Apparently Guinea is one of just four countries in the world that doesn’t have any telephone fixed lines and traditional healers are still extremely popular when it comes to treating ills. All we know is it was in the Nimba Mountains that chimpanzees were first observed using tools to chop up and reduce food into smaller bite-sized portions...

A sweet VFR flight, starting East of the Loire and tracing along some of France's most impressive Renaissance-Era castles.

A challenging tour through Fiordland, designed to showcase some of the best backcountry flying MSFS has to offer.

Apparently The Bijagós archipelago is also one of the few places in the world where you can see saltwater hippos. And the Quinara Region is known for its picturesque landscapes. All we know is that women hold influential roles within the Bijagó society, making key decisions and preserving cultural traditions...

Apparently The Gambia is one of only two countries in the world that officially have “The” attached to its name. The other country is The Bahamas and The Gambia is known as ‘the smiling coast of Africa dues to the warm-hearted Gambian people. All we know is that crocodiles represent the power of fertility in the Gambia, so women who encounter problems with conceiving often visit the crocodile-infested pool to pray and wash.

Just a short hop from south Alabama to south Georgia.

A super-scenic, high-altitude flight from Sitka to Anchorage Alaska

Apparently there are more Spanish speakers in the US than in Spain and Ibiza is one of the most visited places in the country. All we know is that a a 47-story skyscraper in Spain has no elevator...

A very scenic flight through Alaska and Canada with lots of rugged mountains

Apparently Spanish rice is unknown in Spain and during the New Year, Spaniards typically eat twelve grapes as the bell is going down on the midnight of December 31. All we know is that a Zipline connects Spain and Portugal. It only takes 60 seconds to cross the border