Avaza national tourism zone, Turkmenistan. It is a favourite place of recreation for local people and numerous tourists. This marble coastal area in a modern style is located on the Caspian seashore of Turkmenistan. In June 2009, the opening ceremony of the first modern facilities took place in Avaza. You can find the recreation and entertainment facilities in the sea resort – the entertainment centres, an aquapark, yacht and sports clubs, restaurants, campgrounds, all sorts of amusements and shopping centres designed in the national traditions of architecture. The navigable river runs 7 kilometres through the territory of the resort. The landscaped recreation area stretches on both sides of the river, where canoe and kayak events and sailing regattas take place. The tourism zone has expanded; its area has increased to 5,000 hectares. The national tourism zone is the land of international festivals and summits.

 Santorini, Greece. Santorini is a small island of Greece in the southeast part of Europe. This small Greek island, with an area of 96 km2, is situated in the southern Aegean Sea. It belongs to a group of islands, called Cyclades, which consists of numerous islands that share the same characteristics and architecture. This destination is famous for its breathtaking caldera views, stunning sunsets and unique volcanic landscapes. Its wild volcanic landscape, rugged cliffs, wild nature and beautiful shores, combined with its rich history and traditions, make the island the gem of Greece. Santorini got its current half-moon shape around 1,650 BC after a huge volcanic eruption. There are about 20 villages in Santorini, Greece, ranging from busy tourist attractions like Fira, Oia and Kamar to traditional settlements like Exo Gonia and Vothonas that only occasional tourists visit.