1. Dubai  more info... Dubai, where ancient and modern meet between the desert and the warm blue waters of the southern Gulf, you can enjoy winter sunshine in five-star luxury Arabian style. Embark upon a desert safari, go camel riding, visit a traditional Bedouin village, or tour magnificent palaces. Alternatively, sunbath and swim, scuba-dive, sail, or water-ski. Just seven hours flying time from London, the UAE offers a huge choice of things to see and do on your holiday, including shopping, sightseeing, sunbathing, exciting nightlife, water sports, world championship golf courses, exotic sights, desert safaris and superb cuisine. Dubai has emerged as one of the more popular gateways to the UAE, offering exceptional standards of accommodation for those looking for holidays in Dubai.  Click here for our DUBAI Hotels List Climate: Warm Dry Language : Arabic Currency : Dirham Time(GMT): GMT(+4)

2. Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi is one of the wealthiest cities in the world, from its humble beginning as a small fishing village the city has transformed itself to the hub of government and business life. Abu Dhabi is known as the Garden City of the Gulf with its large gardens and beautiful parks, green boulevards which line all the streets and roads. The city has state of the art communication services and transport amenities making exploring this wonderful city easy; coupled with the presence of all the international luxury hotel chains, great shopping malls, cultural centre and events Abu Dhabi really offers you a great holiday experience all year round.  Click here for our ABU DHABI Hotels List Climate: Warm Dry Language : Arabic Currency : Dirham Time(GMT): GMT(+4)

3. Egypt Egypt has a mystical and timeless appeal that has been attracting travellers for centuries. Ancient civilisations have left their impression on the landscape, creating what today must rank as one of the most spectacular sightseeing destinations in the world. The new and rapidly developing Red Sea resorts offer a superb climate, excellent scuba diving, water-sports and great beaches. Egypt is a land of huge contrasts from the fascinating sights of the Pharoahs, on the banks of the Nile at Luxor to the glorious beaches of the Red Sea at Sharm El Sheikh, this is a land of great contrast, where ancient and modern life exist side by side. A holiday to Egypt will stimulate your mind, captivate your heart and steal your soul.  Click here for our EGYPT Hotels List Climate: Warm Dry Language : Arabic Currency : Egyptian Pound Time(GMT): GMT(+2)

4. Mauritius Mauritius is an all year destination with a tropical climate, cooled by the gentle breezes of the Indian Ocean. Approximately the size of Surrey, Mauritius lies just above the Tropic of Capricorn and is an island paradise of white sandy beaches, protected by an off shore coral reef that extends around the island. The people are warm and friendly, the cuisine is delightful and the diversity of customs, cultures and languages make the island vibrant and appealing. any of the local villages and resorts have an excellent selection of restaurants offering Indian, Chinese, Creole and European dishes. Daytime activities are available in hotels and include most water-sports. Diving and big game fishing are popular, with many of the larger hotels have fully fitted boats available for hire. Shopping is great value for money, in particular locally made products. The two best places for clothes are at the magnificent Le Grand Caudan Waterfront or the island main tourist resort of Grand Baie.  Click here for our MAURITIUS Hotels List Climate: Tropical Language : French Currency : Mauritius Rupee Time(GMT): GMT(+4)

5. Maldives The Maldives are a cluster of almost 2,000 atolls and lagoons that lie in the Indian Ocean, just off the coast of Sri Lanka. They form a magical blue and green mosaic of palm shaded, beach fringed islands embraced by shimmering waters. Marco Polo referred to the islands as the lower of Atoll and Ari Atoll. Their white sand beaches are protected by miles of sheltered reefs that teem with fish the Indies. Some of the islands are inhabited by the native Maldivians, who live from the wealth of their catch, whilst over 80 are tourist resorts, located around the North Atoll, South and brightly coloured coral. Conditions for water-sports are unrivalled with warm water, superb underwater visibility and an abundance of coral life. To many dive enthusiasts the waters of the Maldives rate as the best in the world. Many islands are small enough to walk around the perimeter in a few minutes whilst others are quite sophisticated with a choice of restaurants and bars.  Click here for our MALDIVES Hotels List Climate: Tropical Language : English Currency : Maldivian Rufiyaa Time(GMT): GMT(+5)

6. Sri Lanka Sri Lanka is an island located off the southern tip of India. Formerly known as Ceylon, the country was once a British colony under the Raj and is now independent. Despite the closeness to India, Sri Lanka is noticeably more serene. The Island idyllic landscape knows as the Garden of Eden is only 270 miles long and 140 miles across. This beautiful country welcomes visitors to experience the nations glittering tapestry of culture, and the rich abundance of natural resources, fauna and flora, mountains, rivers and beautiful beaches. Part of the charm of touring around the island is the unhurried life-style of the people and the sights and sounds of the unexpected. It will make an unforgettable holiday experience on one of the most scenic islands in the world.  Click here for our SRI LANKA Hotels List Climate: Tropical Language : Singhalese Currency : Sri Lankan Rupee Time(GMT): GMT(+6)

7. Malaysia  more info... Centuries of traders have been attracted to Malaysia for its natural minerals of spices, silks, silver and tin ore. The natural qualities of this land continue to appeal, but it is now the warm blue seas and beautiful beaches that entice travellers. The capital city of Kuala Lumpur offers a fascinating combination of East and West with its mingling of modern skyscrapers and traditional street markets. Along the north-west coast you can unwind from the hustle and bustle of the city in one of the many beautiful beach resorts. Penang has attractive scenery and good water sports while the picturesque resort of Langkawi is a quiet escape with its fishing village and deserted beaches. Malaysia is an ideal destination for those wanting to combine a cosmopolitan city break with a relaxing beach holiday.  Click here for our MALAYSIA Hotels List Climate: Tropical Language : Malay Currency : Ringgit Time(GMT): GMT(+8)

8. Prague  more info... From May to September is generally the most popular time to visit Prague, although the winter months are not to be discounted. Temperatures in summer are usually around the 30°C level, dropping to 5°C in the cooler months, creating wonderful contrasts and climates to enjoy this beautiful city. Want to avoid the crowds but not brave the cold? Try Prague in the spring, when the streets are quiet and peaceful and warm sunshine bathes the city of a thousand spires in golden light.  Click here for our PRAGUE Hotels List Climate: Cool Summer; Cold Winters Language : Czech Currency : Czech Koruna Time(GMT): GMT(+1)

9. Amsterdam Summer is a great time to visit Amsterdam, when you can bathe in the sunshine by the canals and marvel at the beautiful galleries and museums. To avoid the crowds, try the city in winter, when the streets and museums are quiet – if the weather gets cold enough see the famous canals turned into giant ice rinks enjoyed by visitors and locals alike. In spring, when the bulb fields are in bloom, the city comes alive with colour and vibrancy.  Click here for our AMSTERDAM Hotels List Climate: Cool Summer; Cold Winters Language : Dutch Currency : Euro Time(GMT): GMT(+1)

10. Budapest Budapest is divided into two sides, which were once separate communities, by the Danube. On the Buda side are Castle Hill, with tourist sights like the Liberty Statue, the Royal Palace complex, Matthias Church and the Fisherman's Bastion, which offers a great view of Pest across the River. Cross the beautiful Chain Bridge to the Pest side and you'll see the landmark Parliament building, which is surrounded by a busy waterfront, home to Budapest's luxury hotels. Leading away from here along Andrassy Ut is the Basilica of Saint Stephen, after which you come to Heroes' Square. You'll find bars in this fashionable area. For a taste of Budapest's Turkish past, visit the Szechenyi baths in the City Park of Varosliget.  Click here for our BUDAPEST Hotels List Climate: Cool Summer; Cold Winters Language : Hungarian Currency : Hungarian Forint Time(GMT): GMT(+1)