Things To Do

Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, is a historic city on the country’s east coast. Edinburgh Castle stands in a dominant position looking down on a metropolitan population of around 900,000. Glasgow to the west, is much larger and is the dominant city when it comes to soccer and hosting...

Tbilisi is the capital of Georgia. Nestled in the Caucasus Mountains, the country lay just out of arm's reach for many western tourists until the past couple of years when budget airline connections from Europe started popping up, setting off a tourism boom. Georgia became THE place to be...

Nestled among the vineyards and rolling hills of Southern California, Temecula is a dream to explore. The city is known for its romantic wedding venues and top-tier restaurants, but it's the city's vibrant culture and relaxed lifestyle that make it an enviable destination for international travellers too. The city is...

In North-Central California, Stockton is a mid-sized city famous for its many waterways and unique cultural attractions. Stockton features some of the region's most impressive museums, parks and entertainment venues, such as the historic Bob Hope Theatre and the more modern Stockton Arena. The city comes to life during March...

Gainesville has a rich history dating back to the times of hunter-gatherers in 500 BC when Paleo-Indians roamed the area. It was established in 1854 and named after Edmund P. Gaines, incorporated in 1869 and declared a city in 1907. Today, Gainesville is the largest city and county seat...

Kyoto is home to famous temples and traditional culture. The city has picturesque wooden streets, well-preserved ancient temples and buildings, stunning shrines and gardens, towering pagodas, colourful cherry blossoms or sakura, mysterious geishas, tea ceremonies, traditional izakayas and the famous Arashiyama forest. While the city is beautiful during the...