Europe (Albania-Estonia)

Albania

Albania is a country located in Southern Europe with a population of just under 3 million. Up until recently, Albania was not a country frequented by many tourists, although with better flight links and growing tourist infrastructure, Albania is on its way to becoming more of a popular destination.

Andorra

Andorra is a very small country that is nestled between France and Spain in the Pyrenees mountains. Its capital is Andorra-la-Vella and the country’s official language is Catalan. The population of the entire country stands at just 79,000, although in spite of its size Andorra is very popular for skiing holidays and well-known for its cheap duty-free shops.

Austria

A landlocked country in central Europe, Austria is a mountainous country with a German-speaking population. In addition to being a popular skiing destination among tourists, its charming capital Wien also attracts a large number of tourists every year.

Belarus

Formerly part of the Soviet Union, Belarus retains close ties with Russia. It has remained closed-off to tourists in recent times, although it is certainly a fascinating place to visit for the more adventurous traveller.

Belgium

Split into Flemish-, French-, and German-speaking communities, Belgium is a somewhat unique country. Home to the European parliament in its bustling and multicultural capital of Brussels, Belgium is a popular tourist attraction and its chocolate and French fries are a hit among the millions of tourists that visit each year.

Bosnia & Herzegovina

A country ravaged by war during the 1990s, Bosnia & Herzegovina is a country that is still recovering from its dark past. However, it is a country that has a lot to offer to any potential visitors, from ski resorts to its unique cuisine and delicious coffee.

Bulgaria

Bulgaria is a small country that is located in Eastern Europe, neighboured by countries such as North Macedonia and Romania. Its population is approaching 7 million, with its largest city being its capital Sofia.

Croatia

Croatia is a coastal country in Southern Europe with arguably the fastest growing tourist industry in the whole of Europe, in part thanks to the scenes that were filmed there in the series Game of Thrones. Although its cultural capital is Zagreb, large swathes of tourists flock every year to its vast coastline and the beautiful landscape found therein.

Cyprus

A country divided between its Greek- and Turkish-speaking communities, Cyprus is an island located in the far-east of Europe. Popular among tourists due to its great weather all-year round, Cyprus is a very charming nation with great beaches and very popular cuisine.

Czech Republic

The Czech Republic is a central European country that has enjoyed great economic growth in recent years. Its capital Prague is regarded by many to be the most beautiful city in Europe, and attracts millions of tourists every year.

Denmark

Denmark is the southern-most country out of the Scandinavian nations. In spite of its small size, it maintains a strong national identity, and has great travel connections to its European neighbours, including the bridge stretching between its capital Copenhagen and the Swedish city of Malmö.

Estonia

Estonia is a former Soviet republic located in Eastern Europe just across the sea from Finland. Despite being a small country with just over a million inhabitants, it attracts a large number of tourists every year, with its capital Tallinn being particularly popular among visitors.