While you were getting pushed and shoved at an overcrowded club on NYE, the Beckhams were chilling in a private three-bedroom villa also known as the Grand Sunset Residence at the One&Only Reethi Rah resort in Maldives.

The perks of the ultra-luxurious villa include a private beach, a personal chef, a private infinity pool, buggies to tour the resort, and a wine cellar curated to your personal taste. The Beckhams enjoyed activities like snorkelling, diving and daily yoga on a private sandbar in the middle of the ocean. Yeah, it doesn't get any better than this.

This may be the ultimate test of your relationship. Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service (as shown below) is offering a house and a job to couples who are willing to move to the Maatsuyker Island - a 460-acre island located 6 miles off the southern coast of Tanzania.

The Eiffel Tower was built in 1899 as a temporary structure. And now, over a hundred years later, the tower still stands tall thanks to the many renovations it has undergone. To keep anything in top condition, a little sprucing every now and then is required and the Eiffel Tower is no exception.

This story is a big shout-out to all those who think that quitting a mundane job and selling earthly possessions - in the name of wanderlust - is a risk not worth taking.

Meet Garrett Gee, the 28-year-old entrepreneur who sold his tech company to Snapchat, left his job and decided to take a trip around the world with his wife, Jessica and their two children.

Russian photographer Murad Osmann and his wife Natalia Zakharova became insta-famous last year when their "Follow-Me-To" series went viral on Instagram. Their shots are usually Murad grabbing Natalia's arm against an unbelievably scenic location. Since then the shots have been recreated in various parts of the world. And even though they were in Dubai a year and a half ago, they have returned again to take what we think is their most dangerous shot on the edge of the JW Marriott Marquis Hotel (the tallest hotel in the world) facing the Burj Khalifa (tallest building in the world).

Meet Karolina Valeikaite, an aspiring fashion student who left a promising career and worked relentlessly for 4 months to fulfil her travel ambitions.

She slept on a couch, sublet her own apartment, ate only at work and worked 110 hours a week - all to satiate her wanderlust. If her story won't motivate you to get up and start planning your trip then probably nothing will.

Jack Morris, a 26-year-old Britisher has accomplished what most of us just day-dream about. Five years ago, he took a leap of faith - he left his 9-5 mundane job, booked a one-way flight to Bangkok and never looked back.

Morris, who worked 9-5 as a carpet cleaner now travels the world with his 23-year-old girlfriend, Lauren Bullen and is reportedly earning a six-figure sum to do so.

In a world where animals are abused, neglected and caged, a zoo in China has reversed the game.

Leah Ledu Wildlife Zoo in Chongqing city is keeping their animals free in natural habitat while caging the most ferocious of them all – humans. And guess what, visitors are paying good money to experience the dangerous imprisonment.

Launched in 2015, this zoo gained overnight popularity for its unusual method of preserving the endangered species.