What if everything you believed about travel was a lie? What if… You didn’t have to earn rest? You didn’t have to be rich to go on vacation? You didn’t have to leave Africa to experience something extraordinary? That’s where TUVA begins.

Just because it doesn’t look like the postcards doesn’t mean it’s not African. Rooftops and railways. Vibe curators and city creators. Digital communities and soft life advocates. This is all part of the story now. The future of African travel isn’t far away. You’re standing in it. The only question is: Will you start seeing it?

We’re not trying to escape Africa. We’re trying to experience it differently. TUVA isn’t just about travel. It’s about translation — of culture, of chaos, of beauty, of truth. New blog just dropped and we said what needed to be said.

What even makes a place “African enough”? If it doesn’t have tribal prints or mud walls, is it still Africa? Cape Verde, Mauritius, Northern Morocco, Kigali — these places are often overlooked because they don’t fit the tourist-friendly “African aesthetic.” But here’s the truth: Africa is not a costume. It’s a continent.

Cape Town isn’t just a city. It’s a collision of forces: mountains and oceans, cultures and contrasts, past and possibility. One minute you’re surrounded by the world’s most dramatic landscapes — Table Mountain towering like a guard over the city. The next, you’re walking through streets where colonization, apartheid, and resilience still echo through the art, the language, the people. Cape Town is beautiful, yes — but more than that, it’s layered. And for any traveler, cre

2025 is not the year to sit on your dreams — especially if you’ve ever felt that pull to travel, create, or build something that reflects who you are. The creative and travel industries are evolving faster than ever, and Africa is finally taking up space in global conversations around storytelling, tourism, and innovation.