Touristy

Glitz, a grand prix, and a palace on a rock. Monaco is tiny and luxurious.

Harbour, beaches, and an easy-going vibe. Sydney is outdoorsy and multicultural—Opera House views, coastal walks, and a food scene that reflects the world.

Walled old town above a harbour on the Turquoise Coast. Kaleiçi is cobbles and courtyards.

Mont‑Saint‑Michel Bay, France — tidal island crowned by an abbey, surrounded by flats of sand and fast-moving water.

Gateway to Angkor Wat and a town of temples, markets, and pool hostels. Siem Reap mixes ancient scale with backpacker energy.

Mozart’s birthplace, a fortress on a hill, and baroque streets. Salzburg is music and mountains.

Pillar mountains that inspired Avatar. Zhangjiajie is otherworldly forest and cliffs.

Skyscrapers, desert, and ambition on a grand scale. Dubai is luxury, heat, and contrast—malls, beaches, and dunes, with a skyline that never stops growing.

Horseshoe Falls and Clifton Hill from the Ontario shore.

White travertine terraces and a Roman spa town. Pamukkale is geology and ruins in one place.

Big museums, famous landmarks, and neighbourhoods that feel like their own worlds. London is a classic city break—busy, international, and full of things to do.

Stone walls wrapped around a turquoise bay. Dubrovnik is dramatic and busy—medieval streets, sea views, and island trips right offshore.

Five villages clinging to the Ligurian coast, linked by paths and trains. Cinque Terre is colour, sea, pesto, and the kind of views that define the Italian Riviera.

Walkable walls around a marble old town on the Adriatic.

Lavender, nightlife, and stone towns. Hvar is Croatia's glamorous island.

Promenade des Anglais, pebble beaches, and pastel facades on the French Riviera. Nice is a sunny, touristy base for coastal day trips.

Resort strip with white sand and all-inclusives. Punta Cana is easy beach and sun.

End‑of‑the‑road tropical town with pastel houses and sunsets over the Gulf. Key West is quirky, touristy, and fun if you like warm evenings.

Ancient ruins, piazzas, and gelato between landmarks. Rome is one of the classic tourist cities of the world—crowded, beautiful, and full of stories.

Renaissance art and the Sistine Chapel inside the world's smallest state.

A village squeezed between a lake and a mountain, with pastel houses and salt mines above. Hallstatt is famously photogenic.

Beaches, samba, and a city between mountain and sea. Rio is carnival, Christ the Redeemer, and a lifestyle built around sun, music, and open-air living.

China’s tropical south: resort bays and warm water. Sanya is the country’s beach getaway.

Desert meets sea at the tip of Baja. Cabo is resorts, beaches, and the famous arch.