If there’s one trip for which you need a travel adviser or tour operator, it’s an African safari. “Ninety eight percent of people thinking of going on safari have little to no idea of what they really want,” said Kevan Cowie, the director of sales for African Travel, Inc., a safari specialist. South African itineraries may combine safari days with stays in Cape Town and the country’s wine region. “You are going to do much less walking in Africa than in Europe,” said Mr. Cowie of African Travel. The post How to Plan an African Safari appeared first on New York Times.