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TRAVEL 7


NAMIBIA


Here is a very young country (est. 1990) with a very old desert and a growing population of wildlife—rhinoceros to zebra. (Environmental protection is incorporated in the nation’s constitution.) In April, Wilderness Travel will host a four-day conservation symposium, with lectures by leaders in the field and excursions (like cheetah tracking), followed by a safari (wildernesstravel. com). Worth a diversion: the new wistfully imagined Shipwreck Lodge on the Skeleton Coast, designed by a Namibian architect (from about $700 a night, shipwrecklodge.com.na).


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TUNISIA 8


Recovering from terrorism and western travel advisories, this small North African country off ers all the seduction — unspoiled beaches, layers of history, architectural marvels, busy souks—and none of the hordes of its regional rival Morocco. The year-old Four Seasons on the edge of the capital city of Tunis can arrange private tours of the 4th- century Medina (from about $240 a night, fourseasons.com).


74 NEWSMAX MAXLIFE | JANUARY 2019


NAMIBIA WOMAN/OLEG ZNAMENSKIY/SHUTTERSTOCK / MILKY WAY&IMPALA/ARCALU/SHUTTERSTOCK / TUNISIA MAN/IMADLDK/SHUTTERSTOCK TUNISIA VILLAGE/EFESENKO/SHUTTERSTOCK


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