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If a Mediterranean holiday is calling to you with its sun-soaked islands, ancient wonders, idyllic villages and pristine beaches then consider a holiday lasting 12 days. With 12 days in the Mediterranean, you can choose to spend your time exploring a single country or hop between several for a sample of what the continent can offer. Uncover major highlights of Italy, Spain and Greece or get off the beaten path and explore lesser-visited destinations in Montenegro, Albania and Monaco. For island hopping there are options galore. Take your pick from Malta, French Riviera, Sardinia, Corsica or the Balearics. Hop on board a 12-day Mediterranean cruise to hit multiple destinations. Wherever you go on a Mediterranean holiday, the beach is never far and the food will always set your taste buds alight.

A 9-day trip to Europe is perfect for travelers eager to experience the continent's incredible diversity within a short timeframe. Thanks to Europe's efficient transportation systems, you can comfortably explore four to five distinct destinations such as Paris, Rome, Barcelona, Amsterdam and Vienna. During your 9 days in Europe, you can visit iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, Colosseum, Sagrada Família, and Schönbrunn Palace, while also indulging in local delights like French pastries, Italian gelato, Spanish tapas, and Austrian strudel.

Ten days isn’t quite enough to explore everything in South America, but you should be able to cover two or three countries if you plan well. Stick to neighboring countries like Chile, Argentina and Peru, or Ecuador, Brazil and Bolivia and you’ll get quality exploration in each country in just 10 days in South America. City slickers will want to indulge in Buenos Aires’ sophisticated cafe culture and samba the night away in Rio. Iguazú Falls is a breathtaking sight for any traveler. If the outdoors is your thing, consider a few nights in wild Patagonia or deep in the Amazon Rainforest. For a more in-depth exploration on a 10-day tour of South America, we recommend forgoing border crossing and sticking to a single country.

If you are eager to delve into Europe’s rich culture, history, and landscapes, a tour of 12 days in Europe is a fantastic window to explore its many wonders. From the romantic streets of Paris and the artistic treasures of Rome to the stunning fjords of Iceland, you will explore a plethora of must-see destinations. Explore the historic charm of cities like Zagreb and Lisbon, soak up the Mediterranean sun in Barcelona, and marvel at the breathtaking beauty of Switzerland’s Alps.

8 days in Europe gives you time to visit multiple bucket-list destinations. You could do a whirlwind trans-continental adventure spanning numerous countries and towns with this timeframe. Small distances and an efficient transportation network (including high-speed trains) make getting around Europe a breeze. Alternatively, you could focus on one or two countries and explore them in-depth.

Packed with vibrant countries, magnificent wildlife, and diverse cultures, South America is one of the world’s greatest travel destinations. Countries are well-connected via flights and local buses, making traveling between them easy and convenient. With just two weeks in South America, you can tick off a handful of incredible bucket list destinations like Machu Picchu, Iguazú Falls, Rio de Janeiro, and Buenos Aires. Soak up the sun and sand on Brazil’s relaxing beaches, spot jaguars in the Pantanal, traverse through the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu in Peru, head to Argentina and Chile for the wonders of Patagonia, and more. Or, if you’d like to stick to one region within the continent on a 14-day South America trip, explore the great Amazon basin, shared by nine countries, including Brazil, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia.

As spring emerges in the northern hemisphere and summer wraps up in the south, March is a great time to visit many of the world’s most beloved countries. Some of the best places to visit in March include the carnival-filled streets of Brazil, the desert hiking capital of Morocco, and even the wild and snowy peaks of Greenland. Take a trip to Colombia, the Philippines, and Singapore, if you’re looking for the best tropical places to visit in March. March is a temperate season in these near-equator countries and it’s a pleasant time to visit without being overwhelmed with humidity or seasonal rains. We chose the countries in this comprehensive guide for seasonal activities, festivals and events, and great weather conditions — and we have a couple of underrated gems on the list as well. Easter is commonly celebrated in March throughout Christian-based regions and you’ll find a lot of festivities to enjoy around the world in March, including the Holy Week in some Spanish and Portuguese-speaking nations, Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, and spring-related festivals such as Tafraoute, a festival of the almond tree in bloom.

Four days in Denmark may not be enough to travel the entire country, but it is the perfect window to explore its major highlights. You can dedicate the entire four days to Copenhagen, taking in its iconic sights like Nyhavn harbor, the Little Mermaid, Freetown Christiania, among others. Add visits to its charming countryside to experience the Danish culture and hygge lifestyle. Step into a fairytale in Ærøskøbing, travel back in time in Dragør, visit a 790-year-old ‘market town’ Faaborg, preserved medieval villages like Gudhjem or the oldest in the country, Ribe. You can also venture to North Zealand's castles or vibrant Aarhus.

Whether it’s visiting diverse tribes in lush green villages or staying in a waterside homestay in a mesmerizing delta, go to places beyond the ordinary in Southeast Asia. With just 2 weeks in Southeast Asia, you can cover two or three countries such as Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos. Visit 3-4 cities like Bangkok, Saigon, Phnom Penh and Vientiane, and also explore outstanding architectural wonders and natural spaces like eucalyptus plantations near Kabin Buri, the world-famous Angkor Wat temple complex, and the enigmatic Mekong River. Hike along Vang Vieng’s limestone karsts; marvel at the 50-kilogram Buddha cast of gold, silver, and bronze at the Royal Palace Museum in Luang Prabang; and discover the traditional markets of Chiang Mai in your Southeast Asia travel itinerary spanning 14 days. Read on to discover what your 14-day trip to Southeast Asia can be like.

Home of the Danes and ingrained in Nordic roots, Denmark is unlike most places on Earth. Made up of 444 islands, summertime is spent around the coastline, specifically the West Coast and Fyn Island (also known as Funen). North of Jutland beckons during winter, where the most snowfall lands, and the country boasts over 10 ski resorts. But the cities, towns and villages in between it all are beautiful at any time of year, offering much culture, history and beauty. With 5 days in Denmark, you can focus on one destination, like its famous capital, or choose to extend your tour to either Germany or Norway. Its relatively humble size means you can explore the major highlights on a short 5-day Denmark holiday.

Enjoy delightful wildlife safaris, visit awe-inspiring monasteries, and laze on sun-soaked beaches as you discover the magic of Asia with these two-week itineraries. In 14 days, you can comfortably cover up to three countries such as Bhutan, Thailand, and the Maldives. Included in the 2-week Asia trip itinerary are major cities like Thimphu, Kathmandu, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, and Kandy. Besides, you’ll visit exciting wildlife areas like Nepal’s Chitwan National Park, serene lakes like Malaysia’s Chenderoh Lake, and beautiful hilly retreats like Sri Lanka’s Ella. You can also explore Bangkok’s klongs (canals), see the famous Batu Caves near Kuala Lumpur, and wander the old streets of Little India and Chinatown in Singapore during your 2 weeks in Asia.

Full of gorgeous natural spaces like the Karkonosze National Park, historically important cities like Krakow, and attractive old quarters like the one in Wroclaw, Poland is fast turning into one of Europe’s top-rated destinations. If you have just a week in Poland, you can comfortably cover two important towns or cities like Warsaw, Zakopane, and Malbork. Additionally, you can explore up to three fascinating destinations such as the charming resort towns of Szklarska Poreba or trekking sites like the Five Lakes Valley. You can also try your hand at traditional pottery at a workshop in Wroclaw, visit Krakow’s Jewish Quarter, and discover Warsaw University’s rooftop gardens during your one week in Poland. You can also venture beyond Poland and visit nearby countries like Sweden. Read on to find out what your 7-day trip in Poland can look like.

A week-long tour of Europe doesn’t have to be a whirlwind affair if you have a well-crafted itinerary. In just seven days, you can experience the continent's diverse charm without feeling rushed. Spend your week discovering four to five stunning cities across two or three countries, such as Paris, Rome, and Amsterdam. Perhaps venture to Barcelona where the colorful architecture of Gaudí and lively streets await. Alternatively, you can immerse yourself on your trip to Germany’s bustling Berlin and Munich, Austria’s elegant Vienna, and Belgium’s historic Bruges and Brussels. To complement the urban excitement, consider adding a touch of natural beauty with a visit to the serene Swiss Alps or the picturesque Mediterranean coast. Europe's compact size allows for convenient travel between cities. Hop from one destination to the other, soaking up the unique charm of each locale.

If you are planning a short trip to Europe, five days is the perfect duration to see some of the continent’s most iconic spots. With 5 days in Europe, you can cover up four destinations. Whether it's exploring the romantic streets of Paris, cruising along the canals of Venice, or admiring the artistic masterpieces in Florence, you can experience a lot during a 5-day European trip.

Prague’s captivating landmarks like the Jewish Quarter, Church of Our Lady before Týn, and Old Royal Palace are one of Europe’s most sought-after destinations. But the beautiful Czech capital is not the only reason to visit this enchanting central European country. Cycle past the quaint villages and historic sites of Bohemia, visit the Renaissance-style Nelahozeves Castle, admire the charming handmade pottery of Štěchovice, and fall in love with the Gothic architecture of the historic town of Kutna Hora, known for its UNESCO heritage sites. Wondering how long your Czech Republic trip should be? Explore the Czech Republic itineraries featured below to find out.