Africa

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Egypt

From the moment you step out onto the cracked pavement of the city of old Cairo, a myriad of scents hits you, especially dust and smoke – the result of a city that receives only a handful of rainy days a year. One quarter of Egyptians live in Cairo…

Morocco

Often referred to as the gateway to Africa, the city has a fascinating history which results in the culture you see today. For the last 40 years or so, the city has been romanticised by its early visitors - the French were some of the first to visit it shores…

Zanzibar

Arabic dhows with large sails floating away from white sandy beaches into aqua blue waters is one of the images that sums up this whimsical location, which has been influenced by many empires, cultures and traders.

Asia

India

The capital of India – New Delhi’s roads are a chaotic mix of foot traffic, cows, motorbikes, rickshaws and cars, and the sound of honking is the sound track of the city. A taxi driver once said ‘you need three things to drive in Delhi…’

Singapore

Singapore is a tiny island nation – only 50 km from east to west - full of surprises. It has a colourful heritage, including early Chinese, Malay and Indonesian influences, and was then called Singapura, the Lion City.

Australia

Tasmania

Tasmania is the small island off main land Australia that packs a punch for its size. North of the island, you’ll find Launceston – the largest town in the region…

Europe

Belgium

Brussels is a city that engulfs all senses, romanticizing its visitors through the sights of old, beautiful buildings, the sounds of cars dashing through cobblestone streets and the smell of chocolate and waffles drifting through the air.