Toronto is a multicultural cosmopolitan and home to one of the most culturally diverse groups of people in the world.

Nestled in the hills of Mae Hong Son province in Northern Thailand beside a pretty little river is the popular bohemian village of Pai.

Who ever said bigger is better?

Since its colonisation by the Dutch in 1638, any group of people who have come to Mauritius have shaped its culture in a way that can still be felt today.

It's a little known fact, but the Big Ben actually refers to the bell, not the building, and was named after Benjamin Hall…

Hong Kong is a cosmopolitan metropolis which provides an intoxicating mix of eastern and western culture.

Borneo's wilderness has always been one of those destinations which feels like a trek to simply get there

Cairo offers its visitors an incredible selection of shopping leisure, culture and attractions.

Solo (Surakarta), the undiscovered jewel of Indonesia, often plays second fiddle to its more famous neighbour Yogyakarta.

Mark Twain described the sea around Mauritius as "just about the divinist colour known to nature."