Without a doubt, the city in the spotlight this summer is the London, the historic capital of England. Always one of the world’s most popular destinations, 2012 brings the Summer Olympics to the city. Venues include the 500-acre Olympic Park, legendary Wembley Stadium, and beautiful Greenwich Park. Further afield, sailing events will be held in the English Channel and rowing on a lake near Windsor Castle.

Japan

Surprising diversity exists on the four major islands of Japan. You can be dazzled by the non-stop bustle of modern Tokyo, soak in serene hot springs, trek to the summit of Mt. Fuji, or explore ancient castles.

San Diego

One of the most popular destinations in California is San Diego, with a delightful climate, world-class attractions like SeaWorld and famous San Diego Zoo, miles of pristine beaches, and historic Old Town.

Sicily

Set just off the toe of Italy’s “boot,” the island of Sicily is dominated by the active Mt. Etna, with historic cities like Palermo and Taormina, fascinating catacombs, beautiful beaches, and 1,000-year-old churches.

Jamaica

A jewel among the Caribbean islands, Jamaica is known for its beaches, lagoons, and waterfalls. It is also the home of Bob Marley whose music is celebrated at July’s Reggae Sumfest in Montego Bay.

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