Cairo

Cairo, with the Nile at its heart, is the largest city on the African continent. An extraordinary mixture of old and new it provides an endless variety of things to see and

Egypt

Egypt was one of the world’s first centres of civilisation and its history stretches back 6,000 years.

Genting Highlands

Genting, located 1,800-metre above sea level is the country’s premier integrated holiday destination.

Kota Kinabalu

Kota Kinabalu, formerly known as Jesselton, is the capital city of Sabah and the other gateway to Malaysia.

Langkawi-Malaysia

Langkawi is the first Geopark in South-East Asia. The Langkawi archipelago of 99 islands is a haven for those seeking to escape

Penang

This tropical island, just off the north-west coast of the Peninsula of Malaysia is a shopper’s paradise with great bargain prices.

Kathmandu

The Kathmandu most travellers experience, Thamel, is like a thumping, Third World theme park

Chitwant

Once the seat of a powerful kingdom, the hill town of TANSEN (Palpa) now seems little more than a bazaar town stranded in the hills. .

Pokhara

Despite its status as the cradle of the nation, GORKHA remains strangely untouristed, even though the 24-kilometre paved road

Sentosa Island

Sentosa, which means tranquillity in Malay, is a popular island resort in Singapore and can be reached from Singapore .

Singapore City

Singapore may be small in size but it is packed with places to see and things to do for the entire family.

Bangkok

Whilst a visitor’s first impression may be that Bangkok is merely another lively modern city, closer inspection reveals a magical Oriental metropolis

Phuket

Located approximately 860 kilometers south of Bangkok on Thailand’s west coast is Phuket, the country’s largest island.

Pattaya

Pattaya, which means ‘south-west monsoon wind’ in Thai, is approximately 150 kilometres from Bangkok.

Hua Hin

Hua Hin, also referred to as ‘Thailand’s Riviera’ has been the Thai royal family’s preferred seaside retreat for over 70 years.