Why Morocco?

• Marrakech, one of the busiest and most iconic cities in Africa, boasts of some legendary sites
• Golden sand dunes of the Sahara……camp under the stars and enjoy a camel ride
• Shop in the souks that are stacked with ceramics, leather goods, baskets, carpets and jewellery.
• Visiting a public steam bath is an interesting way to experience a piece of the country’s history
• With beaches lining both the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts, there is no shortage of seaside relaxation.
• The cultural diversity of Morocco is reflected in the varied architectural beauties that can be found across the nation.

Must Visit

Why Oman?

• Authentic Arabia
• A land of diversity
• Amazing adventures
• Salalah - The lush green capital city of the Southern Oman
• Musandam - Cruise in a dhow, watch dolphins and dive to coral reefs. Explore the Khasab Fort, admire prehistoric rock paintings and indulge in spa relaxation
• Muscat – The capital city with no skyscrapers

Must visit Oman…

Why Bahrain?

• The Kingdom of Bahrain is an archipelago of 33 islands and home to the richest history of the Dilmun civilisation
• Dive for treasure, the best Pearls in the World… and what you find, you keep
• Enjoy Formula One Fun
• Spectacular Shopping in “Gold City”, Manama

Must Visit in Bahrain…

Why Qatar?

• Qatar - A home to diverse lifestyles, culture, ethnicity, tradition, and international cuisine
• Popular Beaches
• The Zubarah Fort, a UNESCO heritage site
• Abundance for Adventure Seekers; desert safaris, film city excursions, road trips, scuba diving, fly boarding and many other water sports
• Rich Architecture; The Corniche skyline alone is a piece of art unique to this country’s must-see features

Must Visit in Qatar…

Why Jordan?

• Amman: Step back in time to the era of the Romans & the Greeks
• Discover Petra - the way Indiana Jones did
• Madaba: Marvel at or get your own Mosaic masterpiece
• Dead Sea: Float in a giant Salt Lake at the lowest point on Earth
• Wadi Rum: Camp under the stars in the desert with Bedouins
• Aqaba: Snorkel through the vibrant reefs of the Red Sea
• The destination is totally safe

Must visit in Jordan…

Why Turkey?

• Beautiful beaches
• Turkish Hamam
• Striking architecture
• Entertainment galore
• Great Shopping and cuisine

Must visit Turkey…

Why Cyprus?

• It’s a trip down the history lane
• Perfect year-round weather
• The most peaceful place on earth, with rugged mountains and picturesque countryside
• Superior diving opportunities
• Buzzing nightlife

Must visit Cyprus

Why Armenia?

• Explore the First Christian Country in the world
• Enjoy the view of Mount Ararat
• Explore the Longest Ropeway in the World
• Take A Dip in The Inverted Sky
• Buy A Beautiful Carpet
• Feel Real Adrenaline

Must visit Armenia…

Why Georgia?

• Tbilisi: An eclectic melting pot
• Ushguli: Europe's highest village
• The birthplace of wine
• Mysterious cave cities
• Food & drinks to feed your soul
• Shop till you drop!!!

Must visit Georgia…

Why Azerbaijan?

• Thriving Cosmopolitan Cities
• Stunning Landscapes
• Mud volcanoes
• The Azerbaijan grand prix
• Azerbaijan EVisa

Must visit Azerbaijan…

Why Ukraine?

• City of Golden Domes; get amazed by the beauty of the Kyevo-Pecherska Lavra monastery complex and the grandeur of St Sophia’s Cathedral.
• Vibrant nightlife
• Delicious Ukrainian Traditional Cuisine
• Great Opportunities for Adventure lovers
• Good Flight Connectivity from India and Europe
• Hassle free visa on arrival

Must visit Ukraine…

Why Bosnia?

• Its vibrant capital: Sarajevo
• Incredible nature
• Historic Towns
• Bosnian coffee culture

Must visit Bosnia…

Why Serbia?

• Belgrade’s nightlife has become a thing of legend
• Tranquil monasteries
• Fruška Gora National Park
• A bevy of wellness spas

Must visit Serbia…

Why Malta?

• The Cleanest Beaches in Europe
• The Oldest Temples in The World
• Swimming in The Blue Lagoon
• 3rd in the World of Scuba Diving
• Clubbing in Paceville
• Cisk - enjoy the local delicious beer

Must visit Malta…

Why Croatia?

• Mediterranean Lifestyle
• Stunning Beaches & Islands
• Plenty of Outdoor Adventures
• Sizzling Nightlife
• Culturally Rich Croatian Folk Traditions
• The Historic Diocletian’s Palace
• Spectacular Dubrovnik City Walls
• Luxurious Hvar Island

Must visit Croatia…

Why Prague?

• Admire the stunning architectural masterpieces
• Check out a still-functioning 600-year-old clock
• Stroll on Charles Bridge
• Take a cruise on Vltava
• Drink beer in the beer capital of the world

Must visit Prague…

Why Hungary?

• Some of the world’s finest thermal baths
• Delicious local wines
• Fascinating folk culture
• Interesting and unique tradition
• Biggest synagogue in Europe

Must visit Hungary…

Why Canada?

• Abundant natural spaces; it’s no surprise that adventure-seekers find their home in Canada
• The iconic Niagara Falls or one of the best spaces to find dinosaur remains
• Celebrated for its natural wonders, from its huge mountains to calm lakes, imposing glaciers to wild forests.
• British Columbia, which contain desert and warm-wintered enclaves of vines and olives
• Experience 15 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including L’anse Aux Meadows, Dinosaur Provincial Park and the Nova Scotia’s Lunenburg

Must visit Canada…

Why Iceland?

• The Midnight Sun
• The Northern Lights
• The Icelandic Geothermal Baths
• The Thingvellir National Park
• The Icelandic Glaciers
• The Black Beaches

Must visit Iceland…

Why Greenland?

• Greenland Offers Epic Kayaking
• The Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Experience Authentic Inuit Culture in Thule
• The Northern Lights
• Enjoy the Lush Scenery of East Greenland
• Vast, Spectacular Wilderness of Greenland National Park

Must visit Greenland…

Why Scandinavia?

• Experience the three natural phenomena
  • The Northern Lights
  • The Midnight Sun
  • The Polar Nights
• See two destinations on the same day by driving or flying from one city to another in the neighbouring country

Must visit Scandinavia…

Why Vietnam?

• Authentic Arabia
• A land of diversity
• Amazing adventures
• Salalah - The lush green capital city of the Southern Oman
• Musandam - Cruise in a dhow, watch dolphins and dive to coral reefs. Explore the Khasab Fort, admire prehistoric rock paintings and indulge in spa relaxation
• Muscat – The capital city with no skyscrapers

Must visit Vietnam…

Why Malaysia?

• Cultural diversity
• Modern Architecture
• Chinatowns
• Diving
• Beaches & Islands

Must visit Malaysia…

Why Sri Lanka?

• Fascinating culture
• Great wildlife
• Stunning beaches
• Land of blue whales & sea turtles
• Home of the world-famous Ceylon Tea

Must visit Sri Lanka…

It's the power of Icelandic nature to turn the prosaic into the extraordinary. A dip in a pool becomes a soak in a geothermal lagoon; a casual stroll can transform into a trek across a glittering glacier; and a quiet night of camping may mean front-row seats to the aurora borealis’ curtains of fire, or the soft, pinkish hue of the midnight sun. Iceland has a transformative effect on people, too – its sagas turned brutes into poets, and its stories of hidden people may make believers out of sceptics. Here you'll find some of the world's highest concentrations of dreamers, authors, artists and musicians, all fuelled by their surrounds.

Green mountains with beautiful wildflowers, breathtaking fjords, precipitous cliffs, hot springs, crystal clear skies, and clean air are all waiting to be discovered. Animals flourish in the sea and on land - seals, whales, polar bears, and reindeer to name but a few. Bearing the climate in mind, transport here is somewhat unusual. There are virtually no roads between towns, so if you want to explore it will be by boat, airplane, sled, or snowmobile.

From the Roman ruins tucked away amid the seven hills of Amman to the lunar-like landscape of Wadi Rum, Jordan has a little something for everyone. Jordan’s biggest asset isn’t its big desert scenes or ancient monuments or even its transformative seas, but its people, and their penchant for hospitality, which is rooted in Bedouin culture.

Sitting at the crossroads of ancient civilizations between Arabia and the Mediterranean Sea is the Kingdom of Jordan.

Renowned for its stunning desert landscape at Wadi Rum and overflowing with historic sites on the old trade routes, including Crusader castles, Roman ruins and ancient cities, Jordan’s most famous landmark is the Nabataean Rose City of Petra – one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. And let’s not forget a few other gems – both the Dead Sea and the Red Sea!

When you visit Armenia, take the occasion to stop and listen attentively to your inner rhythm. Attune it to the rhythm of the life pulsing through "the country of a found and a lost Eden". Set your pace to its pace - stroll through the bustling avenues of major cities, walk along the quaint streets of provincial towns. Relax on the sun-warmed steps of a hilltop chapel. Enjoy a leisurely conversation in a mountain hamlet - let the flow of the life of the country embrace you. Sharpen your senses and feel Armenia.

Unwind…. Spend an afternoon pampering yourself in a rosy hamam, or let the warm waters off the Mediterranean coast tap your toes. We will take you to the place that preserves the epics of civilizations that clashed, where your eyes pore over the underground cities, underwater ruins, ancient Roman empires and the house of the Virgin Mary. Your saucer held to the lip and palette tickled, most luscious Ottoman cuisine is all served for you. So throw away the menu, order a plate of everything and feast till you can go on. Tunes of Saz-Baglamaaa!!! Whirl, twirl and swirl like the nutty wave of the Mediterranean under the bright dawning sky. You are invited to the land of Khalifa where borders are guarded by mighty chest of the believer.

From the ancient port city of Ephesus to the soaring Byzantine dome of Aya Sofya, Turkey has more than its fair share of world-famous ruins and monuments. A succession of historical figures and empires – including the Romans, Byzantines and Ottomans – have all left their mark on this former stopover along the Silk Road. Experiencing their legacy takes you from the closeted quarters of the sultan and his harem in İstanbul's sprawling Topkapı Palace to the romantic and mysterious Lycian ruins on Mediterranean beaches.

It also cooks extraordinary meals, rocks cool culture and unfurls wild, moose-spotting road trips. The globe's second-biggest country has an endless variety of landscapes.

Sky-high mountains, glinting glaciers, spectral rainforests and remote beaches are all here, spread across six times zones. It's the backdrop for plenty of ah-inspiring moments – and for a big cast of local characters.

Azerbaijan, This is the Land of Fire and the Pearl of the Caucasus, a land where eastern colours combine magnificently with western progress.

Azerbaijan is a country of unique nature, unmatched culture, centuries of history with its customs and traditions and fine cuisine; a place which will satisfy the expectations of the most sophisticated gastronomists, and finally, it is the country of Caucasian hospitality and friendliness.

Slovenia is a delight to the eyes and is one of the prettiest countries in Europe. Because of its population of only two million people it never feels crowded and with mountains, rivers and 46km of coastline to choose from, there is always an area to explore. Nowhere is far here and travelling around the country is so easy and incredibly scenic past lush landscapes and rolling hills.

The capital Ljubljana may be difficult to pronounce but its ease and charm shines through its Baroque style architecture with alpine parks and forests on its outskirts. Meaning ‘the beloved city’ Ljubljana is big on culture and you’ll often find musicians and people dancing in the main square or locals reciting poetry. Restaurants line the Ljubljana river which separate the old town from the new and taking a walking tour gives a great insight into the history of the city. Go bohemian on Metelkova Street, which is a graffiti artist’s dream and stands out from the rest of the capital with decorated walls and shoes hanging from above. You can even stay the night in this area in an old converted jail!!!

The city so beautiful that it was spared by Hitler… or so the story goes. Prague is a living and breathing enigma; old and dirty but somehow unimaginably graceful. Home to some of the best-kept architecture in all of Europe, Prague’s charm has lived through aggressive wars… The Old Town Hall with the famous Prague Astronomical Clock. The winding lanes of the Jewish Quarter, steeped in the legend of the Golem. Cafes enticing you to come and have a seat, boutiques & sight-seeing cruises on the Vltava.

The Gothic Charles Bridge and Church of St. Nicholas in the Lesser Town, the most beautiful Baroque church in Prague. The Palace Gardens set away from the bustle of the city, Petřín with a lookout tower reminiscent of a small Eiffel Tower and Prague Castle … Each of Prague’s districts has its own characteristic atmosphere and unique charm. Prague presents itself as a changeable city, which likes to alternate styles: it is romantic and successful, ancient and modern, but above all it is a city that is cosmopolitan through and through...it is time to get acquainted.

Prague, the Golden City of 100 Spires, as it is often called, has something magical. The city has an exemplary flair of Eastern Europe but is still unique. Simply a true cultural metropolis with a long history. It is a gorgeous, well-preserved medieval city coupled with a rich history, expansive parks, Vegas-style nightlife, and a hint of romance.