Major cities are incubators of ideas and innovation, attracting the best and brightest minds from around the world. Looking at some of the cities at the forefront of innovation gives an indication of where the rest of the world is heading. The world's most forward-thinking cities are inspiring trends which will inevitably spread across the planet.

Home to some of the most iconic buildings, structures, and landmarks you will ever see, Paris is considered to be among the most romantic cities in the world. It is a city that appeals to couples, fashionistas, families, and even backpackers who prefer communal hostals over luxury hotels. Paris is known for its inventive gourmet and casual gastronomy, its fine museums and renowned art galleries

City breaks give you the chance to experience a country's art, history, and culture, without you needing to spend an extended amount of time in one location. They are ideal for couples, solo travellers, and families, and you will find that most European cities cater to every interest.

It’s not a part of the UK that gets as much love as it should. But it definitely should get some love. Wales is easily one of the most beautiful and best-preserved parts of Great Britain. Not just in terms of some astounding environments but in terms of a storied and impressive legacy amongst the other kingdoms of the islands. The next time you’re looking for some immense sights to see and nature to experience, head Wales-wards.

Ireland offers the visitor a wide variety of attractions, from busy towns to some of the most beautiful scenery in Europe. The Emerald Isle will more than meet the expectations of the most seasoned traveler. There follows a list of ten Irish destinations. 

Located in central Europe and situated between Austria and Romania, Hungary is a landlocked country with a population of just under 10 million.  We’ve put together a list of 20 unique towns and cities that we think offer visitors some fantastic things to do and see while in Hungary. Some are large cities, bustling with tourists, while others are smaller, lesser-known towns that provide a more relaxing experience.