Want to know what are the hot destinations for 2008? Favour sunshine more than the cold? Fancy walking around castles more than nondescript shacks in the beach? There are lots of options on how to spend those quick city breaks or those long hard-earned holidays off work! Look forward to happier travels with a merry mix of the exotic, the chic and the high-rollers this year. Excited to see more of the world this year? Find out what top destinations will be on everyone's lips for 2008 with these fearless predictions from Hotel Club. Beijing will be the centre of attention when summer brings in the fanfare of the Olympics! Feel the enormity of the 3,000-year history which surrounds China as you explore the Great Wall, Forbidden City, Summer Palace and feast on such authentic delicacies as Peking duck, hot pot and steamed buns. If you're raring to scour good finds on the shopping front, be sure to stop by numerous markets around the city! Having a welcome break from the grueling nuances of work and life prompts you to crave for a quick getaway. The next must-see destination on the list satisfies that craving! Find out if you have a lucky hand when you hit the casinos in Macau or simply take in all the cultural highlights of this former Portuguese colony. The city is compact so sightseeing is on a much relaxed pace; afterwhich, indulge in egg tarts, the popular local treat. Call it Mumbai or Bombay, but there's just one thing that attracts holidaymakers to this destination. Apart from being the hub for one of the world's most lucrative entertainment industries, Mumbai is the most cosmopolitan city in India, and the largest one at that. With atmospheric streets and the dynamic pace, travellers seeking truly exotic sights will definitely include this city on their itineraries. Honeymoon-bound couples are wont to see Paris for the ultimate romantic experience. Even for visitors who don't have romance on their agenda, the city is a fantastic place to explore. Unique landmarks such as Champs Elyses, Arc de Triumphe, Notre Dame Cathedral become more captivating as time passes, more so with the ageless Mona Lisa on display inside the Louvre museum. And if weariness takes its toll on your feet, relax in one of the cafes and watch the French go about their daily lives with panache! Lastly, one city that deserves a mention on the list is Budapest. The capital of Hungary is a showcase of classical architecture, made more picturesque by the Danube River that flows through it. Thus, it is called as Queen of the Danube! More glimpses into Europe's bygone ages can be had amidst Celtic and Roman ruins found throughout the city. Attractions such as museums and castles are also top draws for Budapest.
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