Destinations

Spirited cities and laid-back locals mismatch with arid deserts embodying solitude. Endless beauty from sunburnt-red rocky landscapes to sparkling sapphire-blue seascapes, every inch of the Land Down Under yearns to be explored. Australia’s urban centers cluster along it’s coast leaving the harsh central desert scarcely populated. Along the east coast lies the world’s largest coral reef, the Great Barrier Reef, stretching over 2,300 kilometers (1,400 miles). Australia’s favorite theme parks can be enjoyed on the Gold Coast, while Sydney is home to the iconic Sydney Opera House and Bondi Beach. Melbourne is the place to uncover artisan coffee, Mediterranean-inspired food, designer shopping, and performing arts. Australia’s west coast centers around Perth, home to beloved surf beaches and nostalgic port town, Fremantle. The spiritual center of Australia is Uluru, a gigantic rock formation sacred to Aboriginals.

Sultry islands scattered amongst sun-sparkled seas. Indonesia’s 18,307 islands are painted with pure hues of blue and green. Fascinating islands lure tenacious adventurers to island-hopping expeditions.

Land of pizza, pasta and red pants.

Harmony between Chinese, Indian, and Malay fuses into Asia's epitome of multiculturalism. These are unmistakable influences in Malaysia's heartwarming and ubiquitous celebrations and drop-everything-delicious food. If you depart Malaysia with an expanded waistline, you'll know your visit was triumphant.

The ultimate tropical paradise. Coconut-clad sundrenched islands, with alluring beaches so divine they captured James Bond, are just the beginning. City streets harbor a utopia for foodies. Thai cuisine’s punchy flavors gained a global following and abound at bargain street food prices. Thailand’s heartfelt culture is exemplified in its ornate Buddhist temples, dating back to the 16th century. Locals brim with kindness and happiness. It’s no wonder Thailand is reputed as “the land of smiles”. Spend a few days in this tropical paradise and you’ll find yourself smiling too.

The crossroad between east and west, old and new. Turkey’s strategic location straddling the Dardanelles and Bosphorus Straits thrust it center stage in many infamous, gripping events. Visitors will never go hungry with traditional Turkish hospitality. Indulge in kebabs, hummus, seafood and mezze with baklava and Turkish tea. Turkey’s history may draw you in but its food will make you never want to leave.

The Old Continent. The cradle of democracy, the birthplace of the Renaissance, and and the home of over 200 languages. What Europe lacks in size, it makes up for in quality.