DAY 01 - 04: DUBAI, UAE

Dubai, known as the ‘Pearl of the Arabian Gulf’, is a stylish, cosmopolitan and magical destination. Dubai has a reputation as one of the most luxurious cities in the world, and this is well earned. With extravagant souks, modern shopping malls, beautiful beaches, fabulous weather and lavish Dubai hotels. Dubai is one of the fastest growing tourist destinations and as such demand is high for holidays to Dubai with many of the hotels in Dubai selling out months in advance.

DAY 04 - 09: MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

Melbourne, twice voted the “World’s most liveable city”, with its tree-lined avenues and bustling cafe culture has a very European feel and a diverse range of culture and heritage dating back to the 1800s when the city was founded.

Melbourne has something for everybody with great nightlife, shopping, dinning experiences and cultural festivals museums and galleries. The city centre is packed with bars, cafés and shops, quaint arcades alternated with nice green parks to flee Melbourne’s hustle and bustle. There is also the Queen Victoria Market, the place to go on Sunday for a bargain, or good cheap fruit and vegetable most days of the week.

DAY 09 - 13: SINGAPORE

The climate in Singapore is reliably warm or hot all year round. With a record low of 19.7 degrees celsius in January, it's fairly safe to say that you'll see good weather whatever time of the year you decide to visit. This also makes Singapore an ideal winter holiday destination.

Amongst the popular things to see and do in Singapore is the national orchid garden, which has been described as the perfect start to your day with a morning walk. Similarly the Singapore botanic gardens is also a nice community space to enjoy on a sunny day. There is a zoo in Singapore, which will make you feel like you're in a rainforest and will certainly keep the kids entertained. Whatever your taste, Singapore has a lot to offer.