The Outlook Travel Team puts a featured travel destination in focus and explores everything from essential cities, to cultural hubs, to hidden gems.
Whether it’s to conquer new peaks, scale the vast and mighty mountainside, or bask in total tranquillity, Charlevoix has become the region of choice for…
Cabo Verde’s Kriol Jazz Festival (KJF) is internationally renowned for bringing together the globe’s most beloved jazz artists, putting the country on the music map.
Port Louis is the vibrant and colourful capital city of Mauritius, located in the northwest of the island.
On the northwest coast of Crete lies Chania, recognisable by its 14th-century Venetian harbour, ready to beguile with its historical grandeur.
Set in the north-eastern corner of the country, Kruger National Park offers an African safari adventure of a lifetime.
Built in 1739 and an emblem of Jewish heritage in Sint Eustatius, the Honen Dalim synagogue is one of the oldest in the Western Hemisphere.
Though Lech Zürs is one of the world’s leading winter sports destinations, summer in the region is equally as exciting for families, couples, or solo explorers.
With its name derived from a long history of sea salt production, in the southeast of TCI lies Salt Cay – a small, inhabited island with a total landmass of 2.6 square miles.
A city enchanted with the ambience of ancient times and the magic of the modern atmosphere, there is more than one way to spend your vacation in Baku.
As the most iconic sports city in the Alps, Kitzbühel has an extensive programme of sporting activities on offer 365 days a year.
Rising out of the sea like that of an ancient edifice with green spires so high they pierce the clouds, Moorea, an island next to Tahiti, will renew your belief in the magic of nature.
If trekking with a guide is not your cup of tea, the Morobe Show lets you still experience some of the delights of the colourful tribes.
Immortalised as “Elsinore” in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Kronborg Castle has been home to lavish parties and infamous tragedies.
There are no cities in the Cook Islands and few towns. As a result, there are plenty of coastal areas to discover and explore.
Kivalo, a small fishing village in the Northeast of Morondava, has become notable due to its sustainable and inclusive conservation.
The Dominican Republic cultural calendar is overflowing with the country’s most significant events and holidays.
Positioned between a blissful lagoon and a harbour, Port Vila is popular with yachties, cruise-goers, and expats.
Mangochi, formerly Fort Johnston, is located in south-central Malawi, on the Shire River, five miles south of its entrance into Lake Malombe.