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This airline is nicknamed “The Flying Kangaroo.”
Qantas.
This city’s airport code is LAX.
Los Angeles.
This Paris landmark is nicknamed “The Iron Lady.”
The Eiffel Tower.
In Japan, it’s customary to remove these before entering someone’s home.
Shoes.
The capital of France is this city, known as the “City of Light.”
Paris.
This Japanese high-speed train is known worldwide for its punctuality.
Shinkansen (Bullet Train)
This country is home to the world’s longest Great Wall, stretching over 13,000 miles.
China.
This ancient amphitheater in Rome once hosted gladiator battles.
The Colosseum.
In Thailand, touching this part of someone’s body is considered disrespectful.
Head.
This city is the capital of Japan and home to the Imperial Palace.
Tokyo.
This luxury train route runs from Paris to Istanbul and inspired Agatha Christie’s famous novel.
The Orient Express
This European city is famous for canals and is sometimes called “The Venice of the North.”
Amsterdam.
This massive statue in Rio de Janeiro overlooks the city with open arms.
Christ the Redeemer.
In India, eating with this hand is preferred, as the other is considered unclean.
Right Hand.
This African capital lies along the Nile River and is famous for its pyramids nearby.
This European airline’s logo features a crane and is one of the oldest carriers still operating.
Lufthansa.
This African desert is the largest hot desert in the world.
Sahara Desert.
This rock formation in Australia is sacred to the Aboriginal people and was formerly known as Ayers Rock.
Uluru.
In Morocco, it’s traditional to serve this drink three times, symbolizing life, love, and death.
Mint Tea.
This South American capital sits at high altitude and is the highest capital city in the world.
La Paz (Bolivia).
This airline, based in the Middle East, is known for its A380 double-decker fleet and luxurious onboard lounges.
Emirates.
This airport, located in Atlanta, Georgia, has consistently ranked as the busiest in the world by passenger traffic.
Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport
This ancient city in Peru, built high in the Andes, is often called the “Lost City of the Incas.”
Machu Picchu.
In Maori culture of New Zealand, this traditional greeting involves pressing noses together.
Hongi.
This capital city of Kazakhstan was renamed in 2019 to honor the country’s former president.
Nur-Sultan (formerly Astana)