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Eating your way through Japan: A beginner's guide to Japanese food

One of the great joys of visiting Japan is getting to try lots of different Japanese foods! Each region has its own specialty, so we’re going to look at the must-try foods in a few of Japan’s top travel destinations so you can try the best of the best!
Galle by Hayley Ovens

Fast Facts | Sri Lanka

There’s so much to discover about Sri Lanka. Here you will find 8 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, 1,330 kilometres of coastline and 15 national parks showcasing an abundance of wildlife. Read on to learn some other fast facts about this unique island nation!
Zanzibar beach by Abbie Bell

Zanzibar, Tanzania | Zounds Zanzibar!

Zanzibar is still a hidden gem of the Indian Ocean. With breathtaking beaches, a spicy history and some unique wildlife, it is easy to spend some time here relaxing and exploring this beautiful island.

Bunnik Tours, a Sunday like no other

Spanish Steps, Rome, by Dennis Bunnik

Photo guide | Italian summer

Join Dennis Bunnik for a photo trip through Italy! Think stunning Rome, fabulous Florence and endless gelato!
Sugarloaf Mountain, Rio de Janeiro, by Marion Bunnik

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Life is for living, Rio style

Like all people I flew into Rio with lots of preconceived notions and a little bit of apprehension – it was a place to party, had some good beaches but it was also a place where you had to be extra careful of your belongings, in fact if you believe some guidebooks you wouldn’t leave your hotel without an escort. Within 2 days my apprehensions were gone and I was ready to move to Rio de Janeiro – yes I want to live in Rio!
Spices by David Hein

Egyptian recipes to delight the senses

Egyptian food is tasty so we’ve asked our team to share some of their favourite dishes for you to try at home. They’ve wowed us with some simple but delicious Egyptian recipes for molokheya soup, falafel and more.
Devil's Nose Train, Ecuador by Emily Fraser

Riding the famous Devil's Nose Train

Known locally as the Nariz del Diablo, the Devil’s Nose train in Ecuador is one of the most iconic rail journeys in South America. A segment of the Trans-Andean railroad, it was one of the most complicated railroads to have been built when construction began way back in 1872.
Egypt Office by Dennis Bunnik

We've cemented our longstanding commitment to Egypt

It’s no secret that we have been committed to the Egypt tourism sector for many years. It has been a favourite destination of the Bunnik family for as long as they can remember, and between Dennis, Sacha and Marion, they have visited the region more than 100 times!