Belgrade is located at the confluence of its two biggest rivers – the Danube and Sava. Belgrade is notorious for its endless entertainment during the day and night. Your days will be filled with historical sightseeing and limitless museum hopping. While at night you’ll learn the true meaning behind “White city that never sleeps” as it is commonly called, as you retire to one of the local eclectic cafes, enjoying the night lights overlooking the river.

Being the third-largest city in Serbia with 250,000 citizens, Nis is the birthplace of the Roman emperor Constantine the Great. This University City with a rich history is also known as the gate connecting the East and the West, proudly connecting industrial and historical flavors.

Zagreb is the most important transportation hub where Central Europe, the Mediterranean, and Southeast Europe meet which makes it the center of the road, rail, and air networks of Croatia. Its favorable geographic positioning in the Pannonian Basin gives the city instant access to Central Europe and the Adriatic coast.

Just minutes away from one of the world’s most famous entertainment destinations, Las Vegas, the vibrant little town of Henderson is the perfect spot for a family getaway or an easy business trip. From shopping and culture to outdoor recreation and entertainment, Henderson is the charming heart of Southern Nevada.

Located in the “Valley of the Sun”, The West’s most Western Town is without a doubt an interesting tourist destination that can be visited anytime due to its very hot summers and mild winters.

Denver, Colorado is known to most as the “Mile-High City”, given that the State Capitol building is exactly 5,280 feet (1 mile) above sea level. Colorado ranks 2nd in the number of craft breweries in the US, as you explore the walkable city you’re bound to stumble on several within a mile radius.