The holiday destinations British people need to visit

Hailed as one of the best safari destinations in Africa, Botswana provides fantastic game viewing. A six-night trip with Expert Africa combines two camps in the East and West side of the Okavango Delta. It’ll give you the best chance of spotting the elusive lions and leopards as well as buffalo and elephants. From £3,646 per person based on two sharing.
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Home to the designers behind Vetements, Georgia is fast becoming a modern fashion capital. Full of snowy mountains and sandy shores as well as glaciers, lakes and remote villages, a seven-night stay featuring cooking classes and treks will set you back £1,000 per person. Based on two sharing.
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Full of quiet archaelogical sites and idyllic beaches, Belize is the home of relaxation. Take a trip through the reef and rainforest with Naturally Belize’s nine-night stay. Spend three nights in a remote jungle lodge close to ancient Mayan ruins followed by five nights in the beautiful Xanadu Island Resort. From £2,095 per person based on two sharing.
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Azerbaijan’s capital, Baku, is often compared to Dubai thanks to its impressive architecture and love of the finer things. But the local side is a lot more down-to-earth, full of palaces, temples and ancient churches. Book yourself onto an eight-day tour from £1,655 per person.
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Southern Africa’s Mozambique is becoming increasingly popular as a beach destination. It’s not surprising considering it has a lot to offer. From immaculate beaches and turquoise waters to corals and surfing spots, a 10-day stay will cost from £1,770 per person for two people.
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Armenia may be known to the wider public as being the native home of the Kardashians but the European country has a much more complex and rich history. Visit in the ultimate way by taking a two-week walking trip. Explore remote monasteries and mountainous terrain while witnessing the traditions of the local shepherds and wine-making communities. From £2,211 per person including hotel, transportation, guide and entrance fees.
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Lake Malawi is the highlight of this African nation. The ideal way to explore is through a safari holiday. Expert Africa offer a seven-night stay with three nights at the remote Majete Wildlife Reserve followed by another three nights at the gorgeous beach lodge that sits within Lake Malawi National Park. See elephants, leopards and lions before hours upon hours of relaxation. From £3,417 per person based on two sharing.
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Uzbekistan is where you’ll find three cities that once belonged to the ancient network of trade routes known as the Silk Road. Take a cultural two-week walking tour allowing you to visit the impressive forts, mountains and orchards. From £2,766 per person based on two sharing.
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