A myriad of landscapes, cultures and experiences awaits you. It has everything from snowy Andean mountains and Amazonian jungles to a turquoise coastline. The diverse environment makes travelling and exploring the country all the more enjoyable. Rock climbing, hang-gliding and snorkeling are all possible here, as well as a trip to the worlds tallest waterfall, Angel Falls. The height is a heady 3,212ft. That’s about 16 times taller than Niagara Falls. It is located in the south-east of the country in the stunning Canaima National Park.

In the west of Venezuela are the impressive Andean range of mountains and the city of Merida. The capital of the municipality of Libertador, Merida is the main centre for education and tourism in western Venezuela. It is the home of the highest and second longest cable car in the world finishing at 15,633ft above sea level.

The countrys’ beauty is not just limited to its landscape, it has produced more winners of Miss Universe per capita than any other country. But this country has a lot more to offer than just beautiful people and stunning terrain.

In the south of the country is the Amazon jungle. This is more for the adventurous travellers as the jungle boasts a remarkable set of exotic plants and wide variety of animals, including the Jaguar, Ocelot, Tapir, Armadillo, Anteater, and the longest snake in the world, the Anaconda.

The capital city of Caracas is the birthplace of Simón Bolívar. The most important leader in South America’s successful struggle for independence. The city is a bustling metropolis of nearly 5 million inhabitants. Both progressive and cosmopolitan, the city boasts some of the finest historical monuments and most impressive modern architecture in South America.

Venezuela is a stable democratic country with consistent GDP growth, benefiting from having the second largest export income (behind China) and strong trading relationships throughout the world (for example, it is the forth largest oil exporter to the US). Increasing tourist demand and continued GDP growth makes it ideal for inward investment.