It is a truth universally acknowledged that breakfast is the best part of the day, whether you’re an early bird eager to have your first bites by eight or a late riser needing your perfect pick-me-up brunch. From crispy croissants with warm melted cheese oozing out after the first bite to fluffy American pancakes soaked in maple syrup or a hearty Hungarian ratatouille, the options are endless in Budapest. Moreover, as all-day breakfasts are common, you don’t even have to be a morning person. All aboard the brunch bandwagon, calling at seven of Budapest’s best brekkie spots that all tick the taste box.

After a few years in the tourism doldrums, Egypt is back on travel wishlists. The pyramids, the River Nile, Luxor’s plethora of tombs and temples, and the Red Sea’s world-class diving are all major reasons to start planning your itinerary now. However, some female travelers may hesitate to pack their bags straight away.

Located where the Thu Bon River meets the sea, Hoi An was one of Asia’s premier trading ports for much of its history, attracting artisans from all over Vietnam. Single-craft villages were established nearby to supply international trade as well as the town itself.