The menu of The Travel Puzzle is decorated with world landmarks, and the game itself is a sliding version of match-3. You do not swap tiles. Instead, you click a row or column to slide a new brick into the board, and the other bricks in that line move along. Whenever three or more bricks of the same color end up connected, the group is removed.
The goal of a level is to clear every brick. That sounds quick, but each slide shifts a whole line, so one move can wreck a nice setup or make a big one. Look at the next brick before you choose where to put it, bigger groups give more points, and the crowded areas should be cleared first.
Fans of Bejeweled 3 will recognize the matching, if not the sliding.