The globe-trotters of modern world have quite a few destinations to choose from. There are those well known European travel destinations which have cold climate round the year to the hot Egypt which offers its' charm of old world pyramids. Global Tourists who have already been to such celebrated destinations are always in the lookout of new and exciting place to spend some quality vacation time to get away from the daily rut, which their busy lives offer.

Capital of Cyprus is Nicosia and almost 792,600 souls inhabit this region. The main languages spoken here are Greek, Turkish and English. So if you are a foreigner, you will not have any problems while traveling as you will definitely found someone who is willing to talk to you in English. The currency here is Cyproit Pound. Climate in Cyprus is typically Mediterranean. The summers are hot and dry while the winter is cool.

In case travel plan to enter Cyprus through land, they should remember to wear helmets, if on bikes, and they should never violate the speed limits anywhere. Few other tips to remember are that they should be above 21 years in case they wish to rent a car otherwise they can drive their own car for 90 days, provided they have valid registration.

Limmassol is yet another town that is very popular with the wine lovers. Here you can find many festivals captivating the city for the entire year. The September Wine Festival is perhaps the best known. In case you want to shop for the handicrafts, you can go to the Folk Aet Museum. Another place where you can visit is housed the 14th century castle – Cyprus Medieval Museum. The village of Amanthus has numerous excavation sites and they can quite enthralling to watch.     

For the ones who want to exercise their taste buds, Cyprus is never behind in displaying its culinary skills. Seafood lovers would especially enjoy the delicacies like Tava, Dolmades, stifado and garides. These are famous dishes of Cyprus which are prepared from ingredients including beef and prawn. Wine and brandy are Cyprus's well known products and are frequently available in its southern region. If you prefer a non-alcoholic beverage, Coffee is the choice you can go for in Cyprus which is the formal drink of the country. The local food stores are the best places to visit in case of day to day requirements.

Few facts about Cyprus, which may be helpful if you plan to visit are the weather in Cyprus is warm and Mediterranean which means light clothes in summers while preparing self for frequent rains in winters. Greek is the major language while English is understood as well. The currency of Cyprus is Cypriot pound which is approx 2.5 USD. Tourists are not permitted to carry any vegetables, seed, fruits or any other agricultural products without the approval from the concerned authorities. Shop a lot as there are no departure taxes.

The capital city of Croatia is Zagreb. Croatian is the main language spoken here and Kuna is the currency. Croatian climate is characteristic of the Mediterranean Sea. The inland has hot summers and very cold winters, at the coastal areas the summers are dry and the winters are mild.

There are four major airports running in Croatia situated in four important cities of it. Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Split, Pula and Rijeka are four above mentioned destinations for international tourists who travel by air. All major airports are not too far away from the city centers at an average of 20 minutes of journey.

Zagreb has remained Croatia's capital since 1557 and is located on the northern side of the country. The capital is quite populated and has a metro feel about it. The city is home to National Museum, Lotrscak Tower and the Cathedral of Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Traveling in the country you also find the spectacular Strossmayer Gallery and the Archaeological Museum in the lower town.

There are many beaches and your kids can run around and spend lots of time over there. In the towns you can come across some organized travel tours that cater to the children's needs.Ã

Welcome to the beautiful country of Bulgaria!  Located on the southeastern part of Europe, Bulgaria is now becoming a premiere travel destination in the continent.  Bulgaria is situated along the Balkan Peninsula.  It is bordered by Romania to the north, the Black Sea to the east, Serbia and Macedonia to the west, and Greece and Turkey on the south.  Travelers visiting this beautiful country are captivated with its picturesque landscapes, pristine beaches, historical buildings and a rich cultural heritage that is uniquely their own.

Bulgaria is a land known for its rich cultural and historical heritage, pristine beaches, and captivating landscapes.  To get the most out of your travel here in Bulgaria, especially if this is your first time to visit the country, here are just some tips that would be useful for you.

As with any country in Europe, all travelers are required to have a valid passport before taking a trip to Bulgaria.  Make sure that the validity of your passport extends six months after your arrival to the country of Bulgaria.  It would be a good idea to have your passport first renewed before you travel to Bulgaria if your passport is to expire within the same year.  If you are visiting the country as a tourist, immigration in Bulgaria would allow tourists from some countries to visit the country without having to acquire a visa for as long as the stay is no longer than 30 days.  To make sure if you are eligible for this, you can contact the embassy or consulate of Bulgaria in your country for more details.

While Bulgaria is still making its name known as a prime tourist destination in Europe, tourists would find a number of different accommodations that are sure to meet their budget and what they are looking for.  You can choose from a wide variety of hotels, hostels, bed and breakfasts, and even private lodgings all over the country.  Regardless on where you are staying, it is important to remember to make sure to submit your itinerary including the places where you are staying to the local authorities.  This is because in the country of Bulgaria, tourists are required to submit all travel itineraries to the local police whether or not you are here for business or pleasure.

Bulgaria takes pride in its rich cultural and historical heritage.  In fact, Bulgaria is home to nine different UNESCO World Heritage Sites, all of which are top tourist destinations in the country.  Each of these heritage sites offers travelers a unique glimpse of a particular aspect of the rich culture of the country.  One of the most visited UNESCO World Heritage Sites visited in Bulgaria is the Madara Rider located on the Madara Plateau. 

Tourists are also required to bring along a copy of their complete itinerary which they would need to surrender to the local police upon their arrival.  Although immigration officers do not require some tourists to obtain a visa to visit the country or have a return ticket for the flight home, they do require a copy of your complete itinerary, including the places where you will be staying in order to prevent the possibility of you overstaying in Bulgaria.

Another top tourist destination is the ancient city of Nesebar.  This beautiful seaside port is not just home to buildings and infrastructures dating back to the Middle Ages.  It is also a favorite by tourists and locals for its pristine beaches which open up to the Black Sea.

You can use your ATM or debit card in the ATM machines in the major cities of the country which would dispense the amount you need in the local currency.  It is important to remember, though, that international ATM cards used are subject to additional fees and a limit in the number of transactions that could be done in a day.