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Every destination we actively poll has a guide below — visa, currency, when to go, and what to actually do once you land.
Egypt’s capital — the gateway to the pyramids, the Nile, and the Sinai.
Modern Japan’s pulse — neon, ramen, shrines, and the world’s best public transit.
Southeast Asia’s buzziest hub — street food, temples, and a launchpad to the islands.
The Gulf’s glass-and-sand mega-hub — desert, beach, malls, and a stopover gateway to Asia and Africa.
The transatlantic standard — most flights, deepest competition, often the cheapest long-haul out of NYC.
The original Grand Tour stop — 5 days, three museums, and a lot of walking.
Where Europe meets Asia — Byzantine churches, Ottoman mosques, and the best food bargain in the Mediterranean.
2,800 years of layered history — the Forum, the Vatican, the carbonara that ruins all other carbonara.
Brazil’s economic engine — overlooked by tourists, beloved by food critics, and the gateway to the rest of South America.
Gaudí, tapas, and a beach inside the city — the Mediterranean weekend that never disappoints.
Canals, museums, bicycles, and Europe’s best-connected airport for onward connections.
Germany’s financial capital and Europe’s busiest cargo airport — primarily a connection hub, but the city itself rewards a 2-day stop.
Spain’s sunlit capital — world-class art, late-night life, and a working-class energy Barcelona doesn’t have.
The Acropolis, fresh octopus, and your ferry to Santorini and Mykonos.