Fly to Australia's most recognizable natural landmark, the large sandstone rock formation also known as Ayers Rock or Uluru. You can land at Connellan Airport, a neat airport suitable for jets up to the Boeing 737-800. It handles around...

Kastellorizo is a small island located only 2 kilometers from the Turkish coast. It's past it's heyday as it now only has just under 500 inhabitants while it used to have as many as 10,000 at the end of the nineteenth century. But for...

Sharm El-Sheikh "the bay of the Sheikh" is one of the most popular holiday destinations at the Red Sea and the second biggest airport in Egypt. Handling up to 7.5 million passengers per year with its new remarkable terminal, the airport...

The island of Djerba, located in the Gulf of Gabes off the coast of Tunisia, is not only the largest island of North Africa but also a popular destination for tourists, scuba divers and water sports enthusiasts. With just over 500 square...

The Seychelles are a group of islands in the Indian Ocean, north of Madagascar and approximately 600 nautical miles away from the African continent - but to most of us the name is a synonym for a tropical paradise, for luxury vacations,...