


Our September 2026 Newsletter, featuring all the latest tourism news and updates from across Malawi, has now been released.
Leading this month’s edition is news of two exciting sporting adventures coming to Malawi in 2027. Rugby fans can join well-known UK broadcasters David Flatman and Alastair Eykyn on Bhubesi Pride Foundation’s Spirit of Malawi adventure, while Orbis Expeditions has launched two new Sport for Impact Expeditions combining travel, sport and community engagement.
There’s also news from Bua River Lodge as it begins a new chapter and continues its commitment to supporting Malawian craftsmanship, alongside a look back at the record-breaking Africa Rally 2026. Wildlife lovers can now watch Majete Wildlife Reserve from anywhere in the world thanks to six new live-streaming cameras, while Malawi Airlines has expanded its Johannesburg and domestic flight schedules.
Conservation also features strongly this month, with a guest blog from Bua River Lodge looking at the Ranger Challenge, the latest Impact Report from Lilongwe Wildlife Trust, and Run4Reforestation’s return to Zomba Plateau organised by Zomba TREEZ, part of Zomba Forest Lodge. For further travel inspiration, there are new features exploring Malawi’s growing appeal as a ‘second destination’ for experienced Africa travellers and the beaches, islands and activities of Lake Malawi.
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Malawi's magnificent Mount Mulanje has been recognised as one of Africa's top 10 tourist attractions in the 2026 Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice Awards, earning ninth place in the prestigious 'Best of the Best Things to Do' category.

Run4Reforestation has celebrated another successful year on Zomba Plateau, with 306 people taking part in the 2026 event in support of the continued protection and restoration of one of Malawi’s best-known natural landscapes.

The Nyika-Vwaza (UK) Trust has shared the latest developments from its conservation, research and environmental education programmes in its Autumn 2026 newsletter, with significant progress being made across the Nyika Plateau, Vwaza Marsh Wildlife Reserve and beyond.

Lake Malawi is one of Africa’s most distinctive beach destinations, combining golden sands, clear freshwater, tropical islands and a wide range of activities.

UK-based Orbis Expeditions, sister company to Malawi’s own Orbis DMC, is offering a series of exciting new Sport for Impact Expeditions for 2027, with two very different adventures set to bring travellers to the Warm Heart of Africa.

Rugby fans and adventure-seekers are being invited to join two of the UK’s best-known rugby broadcasters for a special trip to Malawi combining community engagement, fundraising and a three-day trek through some of the country’s spectacular landscapes.

Run4Reforestation returns to Malawi’s spectacular Zomba Plateau on Saturday 12 September 2026, bringing together runners, conservation supporters and communities to raise vital funds for TREEZ and the continued protection and restoration of the Plateau’s forests.

Malawi Airlines has expanded its flight schedule with additional services between Lilongwe and Johannesburg, alongside extra domestic flights connecting Lilongwe and Blantyre.