Pedro Andrade goes to Bangkok, which is a mixture of palaces and temples like towering towers and other symbols of a great world metropolis - the one that attracts more foreign tourists in the world.

Pedro Andrade cheks out the Maltese archipelago, in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea, has medieval towns, prehistoric buildings and paradisiacal beaches.

Pedro Andrade is lost in the alleyways and alleys of the Medina of Fez, the great city of Morocco that best preserves the traditional culture of the country. Fez is in a great process of renewal, but tries to maintain his personality.

Pedro Andrade goes to Sri Lanka, which has come out of a three-decade civil war to become an obligatory stop in the itinerary of many travelers.

Lebanon is a small country with a capital that is one of the most interesting cities in the world. Beirut is a feast for the senses and has always been in the dreams of Pedro Andrade.

Pedro Andrade visits one of the cities with the best quality of life in the world: the cosmopolitan, cultural, dynamic: Montreal, in the Canadian province of Quebec.

Pedro Andrade goes to China for the first time. Few cities in the world have grown as much and as fast as Shanghai. He looks closely at China's economic miracle.

Pedro Andrade visits Moscow and St. Petersburg, the most important cities of Russia, which will receive 1 million visitors for this year's World Cup.

Nashville has attracted many young Americans because of its creative economy and quality of life. Pedro Andrade confers both this new side of the city and his tradition of country music.

Pedro Andrade is going to Africa to know one of the countries that has grown the most in the continent: Tanzania. He visits the capital Dar Es Salaam and the paradise of Zanzibar, which has attracted more and more tourists.