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The third largest country in the world by landmass and population, the USA carries the weight of being "the leader of the free world." Highly influential in culture, politics, sports, and finance, the US has the largest economy in the world and leads the way in music and film.

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A small cluster of islands in northern Europe, the countries of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales make up the United Kingdom. Tiny though it is, the UK has had an important role on the world stage over the centuries in culture, literature, politics, and finance.

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Neighbors across the Tasman Sea, Australia and New Zealand are the largest islands in Oceania and good friends. They're both part of the Commonwealth, so they share the British monarch as their head of state, and they thrive on a culture of being outdoors and adventuring.

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Canada is a vast nation, almost double the size of Europe, and borders three oceans: the Pacific, Atlantic, and Arctic. While it has the world's longest undefended border, it ranks regularly as the best county in the world to live and work.

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Castles and forts, markets and mountains, Europe's 50 countries just have so much to do, discover, and delight in. They are wonderfully diverse, with adventures around every corner. Each nation has a very clear identity, very different to its neighbors. You could start your day with pastries in Paris, have schnitzel in Salzburg for lunch, and finish your day with pizza by the Pantheon in Rome. 

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