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The African continent is vast and rich with diverse culinary heritage. African foods reflect the history, culture and geography of each region, as well as the influences of trade, colonisation, and migration.

As the continent with the largest land mass, it is no wonder Asia has so much to see and experience. While there is no official list of the seven Wonders of Asia - we’ve got our favourites! From bustling city centres to tranquil fields of rice and tea plantations, the countries of Asia offer a myriad of cultural influences, just waiting to be explored.

South Korea is brimming with beautiful landmarks where you can feel history come alive. With historical sites and modern landscapes at every corner, these sights will take your breath away.

Visiting a traditional Korean bathhouse, or jjimjilbang, is one of the best ways to experience Korean culture. The jjimjilbang is a popular social gathering place in Korea, where people come to relax, rejuvenate and enjoy the company of others. Here are some do’s and don’ts to guide you to have an authentic and culturally respectful experience.

Asia is a continent of diverse cultures, cuisines, and flavours. From spicy soups and savoury dumplings to crunchy snacks and creamy desserts, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

A captivating country with such contrasts of ancient traditions and advanced cities, I was totally surprised by everything South Korea had to offer.

Wondering why you should visit South Korea? Well, for one it’s an amazingly resilient country full of hard working people. In the space of 40 years, South Korea went from an impoverished third-world country, devastated by World War II and the Japanese occupation, to having one of the world’s strongest economies.

As the continent with the largest land mass, it is no wonder Asia has so much to see and experience. From the bustling city centres to the tranquil fields of rice and tea plantations, the countries of Asia offer a myriad of cultural influences, just waiting to be explored. And travelling with a small group of up to just 20 travellers ensures you don’t miss a thing!

We all know that you don’t need to be completely fluent in a country’s native language to get around, but by learning just a few simple phrases and words, you’re sure to become more immersed in the culture and you’ll earn a lot of respect from the locals.