Chile's northernmost city, just 19 kilometres from Peru. It is known as the city of eternal spring for its pleasant climate, beaches and the picturesque fisherman's wharf, where you can see pelicans and sea lions.

Valparaiso is said to be where you can eat the best seafood in the whole of Chile. Cuisine aside, the city is renowned for the graffiti covering most of the walls of the houses and for its bright colours.

On this extraordinary island you can enjoy many different experiences: try the maze of Moai statues in the outback, explore its archaeological sites by jeep or snorkel in a coral reef.

With its 900 inhabitants, this Polynesian island in the South Pacific is among the most extraordinary places in the world, also known as the Pearl of the South Seas.

A beautiful and cosmopolitan city surrounded by the Blue Mountains. They owe their name to the blue mist, the result of the sun's rays illuminating dust and droplets of vapour in the atmosphere.

The Busan Tower is 70 metres high, with as many tree species that coexist in Yongdusan Park, the favourite place to relax for the inhabitants of the great Korean port city.

Known as "the Pearl of the Orient”, Shanghai is the largest economic metropolis in China and one of the modern international megacities.

A short distance from the city is the spectacular desert of Wadi Rum with the legendary Petra, a world heritage site and one of the seven wonders of the modern world.

Perhaps the most famous attraction is the Baha'i gardens, with 19 terraces and fine artwork surrounding the beautiful sanctuary of La B'ab. Not to be missed is the panorama of the city.