Located in the southwestern region of Campania in southern Italy, Sorrento and the Amalfi Coastal towns are some of the most popular tourist destinations in Italy. Sorrento is 60km south of Naples and Amalfi is 12km further along the Amalfi Coast. The stunning seaside landscape with deep gorges and ‘citrus-mountains’ dotted with beautiful Italian architecture gives the region a picture postcard look. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Welcome to Sorrento & Amalfi Coast - Planning Your Stay - Climate & Wea...

Gran Canaria is the third largest island in the Canary Islands (after Tenerife and Fuerteventura) and has the archipelago's largest population. It's often described as a "miniature continent" because of the variety it offers. If you are looking for a vacation filled with sunbathing and swimming, Gran Canaria will satisfy at all times of the year. Go to Maspalomas in the south of the island, and you will find beaches that stretch for 8 kilometers as well as an impressive landscape of sand d...

Located in the state of Quintana Roo on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, Cancun is a tourist’s paradise. Everything in Cancun is perfect for the young-at-heart vacationer: the soft sand, the aquamarine Caribbean ocean, the fashionable hotel resorts, the tequila-drenched parties and the history-packed Mayan ruins.    TABLE OF CONTENTS:  Planning Your Stay - Climate & Weather - Money & Currency - Sightseeing - Cancun Beaches - Nightlife and Clubbing - Snorkeling and Sc...

Located 2,400 kilometres from the southeastern coast of Africa, Mauritius is an island nation and tourist paradise in the Indian Ocean. The island is part of the Mascarenhas Archipelago along with Rodrigues Island and French Réunion, sharing with them a common geologic origin. The official language in Mauritius is English with French being in common everyday usage.   TABLE OF CONTENTS:  Welcome to Mauritius - Mauritius Map - Planning Your Stay - Climate & Weather - Sig...

Cinque Terre (meaning "five lands" or "five castles") refers to the five villages of Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso del Mar on the northwest coast of Italy. The five villages, which are connected by a walking trail, draw 850,000 tourists each year. Despite their popularity, the villages have remained mostly unspoilt, continuing a lifestyle that goes back many generations. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Welcome to Cinque Terre - Planning Your Stay - Climate & Weather - Sights...

Located in the Aegean Sea, the Greek island of Rhodes is the largest of the Dodecanese Islands.  This open-air museum benefits from over 3000 years of history and attracts over one million visitors yearly. With lots of sunshine, sandy beaches, medieval castles, a party-till-you-drop nightlife, and inexpensive, quality wines there is something in Rhodes for every visitor.    TABLE OF CONTENTS:  Welcome to Rhodes - Planning Your Stay - Climate & Weather - Sightseeing ...

Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands (after the Big Island) and is one of the eight major islands of the Hawaiian archipelago. The island attracts over 2.5 million visitors annually and has won many tourist awards, including the Conde Nast Traveler Best Beach Award for 19 consecutive years! With its idyllic nature, vibrant nightlife, traditional culture and delicious cuisine, Maui has it all.     TABLE OF CONTENTS:  Welcome to Maui - Planning Your Stay ...

Albufeira is one of the most popular beach resorts in the Algarve region of southern Portugal. Once a small fishing village it has been developed into an attractive holiday resort which attracts many tourists from the colder parts of northern Europe and elsewhere. Many vacationers return year-after-year because of the lovely beaches, excellent climate and the fine restaurants, clubs and pubs. Albufeira’s Old Town has historical attractions and culture whilst the Strip is a newer area which...

Featured as one of the ’50 Places of a Lifetime’ in National Geographic Traveler magazine (2010), the south European nation of Montenegro is one of the fastest growing tourism locations in the world. A major tourist spot until the 1980s, tourism in Montenegro – then a part of Yugoslavia – took a severe hit during the civil war in the 1990s. Now, as an independent nation, Montenegro is promoting tourism with renewed vigor and attracting millions of tourists to its pristine beaches, pictures...

A thin and long strip of land in Southeast Asia, Vietnam is a case study in successful transformation following a tormented and war-stained history. Things have never been easy for this country of around 88 million during its 2,700-year long history but in spite of multiple Chinese occupations, a French colonization, internal rebellions and a recent war that claimed millions of lives, it is now an up-and-coming travel destination with a rich and diverse set of attractions.   T...

Located in the Aegean Sea, the Greek island of Rhodes is the largest of the Dodecanese Islands.  This open-air museum benefits from over 3000 years of history and attracts over one million visitors yearly. With lots of sunshine, sandy beaches, medieval castles, a party-till-you-drop nightlife, and inexpensive, quality wines there is something in Rhodes for every visitor.    TABLE OF CONTENTS:  Welcome to Rhodes - Planning Your Stay - Climate & Weather - Sightseeing ...

The largest and most popular of the Canary Islands, Tenerife is a hotspot for sunshine, culture, food and natural wonders. Over five million tourists make their way to the island every year and it is one of the most best-known holiday locations in all of Spain.  Because of it’s southerly location off the coast of North Africa, Tenerife has one of the “best” climates in Europe and is one of the only places in all of Europe where winter sun and ideal winter temperatures can be guarantee...