Offering a mix of culture, history and adventure, Mongolia is a really special destination for travellers. People come from all over the world to ride ponies over the vast plains, camp with nomad families, visit Buddhist temples and unravel the history of Genghis Khan. Mongolia Ponies, Photo: Michael Foley Photography on Flickr Ulan BatorUlan Bator,...Read More

The Okanagan, situated in the province of British Columbia, comes alive in the summer time with a vast array of festivals and outdoor sports. The expansive lake, beaches and laid-back attitude provide the perfect atmosphere for a summer escape. The dry, summer climate and lakeshore communities add to the region’s charming ambience. Okanagan Lake, Photo:...Read More

Bighorn Sheep, Photo: dbarronoss on Flickr British Columbia is completely immersed in natural beauty, including a stunning variety of wildlife. Offering encircling panoramic windows, the Rocky Mountaineer provides awe-inspiring views of the surrounding wilderness. On a Rocky Mountaineer Rail Journey you will explore the protected areas of Mount Revelstoke National Park, Glacier National Park, Yoho...Read More

Penguins are some of the world’s most fascinating creatures. They are graceful and elegant, yet seemingly awkward as they waddle along on land. The flightless birds spend more than half of their lives in the water and are only ever airborne when they leap onto land. Having no natural fear of humans, these curious birds...Read More

“Stage Struck”, the annual London Theatre Tour, is truly an unforgettable experience. The tour welcomes both seasoned theatre-goers and those wanting to dip their toes into the world of dramatic arts. This year’s tour starts on November 24th and goes to December 4th, 2011. Not only will you experience the finest theatre in the world,...Read More

Once summer arrives, the Rocky Mountaineer experience, although already unique in itself, exposes even more of the hidden treasures embedded in British Columbia’s natural soul. With the same attentive personal service, the routine “ALL ABOARD!” salute, and all of the signature Rocky Mountaineer charisma–the summer season just makes way for even more brilliance. Several packages...Read More

>St. George’s Castle, Lisbon, is an imposing citadel captured from the Moors in 114. From the defensive walls visitors have a magnificent view of the city and the Tagus River flowing to the Atlantic Ocean. Not to be missed! >Sintra is about a one-hour drive from Lisbon. (Train service is available from downtown Lisbon.) This...Read More

As the dark, cold days of winter approach, wouldn’t you rather be lazing on a South Pacific island, relaxing in an overwater bungalow, or taking a dip in a tranquil, azure lagoon?Numerous island chains are dotted across the vast expanse of the South Pacific, easily accessible by those wanting a peaceful retreat for their vacation....Read More

Rarotonga is the central island, where cruise ships call and visitors arrive by plane. It has all one expects of the South Pacific – high mountain peaks, lush rain forests, clear turquoise lagoons and white sand beaches. Aitutaki is the most visited outer island. Its turquoise lagoon is massive at approximately 11 km wide by...Read More

This archipelago of over 330 islands is a nature lover’s delight as Fiji is an unspoiled environment. Having avoided industrialization, and with its lack of dangerous animals and insects, it is a key area for Eco-tourism and outdoor adventure. The islands provide a tranquil escape at the many outstanding resorts. You’ll feel very welcome here...Read More