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The best places to visit in the world to get off the beaten track and find some unusual flavours and history?
Maybe you're about to plan your trip. Maybe you're dreaming in an armchair, or the crook of an early morning commute from a stranger's armpit on your phone.
Perhaps, slap, bang, thank you ma'am, you're seeking classics like London, Paris, New York.
Or maybe, like, me you're in love with all things UNESCO?
Whichever it is, great news, you've landed on the destinations tab and are well on your way to exploring the world!
We have more than ten year's worth of professional travel blogging material, here, and it's time to slice and dice it. For expert travel tips and packing advice, head here. For destination-based work, read on...
We've over 40 countries featured on this site but sometimes you want to plunge right into a region. We get it.
So, to explore Oman, Jordan, Sharjah and more, head over to the Middle East.
This page talks about some of the best places to visit in Africa and heads beyond the Big Five.
Read about Australian landmarks here.
explore more of North Asia and South Asia, with a focus on Japan.
Being European, and currently living in Europe, Europe's a biggie. It's divided into North Europe, South Europe, Western Europe and Eastern Europe.
There's a guide to the best islands in the Caribbean and a collection of South American highlights.
Of course, how could we forget the best of the USA and the hat on top, Canada!
Everyone has a passion. And there are places in the world that will call to that.
Find the best wildlife experiences here or the best hikes in the world, according to certified mountain guides.
When it comes to relaxation, we have a guide to the best spas in the world.
Perhaps we shouldn't, but everyone has favourites. When I fall in love with a person, I marry them (this has only happened once.) When I fall in love with a city, I write a travel guide about it (I am beginning to lose count.) I sometimes live with both. Here are the cities I've lived in and fallen in love with - or at least visited many, many, M-A-N-Y times.
We write travel guides based on when you are able to travel rather than only where you want to go. Because we understand there isn't always a choice. Not to worry, the world is a great big place and here's what you can do with it...
For a spot of year round sunshine, try the Caribbean or the Middle East.
Embrace the cold and the sight of the sun by travelling to the Arctic Circle to stay in an ice hotel or hitting the European and North American ski slopes.
Catch the last of the ski season in Europe or else enjoy some off peak art in Italian hotspots like Venice and Florence.
Make sure to head to Seville to catch Semana Santa and the Feria de Abril.
May is a wonderful time to start visiting Southern Europe before the skies become too hot or everyone leaves for the August shutdown.
Zanzibar and New York City are just two extremes open for travel at this time of the year. And literature lovers should make their way to Dublin for Bloomsday.
July marks the month for Canada, with the first of the month marking Canada Day. It's a summer of festivals and the great outdoors.
August marks your best shot at Britain as the rugged Pembrokeshire coastline warms up and the Royal Parks of London spill with summery good cheer.
Surprise beach spots in Europe, like Scheveningen in The Hague, also make sense.
September's a dream month for much of Europe, as the crowds melt, the kids go back to school but the days are still long, the air fresh. Much of China and Japan is readily accessible and the oppressive levels of heat in the Middle East begin to wilt down to more bearable levels.
Greece and the Galapagos come into their own as travel destinations in October, while "leaf peeping" makes forests scarlet in New England.
November is a great time to visit the UNESCO side of Tenerife with warm days and evenings to match both beach and culture activities. It's also good for Yangon and Myanmar as well as Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah in the Middle East.
Tis the season for Christmas markets, not to mention the start of the ski season in Europe. In the southern hemispheres, this marks one of the few times you can access Patagonia and it's just fun in the sun in Australia and South Africa.