With France just a short journey away, there’s very little reason not to explore this wonderful country.

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Paris

Paris is a dream. With so many things to see and do here’s a few suggestions!

Portugal’s winning combination of sandy beaches, dramatic scenery and world-class golf courses has kept it firmly on the holiday map for decades.

And if all that wasn’t enough, the country also has excellent weather credentials, basking in around 300 days of sunshine a year!

The Algarve

Curving round the south coast is the Algarve region, which has a dramatic coastline scalloped with sandy bays and secluded coves. Resort-wise, you can choose between large, lively towns and sleepy fishing villages. This pocket of Portugal is also one of the best places in Europe for golfers – and trust us when we say some of the courses are truly spectacular.

Madeira

Thanks to its sandy beaches, ancient sights and up-tempo nightlife, Cyprus is a firm holiday favourite, attracting everyone from families to clubbers.

Beautiful beaches and a mix of laid-back and lively resorts fringe the island. And if you go inland, you’ll find sleepy villages, hidden hamlets and the scenic Troodos Mountains.

Larnaca region

Namibia is one of Africa’s youngest countries, presenting soul-stirring and heart-moving adventure amid some of the most photographed mist-shrouded coastlines and rolling desert-scape on the planet.

A holiday to Namibia will allow you to take in its spectacular topography and exceptional wildlife, along with spellbinding deserts, mighty dunes, mysterious shipwrecks, hidden caves, majestic sunsets, cultural riches, and some of the world’s grandest national parks. These are just a few reasons why Namibia should be on your bucket list of travel destinations, and together we can turn that into a reality.

In this vast metropolis, ancient traditions blend with futuristic buildings.

Tokyo is a matrix of villages, towns and cities, connected by a complex subway system, making it easy to travel to each and every district. Despite it’s busy exterior, the city is bound with tradition and respect – treating visitors as honoured guests.

Asakusa is Tokyo’s a temple district. Here you’ll find the main street Nakamisi Dori which leads the temple Sensoji. It’s also a haven for street food, markets, colour and religious charms. This makes it an excellent place for souvenir shopping. Whilst you’re here you can also take your pick from a diverse array of local street food.