Brazil is a continent-scale country rather than a single destination: Rio de Janeiro beaches and mountains, Sao Paulo museums and dining, Salvador's Afro-Brazilian culture, the Amazon, Pantanal wildlife, colonial towns in Minas...

Germany works well for travelers who want dense city culture, efficient rail connections, major museums, castles, wine regions, national parks, and seasonal events in one trip. The German National Tourist Board organizes the co...

France is one of the world's most varied travel countries, combining art museums, medieval towns, Atlantic and Mediterranean coastlines, Alps and Pyrenees hiking, vineyards, food markets, fashion, gardens, pilgrimage routes, an...

Luxembourg is a small, multilingual grand duchy where a city break can expand quickly into castles, vineyards, forest trails, industrial heritage, and World War II memorials. The official Visit Luxembourg site divides the count...

Poland is a strong first-time Europe destination because it combines major historic cities, rail-friendly routes, mountain and lake regions, Baltic coast resorts, and dense World Heritage coverage. The Polish Tourism Organisati...

Uruguay is a compact South American country where visitors can combine Montevideo's waterfront rambla and Ciudad Vieja, Colonia del Sacramento's cobbled historic quarter, Atlantic beach towns such as Punta del Este, La Pedrera,...

The United States is a continent-scale destination rather than a single easy itinerary, with major draws ranging from New York, Washington, D.C., Chicago, New Orleans, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, and Honolulu...