Travel Guides

A trip to Israel offers visitors a unique blend of religious sites, ancient heritage and cosmopolitan cities. From the iconic Western Wall and Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem to the Dead Sea’s mineral-rich waters and Masada’s cliff-top fortress, there are many places to visit in Israel. Vibrant Tel Aviv adds another layer to this adventure, mixing sparkling beaches, world-class museums and enticing cuisine. Whether you are a history buff, a beach lover, or a foodie, a trip to Israel promises an extraordinary adventure.

Tucked between the Balkans and central Europe and boasting over 1,200 islands, Croatia is a true jewel of the Adriatic. This sun-kissed country has everything from spectacular natural landscapes to stellar cities and a rich cultural and historical legacy represented in historical sites(including well-preserved Roman ruins), medieval towns, and charming villages. Beyond its cultural and historical allure, Mediterranean delights like fresh seafood, local wines, and delectable pastries abound. Whether exploring ancient cities, relaxing on pristine beaches, or embarking on island adventures, a Croatia trip captivates every traveler. Let’s look at some of the best places to visit in Croatia.

Find all the best places to visit on your trip to South Korea, a nation that seamlessly weaves ancient charm with modern allure.Step into the vibrant heart of Seoul and visit the majestic Gyeongbokgung Palace, the futuristic Dongdaemun Design Plaza, and the vibrant Myeongdong shopping street. Explore Gyeongju — a living museum adorned with treasures like the Bulguksa Temple and Seokguram Grotto. On Jeju Island, be enchanted by the natural splendors of Hallasan National Park and the mesmerizing Manjanggul Cave. Don’t forget to partake in cultural tea ceremonies in Busan and the lively tradition of Hanbok-wearing in the quaint village of Jeonju!

Straddling the crossroads of Central Europe, Hungary steps up its charm one church at a time — from the Gothic Matthias Church in Budapest to the St. Peter and Paul's Cathedral Basilica in Pecs. Then there are its thermal spas, like the famous cave bath of Miskolctapolca and Mako's architecturally dazzling Hagymatikum Bath, stunning lake towns, and vineyards that produce Hungary’s finest wines. From relaxing in a bath and cycling around Lake Velence to tasting Villany’s excellent wines and hiking in Bukk National Park, you’ll love the unique experiences that this country has to offer to its visitors. Here is our list of the 10 best places to visit in Hungary. Read on to find out more about our trips to Hungary.

October is surely an underrated month for a trip to Hungary. With fewer tourists and lower prices, Hungary in October is much more accessible than during the high season between June and August. The cooler temperatures typical of this period mean you can still comfortably enjoy outdoor activities, such as sightseeing and hiking, before the winter while also making the most of the many festivals this month. Explore the beautiful Buda Castle without massive tourist crowds, try your hikers on at the Predikaloszek, one of the most scenic hiking trails in the country, or relax with a visit to the thermal Lake Hevíz; there are plenty of highlights for a trip to Hungary in October!

There is no better introduction to a tour of Hungary than Budapest, where you can visit ‘ruin bars’ opened in abandoned buildings, admire Tivadar Kosztka’s paintings at the Hungarian National Gallery, and take a warm bath in the famous Szechenyi Spa. But beyond the capital city, there are many more things to see and do. From admiring the religious art at Esztergom’s Christian Museum to exploring the fairytale caves and beautiful trails of Aggtelek National Park and finding out why the ancient town of Kalocsa is Hungary’s paprika capital, here is a list of the best things to do in Hungary.

A trip to the Philippines in March makes for a busy time as the country enters the high travel season. It’s going to be quite hot and humid for daytime sightseeing, so it’s best to plan your tours before noon or closer to the evening. Set aside the afternoon time for beach-lounging and water sports. Popular tourist destinations like Nido, Boracay and Cebu are particularly crowded around this time. To escape the tourist hordes and high temperature, head to the mountains in North Luzon.

From the bustling streets of Berlin to the fairytale castles of Bavaria, a trip to Germany offers a diverse range of places to visit. Immerse yourself in the historical significance of the Berlin Wall, wander through the romantic streets of Heidelberg, marvel at the architectural splendor of Cologne Cathedral, and explore the natural beauty of the Black Forest. Whether you're seeking cultural encounters, breathtaking natural scenery, or urban adventures, we will unveil the most captivating places to visit in Germany.

Frozen lakes sparkle under the wintry sun. Magical Northern Lights illuminate the inky night sky. From the lively cityscapes of Helsinki to the serene expanses of Lapland, a trip to Finland in winter offers a myriad of experiences. As snow paints the landscapes white, ski season kicks off sometime around late November, and before you know it, the festival season is here. It’s time to meet Santa Claus in his village in Lapland. As winter progresses in Finland, more fun and adventure await, from cross-country skiing to staying in an ice hotel to reindeer and husky sledding.

Welcome to Norway, a land of mesmerizing natural beauty, where majestic snow-capped mountains watch over pristine fjords and hidden coves from afar, and age-old traditions contribute to the rich cultural tapestry of this Scandinavian gem.Whether you prefer to explore Oslo’s modern elegance, wander the picturesque streets of the UNESCO-listed Bryggen Wharf in Bergen, cruise through the awe-inspiring Geirangerfjord, or witness the celestial dance of the Northern Lights in Tromsø, here are the best places to visit Norway.

Majestic mountains, medieval towns, and mouthwatering chocolate—Switzerland’s picture-perfect landscapes are plucked straight from a fairytale. But there’s so much more to this tiny land-locked country in central Europe. From cosmopolitan cities with world-class restaurants to shimmering lakes and iconic ski resorts, Switzerland has something for even the most discerning traveler, whether you’re planning a Switzerland trip for the first time or a seasoned local looking to explore. Here’s our list of the best places to visit in Switzerland.

History, wildlife, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cultures— Kenya truly offers it all. Discover the diverse wonders of the country during your 2 weeks in Kenya. Wander through bustling Nairobi, explore the vast Maasai Mara, and marvel at the serene beauty of Lake Nakuru. Dive into the rich wildlife experiences and stunning landscapes, from the coastal allure of Mombasa to the breathtaking scenery of Mount Kenya. Two weeks also allow you to venture further afield to neighboring Tanzania to explore its national parks, culture and beaches. Whether joining a thrilling safari, relaxing on pristine beaches, or hiking through scenic highlights, a 14-day trip to Kenya will help you uncover the country’s most spectacular sights and experiences.

You’d be hard-pressed to travel around the Philippines in September without getting soaked. Situated in the center of the rainy season, this wet and wild monsoon month is bound to bring a downpour or two. The upside to all these downpours? Touring the Philippines in September means lower prices and thinner tourist crowds. The Visayas archipelago receives less than half that rainfall but not enough to spoil island-hopping trips. The inner Visayan Islands, such as Negros and Cebu, enjoy some shelter from typhoons and the monsoon. Southern highlights like Siargao, Cagayan de Oro, and Davao offer even drier weather this time of year.

December is a fantastic time to tour the Philippines. It is the start of the dry season and the weather is mostly clear and sunny. Whether you’re here to explore pristine coral reefs or scale ominous sky-high volcanoes, an abundance of adventures await. This sun-drenched archipelago, home to over 7,000 islands, becomes a mecca for beach lovers and outdoor enthusiasts during this time. The only downside of visiting the Philippines in December is that the country gets rather busy, especially towards the end of the month. This means crowded sites and higher prices for hotels and airfares.

The Philippines in July is humid and rainy, but the gentle rain breeze and the calmer weather with sparse crowds can be attractive to some. Frequent showers also unleash the verdant beauty of the islands for picturesque views everywhere you look. You can find many dry days in July on the islands of Samar, Siargao, and Cebu—the best tourist attractions during this month, perfect for a beach holiday.Keep reading for more about touring the Philippines in July.