World Cities
City with most UNESCO sites
Rome
Most eaten food
Rice
Country with both Atlantic & Indian Ocean coasts
South Africa
European country’s flag features a red dragon on a white and green background
Wales
Known by the call sign “Speedbird,” this airline has used the same nickname since the 1930s.
British Airways
Oldest continuously inhabited city
Damascus
Peru’s national dish
Ceviche
Country with the most bordering nations
China
European country introduced the world’s first paper money in the 17th century
Sweden
First airline to offer in-flight Wi-Fi on transatlantic flights using satellite technology
Lufthansa
World’s highest capital city
La Paz
National dish of Vietnam
Pho
Country with two capitals
Bolivia
This capital city is built entirely on islands connected by bridges, giving it the nickname “Venice of the North.”
Stockholm
This airline was the first to operate an all-widebody international fleet.
Singapore Airlines
City split by two continents
Istanbul
Famous dish of Scotland made from sheep’s heart, liver, and lungs,
Haggis
Only country entirely within another
Lesotho
The southernmost capital city in the world
Wellington, New Zealand
Experimental engine powered the SR-71 Blackbird to sustained Mach 3 speeds
Pratt & Whitney J58 turbo-ramjet
City with the most Michelin-star restaurants
Tokyo
This West African staple is a dough-like food made from cassava or yams
Fufu
Country has more saunas than cars
Finland
The flag of this country features a mythical creature that represents strength and courage.
Bhutan – the dragon "Druk"
On United’s first prepared meal service (1936), passengers could choose between?
Fried chicken, OR
Scrambled eggs with toast