Grenada, an enchanting island state in the Caribbean, fascinates with its rich culture and breathtaking nature. The country covers an area of around 344 square kilometres and is known for its diverse landscape, ranging from lush rainforests to palm-fringed beaches. Grenada borders the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean and has a friendly population of around 112,000 inhabitants. The capital St. George's impresses with its charming harbour architecture and is a cultural centre.

Georgia is a country in the South Caucasus, east of the Black Sea and south of the Great Caucasus. It borders Russia to the north, Turkey and Armenia to the south and Azerbaijan to the east. The capital of Georgia is Tbilisi, also known as Tiflis in Georgian. With a population of over one million, it is the country's largest and most populous city. Georgia covers an area of 57,215 km² and is sparsely populated with a population of around 3.7 million. More than a quarter of the population lives in the capital region around Tbilisi.

El Salvador is home to about 6.5 million people on an area of around 210,000 square kilometres. The small country on the Pacific coast looks back on an interesting history that stretches from pre-Columbian times through Spanish colonisation to the present. Anyone visiting the country should not only admire the beautiful coastal regions, but also be inspired by the food and culture.

 A brief outline of the history of El Salvador

Dominica is a small island state in the eastern Caribbean. The capital is Roseau. About 72,000 people live in an area of about 750 square kilometres, 15,000 of them in the capital, which is the economic centre of the island nation.

 A brief history of Dominica

 Christopher Columbus discovered the island in 1493 and encountered the indigenous Kalinago people. They did not take kindly to the invaders and fought back.