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Founded in 1993, Maxim Tours has created tailor-made itineraries for individuals and small groups for 30 years and our reputation in the industry is unmatched. Focusing on the exotic locations of Africa and Latin America, our goal is to create the perfect travel experience with an itinerary that is well-thought-out, perfectly executed and offered at a competitive price. No two itineraries are ever the same, so we invite you to contact us to brainstorm and let us work our magic.  

Start with a phone call, then we'll work out a suggested itinerary based on your interests, budget and time-frame. We'll keep fine-tuning until we get it perfect.

Since 1993 Maxim Tours’ passion for exotic destinations has made us a sought after boutique tour operator for discerning travelers. Our longevity and reputation in the industry is unmatched and after three decades we continue to exceed our clients' expectations. Solidly in the 21st century but unable to escape our old-fashioned commitment to service, we answer the phone when called and respond to e-mails immediately. Our approach over these many years is simple; offer the very best service and travel experience at the most competitive prices while balancing the importance of sustainable tourism with a high quality travel program.

I am Paul Webster and I am the owner of Maxim Tours. Born and raised in Zimbabwe and South Africa, I have lived most of my life in Africa and have developed a passion for exotic destinations. I have a personal involvement in each and every trip that is planned at Maxim Tours. I look forward to being part of your “Uncommon Safari”.

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Since our beginning in 1993, Maxim Tours has served the travel needs of discerning adventurers for 3 decades. In this time we have become trusted partners of our clients, their family and friends. We do not advertise, our only source of marketing comes from satisfied clients who use us time and again or refer us to others.

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Responsible and sustainable tourism should be more than just a phrase - it has to be an ongoing and tangible commitment to balancing tourism with the upliftment of local communities and preservation of the natural environment. Maxim Tours actively supports camps and lodges whose business models reflect this commitment.  

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By Elisabeth Egan

There was a time not long ago when you could stroll down a beach and get ideas for your next book: Sunbathers held hardcovers in their hands; swimmers left paperbacks facedown on towels. The shoreline was an open-air bookstore window, a browsing bonanza that led straight to borrowing or buying your next read. Of course you’d have to pick up an ice cream cone on this expedition, and maybe a pound of fudge.

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If you entered all the beach read ingredients into A.I., it might spit out a lesser version of Michael Callahan’s hearty chowder of a story, THE LOST LETTERS FROM MARTHA’S VINEYARD (Mariner, 304 pp., $30). The recipe includes a pair of sisters, a stash of mysterious correspondence, a charming seaside cottage, a generous dollop of old Hollywood glamour and a sexy fisherman who turns out to be secretly wealthy.

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I love wedding shenanigans.

The opening portion of Alison Espach’s THE WEDDING PEOPLE (Holt, 384 pp., $28.99) takes place in the lobby of the Cornwall Inn in Newport, R.I. Phoebe Stone is there on her own, without luggage, having left her husband in St. Louis to, shall we say, sort some things out. Everyone else has arrived for a wedding, and they have the gift bags to prove it. Right away we’re thrust into a collision of diametrically opposed life events and general drama, the likes of which we haven’t seen since Maggie Shipstead’s “ Seating Arrangements .” How will Phoebe’s plan affect the wedding? How will these shiny, happy, complicated strangers — and one insistent bride — change her future?

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I need a reminder that work is far, far away.

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We can forgive Abraham Chang for implanting an ear worm of Don Henley’s “The Last Worthless Evening” on the first page of his Gen X nostalgia fest, 888 LOVE AND THE DIVINE BURDEN OF NUMBERS (Flatiron, 400 pp., $29.99). And that’s saying something.

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Only the most gifted writers can pull off the second person without seeming presumptuous — “You’re not sure why George Lucas didn’t go with ‘Dark Vader’ and ‘lifesavers’” — so true! — and Chang is one of them. The plot of “888” took a bit longer to take hold: Young falls in love with Erena, whose dialogue is reminiscent of Michelle Williams’s character in “Dawson’s Creek” (clever to the max). Is she Young’s sixth great romance, or is she lucky number seven — as in, the one, according to his uncle’s numerical system? The answer can only be revealed by examining Young’s first five relationships.

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Emily Giffin’s THE SUMMER PACT (Ballantine, 352 pp., $30) is about a group of friends — always a foolproof setup, in my book. And the group of friends includes, get this, a man , which shouldn’t be as remarkable as it is on Planet Beach Read. The shell on top of this sand castle is the reunion tour, a decade after college, inspired by a long-ago promise to turn to one another in times of need.

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Elisabeth Egan is a writer and editor at the Times Book Review. She has worked in the world of publishing for 30 years. More about Elisabeth Egan

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Katy Perry sported the American flag’s famous stars and stripes on her chest while celebrating the Fourth of July on Thursday.

The “Firework” singer marked the holiday with a sizzling new Instagram photo , which featured her rocking a bedazzled red, white and blue bathing suit top as she recreated Rosie the Riveter’s iconic “We Can Do It!” poster pose .

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The upcoming track marks Perry’s highly anticipated return to music and follows her recent appearance at Paris Fashion Week last month.

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The former “American Idol” judge gave fans a preview of the song by putting some of the lyrics on the extra long train of her red velvet Balenciaga dress last month.

Though the exact words were difficult to make out on the 200-foot train, fans speculated that the dress read, “It’s a woman’s world and you’re lucky to be living in it / Sexy, confident / So intelligent / She is heaven-sent / So soft, so strong.”

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Before she walked away, she offered a touching tribute to 168 “Idol” contestants by featuring their faces on the maxi skirt she wore during the finale in May.

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