Home to Shakespeare and Arthurian legend, England is also a country rich in aristocratic heritage. Marvel at this country's scenic backdrop, which ranges from long sandy beach coastlines to steep cliffs and isolated rocky coves, and meander through the stunning, ideal-for-walkers, countryside. Loads of excitement and a unique, exquisite ambience await England's tourists.

One of the most popular, most important, and most influential countries in the world is the United States of America. Home to a vastly varying landscape, from snowy peaks to tropical beaches to rustic farmland to gaping caverns, the USA offers something for any taste. It also has a booming economy and uniquely mixed culture. With other countries importing products, entertainment, and ideas created in the USA, it is fair to say that just about every country in the world has been touched by America, but there is nothing like seeing what this land has to offer firsthand.

Enjoy the immensity of Australia's scenic splendor, from its rocky plains and desert landscape of its southern region to a stunning varied coastline of the Northern Territory. Australia is a land steeped in natural and cultural heritage, where indigenous Aboriginal people have lived for at least 40,000 years. Savor intercontinental cuisine, and indulge in the vast array of seafood specialties. Enjoy the fun and excitement of taste testing at the numerous wine and food festivals, and don't miss out on Australia's pub experience.

Canada is probably best known for the stunning beauty of its natural environment. This is with good reason. From coast to coast, Canada is a panorama of gorgeous mountains, lakes, rivers, forests, plains, and more. As a result, the country has an amazing range of outdoor activities that could keep even the most avid enthusiast satisfied for years. With that comes an absorbing history and the cultural diversity of a modern, eclectic nation.

Bask in this tranquil island land filled with scenic natural wonders. Marvel at New Zealand's natural geologic wonders of her North Island's Sulphur City, Rotorua, where hissing geysers, boiling mud, fumaroles and colored craters can be found. Other must-sees on New Zealand's South Island are the immense Franz Josef and Fox glaciers. Immerse yourself in the cultural heritage of New Zealand's indigenous people, the Maori.

Japan is a country that requires a willingness to be surprised. Tokyo is renowned for its high-paced energetic lifestyle, but mingled unexpectedly with that are Zen temples where the fastest you will see life move is a slow crawl. Whether it is nature or culture you seek, Japan brims with both: mountains and volcanoes, temple and parks, islands and beaches and architecture and museums. For those seeking to see all the Japanese cliches alive and well (from pebble gardens to temples to geishas), visit the former imperial capital of Kyoto.