weekend in Palma to a five night jaunt in Tuscany, here are some of our favourite places in Europe to bridge the gap https://bit.ly/2FaE8hk 📷 J.K. Place Firenze

08/03/2019

05/03/2019

Imagine waking up to this view 🙌🏻 Great meeting today with the stunning Lewa Wilderness & Saruni lodges

24/01/2019

From the Seychelles to the South of France, here is a taster of some of the world's most lustworthy beach hotels https://bit.ly/2FLwKdG 📷 Four Seasons Resorts Seychelles

09/01/2019

“Well this place is heavenly...exactly the break we needed”- happy clients kicking off 2019 at the beautiful Jumby Bay Island Resort

30/11/2018

Together with our industry friends we are extremely proud to be part of an exciting fundraising program “Bid to Beat Cancer”. This is an online auction where you will find the most tempting offers from some of our favourite hotels around the world including Hotel & Spa Rosa Alpina, Fregate Island Private and Eden Rock St. Barths to name just a few.

There are 59 Lots in total and every penny of the winning bid will go towards funding Ovarian Cancer Research and Maggie’s Cancer Centres. Not only might you win a life-changing holiday, you will help change someone else's life too. The auction is live until noon on December 12th http://interactivefundraising.co.uk/bidtobeatcancer/

In the interest of raising as much money as possible please do share this with all your holiday-loving friends! Thank you.

Cream Travel x

Check this box if you would rather your name did not appear on the site. Any bids you make will be attributed to anonymous

20/11/2018

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29/09/2018

The beautiful Blue City of Jodhpur from atop Mehrangarh Fort ✨

26/09/2018

Exploring Rajasthan with our friends Banyan Tours. First stop, the Pink City of Jaipur 🐘🙌🏻🇮🇳 .

22/09/2018

“The Singita Grumeti Fund has had tremendous success in curbing poaching since its establishment in 2003, which has resulted in dramatic increases in wildlife numbers.” 🙌🏻 Singita

Today, World Rhino Day, gives the world the opportunity to raise awareness and funds to reverse the current slide towards extinction of these critically endangered species.

In line with our 100-year purpose and through partnerships with our non-profit conservation Funds & Trusts, we have the opportunity to play an active role in protecting rhino populations throughout Africa.

An example of this dedication to conservation is the story of Eric - an 8-year-old male east African black rhino from the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, who is now a resident of Tanzania.

Eric arrived safely in Tanzania after an epic 68 hour journey and will reside in a rhino Intensive Protection Zone, along with another east African black rhino female. With the help of a rhino behavior specialist, he will become acclimatised and sensitised to his natural environment over the next several months.

Tanzania’s newest resident was gifted to the government and the people of the United Republic of Tanzania by San Diego Zoo to bolster an important satellite population of critically endangered eastern black rhino within the greater Serengeti ecosystem.

Eric’s new home is the exclusive 350,000-acre Singita Grumeti concession area in the western Serengeti, where he will be protected and monitored by the non-profit Singita Grumeti Fund in close cooperation with the Tanzanian Wildlife Management Authority (TAWA).

The Singita Grumeti Fund has had tremendous success in curbing poaching since its establishment in 2003, which has resulted in dramatic increases in wildlife numbers.

With a strong anti-poaching presence in place and plenty of ideally-suited rhino habitat, the Singita Grumeti rhino expansion project is ideally positioned to meaningfully contribute to repopulation and protection of eastern black rhino within the greater Serengeti ecosystem. The Singita Grumeti Fund will work in collaboration with conservation partners to successfully implement and monitor this multi-phase project.

“Our ultimate goal and measure of success for the Singita Grumeti Black Rhino Expansion Project will be to have these reintroduced rhino breeding and thriving within their natural environment to the point where they start to disperse and we see movement occurring between the various satellite rhino populations within the wider ecosystem.” - Stephen Cunliffe, Executive Director of the Singita Grumeti Fund

Find out more or get involved: go.singita.com/Conservation-biodiversity