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  Setting off on an incredible self-drive road trip across Zambia's vast open spaces will be an unforgettable journey. You will spend your days wandering amid big game and your nights pitching under the starlit skies, before setting off in a canoe into the brilliant blue waters! Here is a guide taking you through a DIY safari in order to expose you to the wild side of Zambia. Geoff Gallice ,  Luangwa River crossing ,  CC BY 2.0 The Great East Road of Zambia The Great East Road is a must to explore! You must treat yourself to this rare opportunity especially if you're going to journey to the South Luangwa National Park's wilderness. The hectic traffic congestion of Lusaka's metropolis will soon ebb away. Beware of the potholes on the road, which are large craters that shock the automobile. These will scatter loose goods and smash any eggs kept in the onboard refrigerator. When you are mesmerised by a panorama of amazing beauty, avoiding potholes becomes much more diff...

No matter where you are going on vacation, it's crucial to consider what you'll require and not just a throw bunch of clothing and toiletries haphazardly in a suitcase. This is true when travelling to Zambia, especially so if you plan to go on safaris. And who wouldn't be indulging in safaris when in Zambia? Here is a list of things to bring along when in Zambia. More information can be found by scrolling down! Image via Royal Livingstone Hotel by Anantara General considerations  If you are travelling in Zambia on a smaller aeroplane, your baggage allowance is normally restricted to a maximum of 20 kilograms, which will also comprise hand luggage. Most camps and lodges offer same-day laundry services, so you won't have to carry items for each day of your trip, which will save you a lot of space in your luggage. A soft backpack is also more convenient than a hard bag because it fits more easily into smaller planes and transfer cars. If you stick to this checklist, you...

You're probably considering the best option for your pet during your trip abroad. You would've thought about leaving your pet at a pet boarding facility and thought immediately that there's not a chance that you're going to leave your pet at some unknown place, no matter how good their ratings are. So that leaves you with one option – flying with your pet, which can be a costly and complicated process. Here's a comprehensive guide on how you should approach flying with your pet. Be mindful of airline regulations The size of your pet will have a significant impact on whether or not you can bring it in-cabin with you. Airlines usually have strict guidelines when it comes to the size of pet carriers, such as being able to fit right underneath an airline seat. If your pet is around 15 pounds or less, it would be able to fit in an airline-approved size pet carrier. However, if you're travelling with a therapy or service dog, they would be exempted from this rule. Ano...