Dominican Republic

Dominica

Denmark

Czech Republic

Curaçao

Located just 145 km/90 mi l es south of Florida, Cuba and its 1,600 smaller islands and cays make up the largest country in the Greater Antilles. The main island is about 1,260 km/770 miles in length and between 32 and 195 km/20 and 120 miles wide. It covers 110,860 square km/43,000square miles. The country is shaped like a crocodile or lizard. Its shores run for 3,700 km/2,300 miles and are touched by the Atlantic to the north and east, the Caribbean to the south, and the Gulf of Mexico to the west. Cuba has almost 300 beaches.

Costa Rica is a cosmopolitan country blessed with an exotic landscape and an uncommon landscape perfect for eco-tourism. It is not as inexpensive as the rest of Central America, or even as cheap as it was before eco-tourists discovered its beauty. One often hears the remark that Costa Rica is a “third-world country with first-world prices.” While in some ways that is true, your vacation dollars will still go a long way here, and even the higher-priced itineraries offer tremendous value. In addition, thousands of expatriates and retirees have settled here for the climate, culture and lower cost of living, making Costa Rica a very North American-friendly destination.

Australia

Colombia

China, a country of superlatives, most populous of nations, hidden for so long, is now emerging onto the world travel scene. From frozen north to tropical south, modern east to wild west, this is a huge, diverse land just waiting to be explored. It abounds in magnificent sights – some are natural like the mystical limestone peaks of Guangxi, while others are manmade testaments to the power and glory of China’s past, such as the Forbidden City. Some are a combination of the two such as the Great Wall or the impossibly steep Longji rice-terraces, where man has ruthlessly crowned nature’s achievements.