Though Japan is a modern and progressive country, many parts of its culture remain very traditional and there is a strict etiquette that the Japanese people live their lives by.
James Cameron's Titanic (1997) is one of the biggest blockbuster movies of all time, telling the fictional account of the sinking of RMS Titanic. Like all great films, Titanic brought history to life, and one of the main reasons
Bars, pubs, and nightclubs in the UK now number just over 8,000. Combined they employ nearly 80,000 people and take in revenues of about £2 billion annually.
Sydney is famous for its sandy beaches and is boasted to be the most glamorous city in the world which has something for everyone.
Those of you who love to travel and explore various parts of the planet will love to know about the dazzling Canary Islands, one of the most popular tourist destinations in this part of the hemisphere. Beautiful beaches, breath-taking natural sceneries and super-friendly locals are always waiting to greet tourists with the most open hearts.
Wales is a fantastic place for an activity break in the UK - especially if you fancy trying something a little out of the ordinary. One of the things I love about the country is that there are just so many incredible landscapes to explore, and it's this quality that really adds that special something to its activity options.
Voted the Most Liveable City of 2011, Melbourne, Australia is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world with residents who represent more than 140 nations.
Most of Austria is in the mountains, the Alps and Carpathians. The rest of the country has fertile farmland, part of the Vienna Basin. Lakes, rivers, mountains and valleys provide endless outdoor activities in some of the world's most gorgeous landscapes.
Rome is one of the best destinations to travel to with your little loved ones. It is abound with ruins and churches, but also many attractions that the children will like too. The children will be very happy to be there