Singapore

Exotic Singapore retains the allure of the Orient and the tastes of the East in a glittering setting of skyscrapers and polished pavements. Brimming with unbridled energy, this little dynamo in South East Asia embodies the finest of both East and West. With its friendly and welcoming people, state-of-the-art infrastructure and something new happening everyday, Singapore is a holiday like no other.

Dubai

Dubai today is flashy, fun and slightly surreal. Renowned for its sand, sun and shopping it is a great destination to take a holiday. It was once a tranquil town of coral-and-gypsum courtyard houses built by Persian traders and palm-frond huts housing Bedouin fisherman and pearl divers. Today shiny new skyscrapers reflect the mosques and wind towers of Old Dubai.

Mauritius

Mauritius - Few who come here ever leave disappointed from this exotic destination - the lively and warm people, the relaxed vibes and the music of everyday life are likely to leave an even greater impression on any visitor than even the most sumptuous palm fringed beaches, luxurious hotels and crystal-clear waters.

Maldives

Maldives - This group of 1190 coral islands is also a major tropical destination for scuba divers, who come for the fabulous reefs and the wealth of marine life; however, this is not a place for low budget backpackers who want to travel independently and live as the locals do.

Indonesia

Indonesia is a unique destination, its standard-setting hotels enhanced by breathtaking natural scenery and the inherent spirituality of its people. Bali is Indonesia’s most famous destination, the beaches enticing sun worshippers and its interiors attracting those with more of an interest in Balinese art and culture.

China

China - a destination to soak up its unparalleled cultural attractions, although many are surprised to discover how modern it has become. China is far from being a holiday destination – it is a traveller’s paradise and an experience to savour!

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka - This exotic island teems with bird life, and even the occasional elephant or leopard. To top it all off, the people are friendly, the food is delicious and costs are low.

Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a wonderful destination in its own right, a repository of traditional Chinese culture with recent echoes of a colonial British past. The city has a glut of outstanding restaurants, tourist attractions and sublime shopping complexes to match its standing as one of the key economies of the Pacific Rim.

Malaysia

Malaysia - For sheer variety of experience, there is no country quite like Malaysia, home to the world's oldest rainforest, pristine beaches and a cosmopolitan capital. Langkawi and Pangkor Laut are Malaysia’s most popular tourist destinations.

New Zealand

New Zealand - Any number of vigorous outdoor activities can be done in this destination - tramping (hiking), skiing, rafting and, of course, that perennial favourite, bungy jumping - await the adventurous client. You can swim with dolphins, gambol with newborn lambs, whale-watch or fish for fattened trout in pristine streams and rivers.