City Guides

It’s a city where some people ride horses while others buy cupcakes from a cupcake ATM.

Considered to be a multi-cultural mosaic, rather than a melting pot, where cultures maintain their own cultural traits and traditions within their communities.

Known for its many cultural landmarks, theatres, music scene, award- winning restaurants, sports arenas and it has a plethora of colleges and universities.

No matter where you are from, New York will make you feel at home. A city so nice they named it twice, New York is the most populous city in the United States with over 8 million residents!

It is where the Constitution of the United States of America was signed, the American Flag was designed and it’s where the famous steps of the Philadelphia Art Museum were filmed with Rocky Balboa running up.

There’s something for everyone in San Francisco. No matter how many times you visit the city, there’s always something new and exciting popping up!

You’re surrounded by natural beauty constantly: Elliott Bay, Mt. Rainier and the Olympic National Forest are all right at your fingertips.

DC hosts all three branches of the federal government (Executive branch, Congress, and Supreme Court) however culture, cuisine, wellness, and community thrive in an area known for power and politics.

Auckland rates highly as one of the world’s most liveable cities and is home to world-class universities, major arts, cultural and sporting events, museums, theatres, galleries, and history-rich urban villages.