In case you didn’t know, Sri Lanka exports a lot of tea. Like, a lot a lot – 340 million kilograms in 2012, to be exact. From Lipton leaves to micro-brews, Sri Lanka produces some of the world’s finest tea. Beyond being responsible for 2.5% of the country’s $60 billion AUD GDP, tourism surrounding tea and tea plantations is taking off. The experience is a good option for tourists and if you’re in the area, be sure to check out Cover-More’s top spots for an amazing cup of tea.

Welcome to Spain. If this holiday to Spain is your first, be aware that the country is hard to get out of your blood after you’ve visited once. You may plan to come for a long week spent relaxing on a Spanish beach, or you may plan to tour all the big cities by foot.

Surf ‘n’ Turf isn’t just a popular meal that you might enjoy in Arugam Bay. The main draw of Arugam Bay in Sri Lanka is and has been surfing for a long time. In fact, it has been deemed the 5th best place in the world to go surfing. You don’t need a special suit or license to jump in the water, you can just come to Arugam, throw a towel down and get surfing. The beach at Arugam is perfect for beginners and experts alike. After a long day of surfing and swimming and sunning, you’re sure to work up an appetite. Back on dry land, use Cover-More’s guide to local restaurants for good food that will get you back in the water in no time.

Taking over almost the entire bottom half of South America is the vibrant and flavourful country of Argentina. In a country where you can experience the supple Atlantic Ocean beaches, the largest ice cap outside of Antarctica and Greenland, one of the world’s most popular (and luxurious) waterfalls, and the highest mountain peak in South America, it’s hard to make a short visit to this country.

Nepal doesn't officially require any immunisations for entry into the country, but the further off the beaten track you go, the more necessary it is to take precautions. Travellers who have come from an area infected with yellow fever are required to be vaccinated

Float on Phewa Lake After a long and mighty trek up the Himalayas, you'll probably be in need of a well-deserved rest. Look no further than the cool and calm waters of Phewa Tal Lake in Pokhara.

Montréal is a city that defies expectations. A mix of North American culture and European heritage, this holiday hot spot is loved for its good food, open skies and friendly locals. While 24 hours is nowhere near enough exploration time for this island metropolis, here is your complete guide to seeing some of the best of Montréal in one day.

Before you head off on your Arabic holiday to Qatar, there are a few things to know that will make your trip easier:

This country experiences a maritime climate throughout most of the year, but certain times of the year will be more agreeable depending on your personal preference. The weather is largely determined by its closeness to the Baltic Sea.

Québec City is a bustling metropolis and the perfect mixture of history, religion, and culture. This is the only region in North America where English is not the most commonly spoken language, and the preservation of the French language and culture is an incredible representation of the traditional and authentic heritage that is present in this eastern Canada province. Exploring Québec City transports visitors to historic Europe - a main reason why this a tourist favourite.