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China:
Dominating Asia in terms of both its size and population, China boasts one of the world’s oldest
civilizations. As such, incredible historical and cultural landmarks are on show wherever you
go.
The most populous nation on Earth, China is home to many rapidly modernizing cities that are
enthralling to visit. Its age-old traditions and customs remain, however. A continent of a
country, China and its vast and varied landscapes, cities, and cultures could take a lifetime to
explore.
Japan:
Although it consists of almost 7,000 islands, most of Japan’s main sights and tourist
attractions can be found on Hokkaido, Honshu, Kyushu, and Shikoku. the island nation is a
fascinating place as old and new collide wherever you go. While the futuristic metropolises of
Tokyo and Yokohama are full of skyscrapers and neon lights, Kyoto and Nara instead boast
traditional palaces and age-old temples..
Thailand:
Thanks to its breathtaking beaches, glittering temples, and welcoming population, Lying in
between the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand, its golden sands and underwater marvels
attract hordes of people every year. Many also come to party in its beachside towns, visit
idyllic islands such as Ko Tao, or enjoy the stunning scenery at Krabi..
Europe
italy:
The country is known for its more than 3,000 years of history, in 753 BC. Rome was founded.
Italy was a center of ancient Greco-Roman culture, and in the 15th-century, they invented the
Renaissance. Caesar, Galileo and Columbus were Italians. Italy was a center of ancient
Greco-Roman culture and in the 15th-century they invented the Renaissance.
The first public opera house opened in Venice in 1637.
The Italians invented other useful things such as the programmable calculator (Olivetti), the
barometer, the battery and confetti, the cello, Italic typeface and Eau de Cologne. Eyeglasses
originated in Italy and are now produced there by the millions (Luxottica).
Spain:
Mostly located on the Iberian Peninsula, Spain is the second most visited country in Europe.
Around 82.7 million travellers stepped into Spain in 2018 alone, 1 million more than in the
previous year.
Spain has 47 UNESCO world heritage sites, numerous beaches on the Atlantic and Mediterranean,
Its football teams are among the most famous in the world. It is estimated that the Copa Del Rey
championship attracts thousands of visitors yearly.
Greece:
The cradle of western civilization, the Hellenic Republic of Greece hosts millions of visitors
every year. It has been a tourist attraction since antiquity. 27.2 million people visited the
country in 2017, after 24.8 million visitors in the previous year. In 2018 the number increased
to 30.1 million tourists.
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Food in Greece is a unique experience itself. It is a mixture of traditional Greek food
influenced by Turkish and Italian cuisine. Greeks are especially known for their seafood and
cheese.
Africa
Egypt:
Renowned for its ancient monuments and archaeological sites that include the Giza Pyramids, the
Great Sphinx, and the Valley of the Kings, Egypt is unlike any other country on Earth. Once home
to one of the world’s greatest civilizations and cultures, history is on show wherever you go,
with tombs and temples lying alongside statues and obelisks, all intricately carved.
Located in the northeast corner of the continent, Egypt is bordered by the Mediterranean and Red
seas, with the Sahara Desert to the south and west of it. Running through Egypt is the Nile
river, which is the life source of the country.
Kenya:
One of the best places in the world to see wildlife up close and personal, for many people,
Kenya is the home of safari. Its endless savannah and arid deserts teem with life as lions,
elephants, and buffalo roam alongside herds of antelope, flocks of flamingos, and the occasional
black rhino.
Its dramatic landscapes are also home to some of the continent’s most famous peoples and
cultures, In stark contrast to their age-old ways of life, Kenya is also where you can find one
of the continent’s most happening cities – its thriving and teeming capital, Nairobi.
South Africa:
ccupying the southernmost tip of the continent, South Africa boasts some of the best and most
well-run national parks and game reserves in Africa. Of these, Kruger is undoubtedly the most
well known and most visited, with Addo Elephant National Park also being a popular draw.
Known as the ‘Rainbow Nation’ due to its multicultural population, South Africa’s cities are
fascinating to visit, as each of them has its own particular look, feel, and identity. While
Johannesburg teems with life, Cape Town is more laidback in nature and is overlooked by the
spectacular Table Mountain.
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