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When it comes to size, few cities can beat Sao Paulo. The largest city in the southern hemisphere, Sao Paulo is the eighth-largest city in the world. A massive cultural, economic and political superpower, Sao Paulo is home to some of the biggest international events as well as one of the largest financial markets in the world.


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The former capital of Brazil and one of the largest cities in South America, Rio de Janeiro is a massive holiday destination as well as one of the biggest financial centres in South America. Parties, nature, festivals, beaches, business and tourist-spots make Rio de Janeiro one of the most-visited cities in the entire southern hemisphere. From the largest football stadium in the world to the largest statue of Jesus Christ, Rio de Janeiro has something for tourists of all kind.


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One of the most important cities in France, Strasbourg is the capital of the European Parliament. A fantastic city that offers a deep look into France’s vibrant medieval history, the city incorporates a number of cultures and blends them to create its own unique character.

The city is known to attract some of the world’s biggest political names as well as a large herd of tourists every year. With many other major European institutions also based out of Strasbourg, the diplomat traffic tends to be on the higher side. As a result, the city offers some fine hotels and plenty of visual treats to keep its visitors happy.


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Beaches and resorts that face some of the most breathtaking landscape on the planet – that is Punta Cana to the average tourist. With the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean spreading out before them, Punta Cana has been one of the biggest tourist spots, in the Dominican Republic, since the 1970s. An hour from the nearest city, Punta Cana is all about taking time off and going down to the beach for a relaxing day without any worries.


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San Antonio is the second-largest city within the state of Texas, United States. San Antonio has sparsely populated areas and a low density rate outside of the city. Its weather is comfortably warm and rainy in the spring. Spring is the best time to visit San Antonio. In San Antonio, July and August are the average warmest months having an average high of 95 °F. The coolest month is January.


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It began as a simple rail depot – a small link between Mombasa and Uganda – for the British. Today, it is one of the fastest growing commercial and political cities on the continent of Africa. Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, is the 12th largest city on the continent and is also one of the most populated cities in East Africa. Slowly, Nairobi has become a massive cosmopolitan state that has combined its British influence with its African heritage to emerge as a “better city”.


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A relatively small town surrounded by Pine forests on three sides and the sea on the fourth, Icmeler (pronounced: each-mell-er) is a popular holiday resort destination for people from all over Turkey, Europe and even the world. A former fishing village, Icmeler was a small village known for fishing and sponge-diving. However, increased tourism has turned this village into the heart of the Turkish Riviera.


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