France has a wide range of appeals to offer clients, whether they are interested in art, culture, food, history or wine.

Pictured: The Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris

Image: Courtesy of Atout France

There is a diverse range of luxury tourism products in each of Australia’s states and territories with the majority also showcasing the destination’s coastal and culinary appeals.

Pictured: Moonlight Head, Great Ocean Road

Image courtesy of www.moonlighthead.com

Rarotonga and Thailand are two current hotspots for Kiwi couples tying the knot overseas, according to one of the country’s major retailers.

It’s a big year of events for Hong Kong, all marketed under the Festive Hong Kong 2010 banner, which aims to show visitors the range of attractions the destination has to offer.

Pictured: Victoria Harbour

Image: courtesy of HKTB

A growth in market segments like soft adventure and spas, alongside a new campaign are some of the reasons Fiji is hoping 2010 will be a good year for tourism, writes Chloe de Ridder.

Pictured: Relaxing at the Sofitel

Image: courtesy of Accor

Travel shopping insider Zoe Macfarlane provides an insight into shopping holidays around the world.

Pictured: Scouring the markets in Sydney

Image courtesy of Tourism New South Wales

Chloe de Ridder finds out what the island of Borneo has to offer Kiwi adventurers.

Pictured: Macaque monkey

Image courtesy of Brunei Tourism  

Chloe de Ridder discovers the diversity of experiences in Hawai’i that keeps bringing Kiwis back.

Pictured: Big Island volcano viewing by night

Image courtesy of HTO

The Mornington Peninsula, located 90 minutes’ drive from Melbourne, is rich in offerings such as wineries (there are 50 cellar doors), local produce, eateries and 18-hole golf courses. Chloe de Ridder gets a taste of what's on offer.

Pictured: Dessert platter at Merrick's

Pamela Wade discovers the adventure that’s to be had on the roads of Australia’s Northern Territory.

Pictured: Offroading at Sandy Creek in Litchfield National Park