Clients’ looking for a quick trip to see a hidden side of Japan? Try Kawagoe, just a short 1-hour direct train trip from Tokyo Ikebukuro, it is a destination to immerse oneself into the true history of Japan. Kawagoe is most famous for its many traditional buildings, which have earned it the nickname Koedo (literally “Little Edo”).

Racing events and luxury hotels are usually the first things that come to mind when thinking about Monaco. What many don’t know is that the Principality is dotted with cultural organisations of international calibre, top-class venues, museums and events that are extraordinary and yet occur regularly.

Hawaii is fighting back to lure more Australian visitors whose number dropped due to COVID and the fall in the Aussie dollar.

Monaco’s restaurant scene is thriving more than ever and the Principality is a goldmine of unique dining concepts. From Michelin-starred chefs to local seaside eateries, there is always a new restaurant to check out in the dynamic Principality. Here are some foodie addresses worth recommending to your clients for their next visit:

From classic car rides to spending a night at the museum, Monaco is a goldmine of unique experiences. Here’s the proof with five extraordinary, surprising experiences to be had in the Principality.

Western Australia’s natural wonders are beckoning east coasters to explore the state’s majestic landscapes, flora and fauna, and leave the everyday well-known and well-trodden behind with a getaway to a space unspoiled.

Monaco is known across the world for being one of the most glamorous places to stay on the Riviera. A stay in the Principality is the promise of unforgettable moments with an incredibly high standard of accommodation.

What could be better than the intimate and glamorous atmosphere of the Principality for a romantic getaway?

Choose Monaco for a wellness getaway where you can relax around a swimming pool, on the beach, or enjoy a treatment in one of the world-class hotel spas.

For more than a century, Monaco has been an aspirational symbol of luxury and glamour. What the country lacks in size, it makes up for in history, culture, entertainment and character. Today it is reinventing itself while preserving its environment.

Wide pistes, steep gullies, huge halfpipes. More than 200 ski regions offer everything the heart desires when it comes to winter sports. Here’s a selection of hand-picked recommendations from Switzerland Tourism and its partners.

Ascend a peak, hike through alpine meadows, explore a forest? You decide! Thanks to over 65,000 kilometres of waymarked trails, virtually every corner of Switzerland is waiting to be discovered. The paths are well marked and as varied as the scenery – in fact, they quickly become an end in themselves.