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Top other countries to include on your tour to Burma If you’re planning on touring Burma, it’s well worth considering visiting a couple of other countries on your travels – especially if you’re hoping to be on the road for several months. Burma is close to some of the world’s most exciting and diverse destinations, with stunning landscapes and cultural treasures. So, where’s best to go? Well, there are a fair few options, so I’ve done my best to narrow them down to the three places that interest me most. And, before I start telling you about them, I’d just like to add that there are lots of ways you can incorporate these into your itinerary. For example, if you’ve booked your tour of Burma already and want to throw some more destinations into the mix, you could see what the same travel company has to offer to nearby countries; you could also do this the other way round, if you have a tour of another nation arranged already. It’s worth bearing in mind that a lot of firms...

Top places to visit in central Goa Today we will explain main attractions in Goa - Planning a holiday to India is exciting – and if your itinerary includes some time in central Goa, there are some sights you won’t want to miss! This stunning destination is home to some of India’s best beaches and by doing a bit of research beforehand, you’ll be able to go off the beaten track and discover the hidden gems of central Goa. Ensure you choose a specialist travel company like Jewel in the Crown Holidays to make your break absolutely perfect. Goa – a world of its own Many people mistakenly believe Goa to be an island, but the smallest state in India is in fact part of the mainland – although it is surrounded by rivers and mountains, which makes it feel separate from the rest of the country. History, as well as geography, also sets Goa apart from mainland India. Central Goa in particular is heavily influenced by the state’s Portuguese past – Goa was liberated from Portuga...

Top sights to see in and around Trinidad in Cuba Explore main attraction in Cuba Recommended places you have to visit during your vacation  Trinidad, a town in the central Cuban province of Sancti Spiritus, is one of the island’s most popular tourist spots thanks to its easygoing nature and abundant attractions. Founded 500 years ago, the town is described by tourism officials as a museum in itself thanks to its historic architecture, which gives it a colonial ambience. You can see the many sights of Trinidad as part of a singles tour with Explore Worldwide. Find out why UNESCO added Trinidad to its World Heritage List Trinidad was named a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1988, with the organisation describing it as “an outstanding example of a colonial city”. Unlike many such settlements, Trinidad has retained its historic core to this day, and anyone with even a passing interest in architecture will be sure to enjoy its many beautiful public  squar...

Caribbean destinations to consider for your 2019 holiday It’s that time of year when everyone’s thoughts turn to planning their next major holiday – and the increasingly dreary British weather means exotic climes are likely to be at the top of the list! One sunshine-filled region well worth considering is the Caribbean. Read on to find out where to go and what to do on your 2019 getaway. Antigua If you’re a beach bum, Antigua is for you. With more than 360 beaches (and new ones opening all the time), perfect water conditions for snorkelling and diving, and a generally laidback vibe (especially on the neighbouring isle of Barbuda, which is extremely quiet), this island paradise is the ideal place in which to top up your tan. Antigua is also a great destination to visit if you like to get active; the steady, warm winds here make it the perfect sailing location, as proven by the many boating events that occur around the island every year. There are plentiful hiking, golf, kay...

Lanzarote’s top historical attractions As the oldest of the Canary Islands, Lanzarote has a long, rich history that began 22 million years ago, when the isle was created by volcanic activity. That’s why I think discovering some of the local historical attractions is an absolute must on holidays here. What most charms me about Lanzarote’s historical sites is that they’re really varied. On the one hand, you’ve got castles and museums, while on the other you’ve got awe-inspiring, almost unearthly landscapes that tell the story of the island’s origin and formation. Cesar Manrique In my mind, one of the most important historical attractions in Lanzarote has to be the house of Cesar Manrique, which was built back in 1968. There are several reasons for this – firstly because Manrique is easily among the island’s most famous former residents, having been born here in 1919. In fact, by visiting his house today, you can view some of his works, as well as those by artists like Jo...