News

2010

Guide to Packing - BBC Radio Gloucestershire
Listen online to the full interview with Steppes Managing Director, Kieran Murphy
Travel challenge, A Galapagos Islands cruise - The Independent
Every week the Independent invite competing companies to give their best deal for a specified holiday.
The A - Z of the Greatest Journeys on Earth - The Independent
'M' is for Mekong...
Zimbabwe Earns it's Stripes - The Times
Despite appearances, a safari here can be as close as you can get to an African Eden, where local people and wildlife prosper. Article by Lisa Grainer
Steppes Discovery named on the Guardian Green Travel List 2010
Steppes Discovery was placed 58th in the Guardian Green List and one of three operators in the Wildlife catagory that go the extra mile with environmental and conservation issues
RWANDA - Kigali Incident, 19th Feb 2010. Read More
Statement from Steppes agent regarding the incident in Kigali.
North America 2010 Activity and Specialist Holidays - The Telegraph
Fred Mawer offers a guide to the best cultural and activity-based holidays in North America.
Chasing the Snow Leopard - The Telegraph
Telegraph Journalist Nigel Richardson heads to Ladakh in India with Steppes Travel to seek out the snow leopard, one of the planet's most elusive and endangered creatures.
The Travel Gurus' Guide to 2010 - The Observer
Benedict Allen on travelling to Guyana

2009

Steppes Travel Awards - Voted in the Top 10 Best Small Tour Operator Category Guardian Reader Awards
"Voted in the Top Ten Best Small Tour Operator Category Guardian Reader Awards 2009" "Conde Nast Traveller Readers Travel Awards 2009 Top Ten Specialist Tour Operator"
20th Anniversary Competition Winner Announced
20th Anniversary Competition Announced. The winning photograph is from Roger & Jane Woodbridge – it was taken whilst on holiday with Steppes Travel in Botswana.
Increase habitat for tigers in Nepal.
The Government of Nepal announced an expansion of Bardia National Park, which will increase critical habitat for tigers.
Name a puppy for The Guide Dog for the Blind Association
We are pleased to announce our sponsorship support of this worthy cause. Our team will be raising money to name and sponsor our very own Steppes Travel puppy.
Unbelievable Wildlife Sightings
Botswana Elephant, Leopard + Wild Dog Safari amazing wildlife sightings.
Worlds Largest Gorilla Group
The Uganda Wildlife Authority has formally introduced the Nshongi gorilla group to tourism. With 34 members, this recently habituated group is arguably the largest gorilla group that visitors can see in any of the tracking locations in eastern Africa.
Galapagos Day - Royal Geographic Society, London
Possibly one of the highlights was the auction of "On the Origin of Species"which we are delighted to announce raised an astonishing 21,000 pounds for the Galapagos Conservation Trust.
The loves of Lonesome George
Following GCT's chief executive, Toni Darton, being interviewed by BBC Radio 4's Today programme about Lonesome George.
Mare Nostrum - a Motorcycle Journey Around the Mediterranean
Our Chairman, Nick Laing, has just returned from a 10,000 mile motorcylce journey around the Mediterranean, completing the journey in 42 days.
Spectacled bear sighted Machu Picchu Hotel
An Andean or spectacled bear, a specimen of one of the species in the greatest danger of extinction, was sited last Sunday afternoon by guests as it frolicked on the riverbank eating wild fruit and trying to catch some trout.
News from Huaorani territory
Dont miss your opportunity to join this fascinating community. The Huaorani Lodge was a life changing experience.
153 giant tortoises return home!
We are delighted to announce that 153 giant tortoises were returned to their natural habitat in the Cerro Azul volcano on Isabela.
New colony of endangered Galapagos Petrels found
Park rangers from the Isabela Island in the Galapagos have confirmed the existence of a nest of a Galapagos petrel, an endemic species in Galapagos, in the agricultural zone of Isabela Island.
Costa Rica is the happiest country in the world!
Costa Rica is the happiest country in the world, followed by the Dominican Republic, according to a recent report of happiness and satisfaction in life.
New species of monkey discovered in the Amazon Basin
A new species of tamarin monkey has been discovered in a remote region of the Amazon in Brazil according to the Wildlife Conservation Society

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