Where to travel in winter

25 March 2026

Winter invites you to travel in two very different ways, either leaning into the season or leaving it behind entirely. You could swap grey skies for Southern Hemisphere sunshine in Australia, Chile, or New Zealand. Or, if you’re drawn to winter at its most atmospheric, there’s skiing in Canada and Italy, wildlife-rich journeys to Antarctica, and vibrant city breaks in Singapore during Lunar New Year.

June in full bloom

There are so many travel opportunities to explore in June. Dry season conditions improve wildlife visibility in parts of southern Africa. Across Europe, long daylight hours bring festivals, outdoor dining and a lively summer atmosphere. In North America, national parks open up for hiking and wildlife spotting, while the South Pacific moves into a cooler, drier phase that suits island exploration.

If you’re wondering where to travel in June, this is a month that blends nature, culture and coastline with fewer weather extremes in many destinations, such as Fiji and Namibia.

Discover more about the best destinations to visit in June.

July sun in full swing

July sits firmly in the heart of the Northern Hemisphere summer. School holidays begin, Mediterranean coastlines glow under long sunny days and wildlife viewing reaches dramatic highs in parts of Africa.

Further afield, classic road trips unfold across the United States, while far flung islands in the South Pacific and Indian Ocean like French Polynesia and Sri Lanka offer space and seclusion. If you’re thinking about where to travel in July, this is a month for bold landscapes and big experiences.

Explore more destinations suited for July travel.

The height of summer in August

Wide horizons and dependable skies define August across many long-haul destinations. Dry season conditions sharpen wildlife viewing in East Africa, while parts of South America benefit from crisp highland air and active ecosystems. Watch river crossings in Tanzania, explore Brazil’s wetlands, or island hop through Fiji under clear blue skies.

Discover more prime August getaways.

For more inspiration on making the most out of your winter season, contact your Travel Counsellor.

Snow, onsens, and ramen: Discover skiing, Japan style

12 October 2026

Japan puts a very different spin on a ski holiday. Days on the mountain might be followed by a soak in a steaming onsen, dinner in a tiny ramen restaurant, or an evening wandering through a traditional snow-covered town. And there’s plenty of choice when it comes to where you ski. From Hokkaido’s famous powder to the hot spring villages of Nagano, the easy Tokyo connections of Niigata, and the winter landscapes of Tohoku, each region offers its own reason to head to the mountains.

4 ways to discover a different side of Dubai

08 October 2026

Think of Dubai and soaring skylines, impressive hotels, and sunshine might spring to mind. But look a little closer and there’s much more to discover. You could spend a morning exploring historic neighbourhoods beside Dubai Creek, swap the city for mountains and desert landscapes, try food from around the world, or simply find your favourite stretch of sand. With so much variety packed into one destination, you can experience Dubai very differently from one day to the next.

Why you should consider Thailand during green season

02 October 2026

When most people think of Thailand, they picture the dry, busy months - the packed beaches, the long queues at temples, the peak-season prices. But, outside of these peak months, Thailand’s green season reveals a softer, more atmospheric side of the country. The landscapes deepen in colour, the pace eases, and familiar places begin to feel more spacious, from temple courtyards and hillside trails to palm-fringed beaches.

Where to travel in winter

Snow, onsens, and ramen: Discover skiing, Japan style

4 ways to discover a different side of Dubai

Why you should consider Thailand during green season

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