Regions
Start broad, then narrow down to a country or destination.
North America
From New York City's density to Banff's mountain wilderness, North America covers an enormous range within a couple of countries — distances are real, and internal flights connect most multi-region itineraries better than driving.
Europe
Europe rewards picking a handful of connected countries rather than trying to cover the continent at once — Paris, Rome, and Barcelona are each dense enough to fill several days on their own, and trains connect many of them efficiently.
Asia
Asia spans everything from Kyoto's temples and Tokyo's scale to Bali's beaches and Dubai's skyline — genuinely different trips that happen to share a continent, each best planned on its own terms.
Africa
Africa's best-known trips for international visitors range from Marrakech's medina and souks to Cape Town's mountain-and-coastline setting and safari access — each a distinct region rather than a single itinerary.
South America
South America's scale means most visitors pick a country or two rather than attempting the whole continent — Peru's Andean highlands and Brazil's Rio de Janeiro are both substantial trips in their own right.
Oceania
Oceania's distances are real — Sydney's harbor and beaches are a genuine flight from anywhere else in the region, and internal flights, not road trips, connect most multi-stop itineraries here.