Pedro visits one of the most popular tourist destinations in Asia: the Bali island, which draws people from all over the world to its beaches and countryside, its Buddhist temples and even its nightlife.

Pedro goes to London to check the climate for Brexit, the departure of the United Kingdom from the European Union. He visits the four corners of the city, which is in a phase of much prosperity and innovation.

Pedro checks the current moment of Dubai, the metropolis that put the United Arab Emirates on the map. It investigates the new directions of the city, which is turning into an important cultural center.

Pedro visits one of Europe's most popular summer destinations: Croatia's jagged coastline on the Adriatic Sea, with its beautiful blue and green waters, as well as its medieval stone towns.

Pedro goes to Kathmandu and looks closely at how Nepal is following the major earthquakes that devastated the country in 2015. He visits the capital and flies over Mount Everest.

Pedro visits Georgia at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains. With a very large cultural wealth, the country has increasingly opened to the world, after a turbulent post-period Soviet Union.

After one of the longest guerrilla conflicts in the world, Colombia emerges as one of the fastest growing countries in Latin America. Pedro checks out the transformation of Medellin and visits Cartagena.

Pedro visits Ethiopia, one of the granaries of Africa and the fastest growing country on the continent. It gives the dynamism of the capital Addis Ababa and the impressive rock-cut churches in Lalibela.

Miami deals with issues such as climate change and sea levels rising. At the same time, the city is growing more cultural and cosmopolitan, without losing its Latin roots.

Pedro goes to Iran in the 40 years of the Islamic Revolution, which has made the country one of the most closed in the world. He speaks about the freedom of expression protests in Tehran and visits monuments of Isfahan.