When you think of pyramids, Egypt, Mexico and Peru are probably the countries that spring to mind first. However, what you might not be aware of is the fact that Tenerife has its own pyramids too, which are well worth visiting if you're going on holiday there.
Central Asia is an amazing part of the world to travel in and, as it's still not been significantly exposed to large-scale tourism, is a great region to consider exploring if you're looking for somewhere off the beaten track.
Faro is not just the capital of the Algarve, it is also one of the largest cities in this southern region of Portugal and has a sizeable student population. With all these factors combined, it should come as no surprise that it has a bustling, vibrant nightlife. In fact, it's known as something of a party town, so it's the ideal place to let your hair down and have a good evening out.
For holidaymakers hoping to visit somewhere that they can work on their tan there really is no place quite like the Algarve. This sun-soaked coastal region of southern Portugal has an annual average temperature of 30 degrees C in the summer, so it's ideal if you want to escape the stress of day-to-day life and developed a golden complexion.
Choosing the right sort of accommodation can ensure you get the maximum possible enjoyment from your holiday.
If you're keen to explore somewhere packed with cultural attractions and a rich history, Morocco is a fantastic holiday destination to choose. The city of Casablanca is particularly perfect, especially as it has been immortalised to almost mythical status by the film of the same name.
Jamaica is a wonderful destination for a family holiday, with plenty to keep children and grown-ups alike busy. Little ones are bound to love having the opportunity to splash about in one of the island's water parks and try out thrilling slides.
Antoni Gaudi is renowned for his architectural works in Barcelona and, although the Sagrada Familia may be his most famous building, it is far from his only creation in the city. Park Güell is a fantastic example of Gaudi's work.
The British Virgin Islands (BVI) in the Caribbean is a tropical haven, with the archipelago's glorious sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters and waving palm groves all working together to make this destination feel like a real slice of paradise.
It's generally well known that American explorer Hiram Bingham was the first westerner to visit Machu Picchu and tell the world about his discovery. He believed the ruins to be the last city of the Incas and was captivated by what he unearthed here.
If you're keen to take a holiday to an exotic destination that gives you the opportunity to soak up some sunshine, Hawaii is one place that is likely to spring to mind. With an average temperature between 24 and 29.5 degrees C, this group of US islands is the perfect destination to relax and work on your tan.
When it comes to romantic breaks on the continent, there really is nowhere quite like the Canary Islands. Visit this region of Spain with your partner and you'll have ample opportunity to soak up some sunshine, largely as the annual average temperature is 22 degrees C. One part of the archipelago that is especially well suited to a loving holiday is Fuerteventura, where you will discover beautiful natural landscapes alongside amazing weather.
You don't need to stay in expensive hotels or frequent exclusive clubs to enjoy a fabulous holiday. Sometimes, all you need is some sunny weather, a pair of comfortable walking shoes and a city filled with beautiful sights.
Certain place names always crop up when people talk about luxury ski resorts, but inevitably as soon as the tourist hordes descend on them they tend to lose some of their magic. With this in mind, we've put together a few of the most special mountain resorts containing the best high-end ski chalets.
Albufeira is often described as the gateway to Portugal's Algarve region, so you could be forgiven for thinking that there's little more here than stunning beaches and excellent golf courses. However, the region boasts some fascinating historical sites.
If you're eager to embark on a family holiday this summer but aren't quite sure where to go, you might want to consider taking a trip to the Mediterranean. This part of the world has long been a popular destination for British families, not only because it is quick and easy to reach from home, but also because it benefits from fantastic year-round weather.
There's more to Egypt than its ancient wonders and fabulous Red Sea resorts - one of the country's most interesting landscapes to explore is the desert. There are several vast sandy areas that you should consider adding to your holiday itinerary.
When it comes to holidays that your pet can enjoy as much as you can, not many destinations beat the Isle of Wight. This little isle, which is just off the UK's south coast, is renowned for welcoming pooches and their owners with a variety of fantastic walks.
Located in the Mediterranean, the island of Cyprus benefits from glorious weather all year round, with plenty of gorgeous beaches and crystal clear water. However, the nation offers far more than just sun, sand and sea, boasting a wide array of fascinating historical and cultural sites that provide an insight into the ancient world.
Visit a big city in the UK and you can be fairly certain of seeing the same big high street names in each. For those who love shopping for vintage and unique clothes, this can soon become a bit of a bore - so we recommend heading to Newcastle for a fresh shopping experience.
If you decide to head to the Bay of Naples for a sailing holiday, you'll probably be thinking about exploring the city itself, as well as the chic islands of Capri and Ischia. Make sure you don't overlook the charming isle of Procida, though.
Switzerland might not be top of your list when it comes to places you want to see, but its combination of snow-capped mountains, picture-postcard towns and adorable steam railways should propel it up there anyway.
If you want your next holiday to offer both a generous helping of sunshine and plenty of cultural attractions, Bali is a fantastic destination to choose. To help give you an idea of what exactly you can expect in terms of the latter, we have put together a short guide.
Spain has long been a popular holiday destination among Britons, largely because of its good year-round weather and terrific cuisine. However, even if you know you want sunshine, sangria and tapas on your next break, it may not make your decision about where in the country to go any easier. Don't worry though, as we've compiled some information about Spain's most iconic cities.
The statues of Vigelandsparken and its corresponding museum make for a fascinating excursion in Oslo.
