【推荐1】As the first country in the Middle East to stage the FIFA World Cup, Qatar is the smallest nation to host the global finals, allowing visitors to visit the country with ease. Here are some of our best bookable experiences.

With a driver-guide to take care of everything, and also provide introduction to what you see, you’ll get to know the capital of Qatar on a deeper level. Stop at the National Museum of Qatar, which brings to life the unique story of Qatar and its people.

Qatar’s desert is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream and visiting Qatar is not complete without experiencing camel rides. This package gives you the opportunity to take a tour on one of these “Ships of the Desert”, which will give you a unique view of the Qatari Desert.

A perfect experience with all the stadiums in Qatar. Stadium 974 is one that was built temporarily to host matches during the 2022 FIFA World Cup, after which it was deconstructed. Another host stadium, AI Thumama, is dynamic and imaginative, designed to celebrate Arab culture and traditions as much as the event itself.

Experience Qatar’s desert at a time that most visitors miss — and beat the daytime heat — on this private night-time tour. As darkness falls, travel by private jeep into the desert and we will take you to thrill dune bashing at night time and you will enjoy the calm and peace of the desert with a sky full of shining stars.

【推荐3】When winter comes, Yellowstone National Park is transformed into a snowy wonderland. Why not pay a visit here?

Day 1

Arrive in Bozeman by early afternoon and meet your tour staff for the drive to Yellowstone National Park. Your route follows the Yellowstone River through breathtaking Paradise Valley. Arrive in Mammoth Hot Springs in the late afternoon. Kick off your adventure with a welcome reception and dinner.

Day 2

Rise early this morning to observe wildlife in Yellowstone’s Lamar Valley. With your naturalist guides, witness how animals adapt to the hard winter conditions. Gain insights into the controversial effort to reintroduce wolves to Yellowstone. Meet with wildlife photographers Dan and Cindy Hartman to hear their tales from many years of exploring Yellowstone and photographing its creatures. Enjoy their presentation and the stories behind them. Your wildlife sightings continue on the way back through the park to Mammoth.

Day 3

After breakfast, board heated snow coaches for a scenic journey to Old Faithful. Along the way, stop at the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone to see its famous waterfalls creating sculptures in ice within the colorful canyon walls. Then settle into your comfortable accommodations at the Old Faithful Snow Lodge.

Day 4

Old Faithful is one of more than 500 geysers (间歇泉) in Yellowstone National Park. Set out with guides today to discover more. See the famous Morning Glory Pool and other jewel-toned springs. In the afternoon, opt to go cross-country skiing or snowshoeing around the Old Faithful area. Tonight, gather for a talk on environmental protection delivered by your expert followed by a private dinner at the Lodge.

【推荐2】National Parks Recreational Vehicle Trips

Trip 1: Zion, Bryce Canyon, Arches, Canyonlands&Capitol Reef

Visit the five Utah’s national parks. Activities include going boating on the Colorado River, and hiking Angels Landing for an impressive view of Zion Canyon. One thing is guaranteed：you’ll see the Milky Way, the pale white band of stars across the sky at night, like never before in this beautiful area of the country.

Available: Apr. 1 to Oct. 23; Duration: 8 to 13 nights

Price（for up to 4 guests): $4, 990-9, 840

Trip 2: Banff&Jasper

Travel along the Icefields Parkway which connects the parks and towns of Banff in Alberta, Canada, Lake Louise and Jasper Lake. Book a ride in a big snowcoach（雪车）onto the Athabasca

Glacier, and take a flight-seeing tour over the huge icefields that cover the area of the Rocky Mountains.

Available: Jun. 15 to Sept. 15; Duration: 8 to 13 nights

Price (for up to 4 guests): S5, 260-6, 080

Trip 3: Mount Rushmore & Colorado

This trip is perfect for anyone interested in America’s history, from forts to huge rock carvings of historical figures. Starting in Denver, your journey will take you through Colorado and into Wyoming.

Available: Start as early as Feb. 1 to Oct. 10; Duration: 8 to 13 nights

Price（for up to 4 guests): $5, 124-7, 880

Trip 4: Yosemite, Sequoia & Kings Canyon

Start your journey in the Bay Area and then head cast to Yosemite with its impressive waterfalls, and towering cliffs（悬崖）. Combine your visit to Yosemite with stops at Sequoia National Park to see the five largest sequoia trees in the world, and Kings Canyon.

Available: May 19 to Oct 8; Duration: 8 to 13 nights

Price（for up to 4 guests): $5, 224-9, 540

【推荐3】Shakespeare’s writing shaped our modern language, but how did his plays describe the landscape of 15th- and 16th-century Britain? This guide will take you on a mini tour of the poet’s favoured locations.

Pontefract Castle, Yorkshire

In its prime, Pontefract Castle was one of the most powerful forts (堡垒) in Europe, but its fearful reputation was once so strong that the poet used it to suggest power and terror. In Richard II, Pontefract is the terrible scene of the king’s murder and three men are condemned to death at the castle in Richard III. Now, Pontefract is the perfect destination for a fearful yet fascinating day out.

Sandal Castle, West Yorkshire

First built from wood in the 12th century, by the 13th century Sandal Castle had become an impressive stone forts. In the 15th century, the castle found itself at the centre of a long and bloody battle. It was this conflict that inspired Shakespeare’s Henry VI. The site of the battlefield is now a peaceful farm and all that remains of the once grand castle are broken walls.

Dunsinane Hill, Perthshire

A castle built atop Dunsinane Hill in Scotland is one of the dramatic backdrops to the blood-soaked horror of Shakespeare’s shortest tragedy, Macbeth. Today, the hill has the remains of two forts, one of which is the site on which the real Macbeth suffered a military defeat in 1054.

Forest of Arden, Warwickshire

Situated in Shakespeare’s home county of Warwickshire, Arden was once a heavily wooded area and provides the complex setting for the poet’s pastoral comedy. Visitors can enjoy several picturesque walks around the young forest, which is now home to over a million new trees.