Itinerary

New Zealand is a picturesque island country that sits on the south-western part of the Pacific Ocean. Divided into two main island land masses, New Zealand has quickly become one of the most sought-after vacation destinations on the planet. Visitors to New Zealand are impressed by the friendliness of its residents. The beauty of the beaches, the diversity of life in the ocean, and the biodiversity that can be found in plant and animal life on the islands are just some of the reasons why travelers have flocked in droves to New Zealand. The following is a list of the top 5 things to do while visiting New Zealand:

With its ties to politics, planning and public servants and its lack of beaches, big city nightlife and soul, Canberra is often overlooked as being Sydney and Melbourne’s less exciting little sister. But dig a little deeper and Canberra may not be as boring as you think... Find out today why not.

Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia, Spain. It is the second largest city in Spain, after Madrid. Barcelona has many to offer its visitors - historic buildings, monuments, museums, parks, and beaches. Three of most visited tourist attractions are La Sagrada Familia, La Rambla, and Camp Nou Stadium.

Far from the madding crowd is a country like Singapore that must be explored for its distinctive and excellent natural beauty. Apart from its huge skyscrapers and bustling market places, Singapore has a few splendid attractions of natural beauty. Discover the true beauty of nature while you are in Singapore by visiting these amazing places.

There are few places on Earth that are as spellbinding as the island continent of Australia. Some of the most interesting and unique animals in the world are found on this island nation. A vacation to Australia is one of the most unique experiences anyone could ever undergo and driving across the entire continent is an experience like no other. See one of possible itineraries.

Here are a few free sites and activities that are located in Sydney that are a little bit different from the normal ‘run of the mill’ tourist spots and attractions like the Sydney Harbour Bridge or the Opera House. We all know those ones but some of these listed sites and experiences you may not be aware of.

Unlike nearly every other Australian city, Sydney’s icons are recognisable throughout the world, and it sometimes seems a great deal of visiting tourists drop by for precisely that reason. All too often it’s a meet and greet, seeing tourists loving and leaving all within a few kilometres of the city’s CBD (Central Business District), hurriedly ticking the star attractions off their lists without ever exploring what lays beyond the surface. Venture to Sydney’s lesser-known and rarely visited corners with this guide to the hidden hotspots of the Harbour City, from inner city centres to beachside gems.

When you plan your visit to Australia or a local holiday getaway, it can be difficult to find something quiet and not very touristy. If you have never been to NSW and Queensland and you have a couple of weeks available, rent a car and drive along the Eastern Coast. Here is the top 9 places on the Australian Eastern Coast worth visiting even in winter months (June, July, August). This list may help you with your Australian itinerary.