Nicaragua
After a history of political and economic turmoil, Nicaragua is now emerging as one of Central America’s most popular tourist destinations. Travelers will have the opportunity to explore the cobblestone streets of the old Spanish colonial cities, experience the historic lands of Granada and León, sail across Lake Nicaragua to the volcanic island of Ometepe, and explore the countryside with its cattle ranches and coffee plantations.
Lebanon
Lebanon is a majestic ancient land. Its people are hospitable and Lebanese cuisine is rich and varied. Visitors to Lebanon can experience the pleasures of hiking along the most beautiful stretches of coastal trails, explore the ruins of Roman temples of Baalbek and Crusader sea castles, and climb to the top of Qurnat, the highest mountain in Lebanon at 3,088 meters.
Dominica and Antigua Islands
Hurricanes Maria and Irma could not erase the romance and charm of Dominica and Antigua. This Caribbean destination welcomes visitors from all over the world with its lush green forests and idyllic white beaches. Visitors can enjoy the Ramblers walking holiday, and take a local ferry to Martinique and St Lucia to experience the unique landscape and culture of these beautiful islands. Dominica is also famous for its majestic mountains, lush rainforests, poetic rivers and sparkling waterfalls.
Rwanda
In 2019, Rwanda marked 25 years of peace and is now one of the most stable and prosperous countries in Africa. Rwanda is famous for its Virunga National Park, home to a variety of wildlife, including mountain gorillas. Visitors can also see wildlife in the rocky highlands and wet plains of Akagera National Park, hike along the shores of Lake Kivu and explore the famous Congo-Nile River basin.
Ethiopia
In Ethiopia, visitors will explore the bustling capital Addis Ababa, visit the nature reserves and diverse tribal communities in the Omo Valley. Visitors can also take a journey through the unspoiled country of Ethiopia. The trip will take visitors to the remote homes of the tribes living in the Omo Valley and Lake Chamo.
Visitors will visit the Dorze people, famous for their unique bee houses and colorful textiles, and see the houses in Hamer village, made entirely of mud. A boat trip across the lake will also help visitors understand the rich birdlife and the indigenous way of life that has remained unchanged for centuries.
Türkiye
This Black Sea country is considered a gateway to Europe and has a lot to offer. Starting in Kars, near the Armenian border, visitors can explore the ancient ruins of Ani, before returning along the Black Sea, via the historic sites of Amaysa and Safranbolu.
Visitors can also enjoy Turkish specialties and relax on the beaches of the Black Sea. History buffs and foodies alike can enjoy a trip to Türkiye in a place that is changing rapidly.
Russia
After successfully hosting the 2018 World Cup, Russia has become an attractive tourist destination in Europe and the world. The first stop for tourists will probably be Moscow, where they will visit Lenin's mausoleum, wander the red brick towers of the Kremlin, explore the city's iconic onion domes, including the dazzling St. Basil's Cathedral on Red Square.
Tourists can also visit the city of St Petersburg with its Venetian-style canal network, and admire the neoclassical buildings, which are greatly influenced by the European Renaissance style.
Pakistan
Pakistan is a warm, hospitable land and a wonderful place to travel. Travelers will travel from the plains through the mountains of the North, trekking through the Babusar Pass and the Kaghan Valley to reach the Deosai Plateau.
Visitors can also experience the surreal landscapes of the towering Skardu and Nanga Parbat mountains or the majestic Fairy Meadows and Rakaposhi in Hunza. And nothing beats visiting the forts of Baltit, Mastuj, Chitral and enjoying fresh apricots in the valleys of Kalash.
Summer is also the time when the Uchaw festival and the Shandur Polo festival are held, visitors will enjoy the unique traditional cultures of Pakistan.
Bosnia
Bosnia is famous for its old town of Sarajevo, where visitors can enjoy hearty meals at a family home in an isolated Bosnian village, explore the Franciscan church and the Kraljeva Sutjeska monastery.
Visitors will also visit the Jajce waterfall in the city center, admire the famous Mostar bridge and explore the ancient Blagaj monastery built in the 15th century, located at the source of the Buna river below a 200-meter-high cliff.
