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As the year turns into its second half, there's nothing quite like a trip to a new destination to recharge body and mind, a break that is equal parts relaxation and inspiration.
THAI invites you to embark on a journey of seven unforgettable experiences across seven destinations around the world. Each one is thoughtfully chosen to restore your energy, lift your spirits, and leave you feeling refreshed. Along the way, you will discover breathtaking seasonal beauty and one-of-a-kind moments that can only be experienced at this time of year. Pack your bags, book your seats, and let’s discover something extraordinary together.
While most travellers head to Norway in winter to chase the northern lights, summer is when the natural architecture of the Lofoten Islands reveals a beauty many never expect.
Pastel-hued houses cascade down dramatic cliffs above the deep blue Mediterranean. For many, this image is instantly recognisable as Cinque Terre, the UNESCO World Heritage stretch of Italy’s Ligurian coast.
Munich, the capital of Bavaria, is a thriving hub of culture and commerce wrapped in classical architecture. Come mid-September, the city transforms into a destination travellers from around the world long to experience at least once.
Western Australia is home to one of the most remarkable concentrations of biodiversity on Earth. From July to September especially, as spring arrives, the once-arid land bursts back to life in a spectacular natural phenomenon: more than 12,000 species of wildflowers blooming at once, forming one of the longest and most complete wildflower trails in the world.
Aomori is often seen as little more than a stop along the Shinkansen route between Tokyo or Sendai on Honshu and Hakodate on Hokkaido. In truth, however, the city hosts one of the three largest festivals in the Tohoku region: the Nebuta Festival, a parade of enormous lantern floats that fills the streets.
On the 15th day of the waxing moon in the 11th lunar month each year (the end of Buddhist Lent), thousands of travellers gather along the Mekong River to witness a phenomenon that appears only once a year: the Naga fireballs.
Doi Inthanon, in Chom Thong district, Chiang Mai, is Thailand’s highest peak at 2,565 metres and home to a wealth of natural attractions — the grand waterfalls of Mae Ya, Mae Klang, and Wachirathan, the Kew Mae Pan nature trail, the stunning stalactites of Borichinda Cave, and a remarkable diversity of birds and plant life.
