The island of Singapore may be small, but it's also known to be a giant melting pot of diverse ethnicities and lifestyles.

Only in Japan would you find the perfect juxtaposition of old and new, where hi-tech electronic shops and robot restaurants are only a stone's throw away from classic Shinto shrines.

The generous hospitality of Thailand's locals makes it easy for travelers to feel right at home in the Land of Smiles. Each city or small town offers a one-of-a-kind experience that makes any other place you visit difficult to compare. Make your way around the colossal shopping complexes in Bangkok, go for a temple run in Ayutthaya, take a dip in the oceans surrounding Phuket, or cozy up with gentle elephants in Chiang Mai

Reigning as the most visited country in the world, there's no doubt that France has mastered the art of seduction in all things travel-related. In Paris, there's the old but calming presence of the River Seine, the glassy pyramids and significant art collections of the Louvre, and the imposing Eiffel Tower that illuminates the ethereal Parisian nights. Beyond the capital, the royal palaces of Versailles and Loire Valley have stayed to captivate, proving that fairytale settings do exist in the world.

The generous hospitality of Thailand's locals makes it easy for travelers to feel right at home in the Land of Smiles. Each city or small town offers a one-of-a-kind experience that makes any other place you visit difficult to compare. Make your way around the colossal shopping complexes in Bangkok, go for a temple run in Ayutthaya, take a dip in the oceans surrounding Phuket, or cozy up with gentle elephants in Chiang Mai.

With more than 300 native languages, a population of over 240 million, and 17,000 islands, Indonesia is nothing but magnificently diverse. Much of the country's landscape has yet to be discovered, and while most travelers have already set foot on the pristine beaches of Bali, you'll find that Indonesia's other natural marvels are worth a visit, too.

The country of Malaysia is divided into two areas - Peninsular Malaysia, where you'll find the magnetic city of Kuala Lumpur, and East Malaysia, where jungles even older than the Amazon thrive and tea plantations reach as far out as the eye can see.

Home to the famous Vietnamese coffee and world-renowned Pho noodles, Vietnam's eclectic food scene is only one of the reasons you should pay a visit. The country's turbulent history alone can spark one's interest enough to try to slip through the narrow Cu Chi Tunnels or roam the cities where French colonial structures stand tall to this day.

Only in Japan would you find the perfect juxtaposition of old and new, where hi-tech electronic shops and robot restaurants are only a stone's throw away from classic Shinto shrines.

When it comes to Alpine pursuits, glacial marvels, and cheese fondue, Switzerland is the place to be. From skiing down Mount Titlis to spending lazy afternoons at the charming village of Grindelwald, the Swiss territory is a land of mystifying beauty akin to that of fairytale settings. Starting at the Swiss capital: the Old City of Bern boasts intact medieval heritage forever immortalizing its ancient history by the river Aare.

Home to the famous Vietnamese coffee and world-renowned Pho noodles, Vietnam's eclectic food scene is only one of the reasons you should pay a visit. The country's turbulent history alone can spark one's interest enough to try to slip through the narrow Cu Chi Tunnels or roam the cities where French colonial structures stand tall to this day.

Amazon thrive and tea plantations reach as far out as the eye can see.Situated between Thailand and Singapore, Malaysia's central location makes it an easily accessible destination. Don't miss a trip to one of Asia's most iconic skyscrapers - the Petronas Twin Towers - or to Penang for some of the most delicious street food you'll ever taste. Discover the hiking trails of Mount Kinabalu overlooking the alluring Borneo shores - beaches that, once visited, are sure to satisfy your need for a well-deserved holiday

Made up of four countries, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, the United Kingdom is one of the most historic and influential states in Europe. Home to iconic landmarks like the Stonehenge, Westminster Abbey, the royal Windsor Castle, and much more – there is a lot to see and learn in the vast expanse that is the United Kingdom.