Yearly, the Lonely Planet publish their highly anticipated Best In Travel List. Destinations across the globe hope to be included, as it usually results in a gain of tourism.
With so many people traveling nowadays, it’s almost impossible to choose between the many destinations on offer. How do you decide where to go next? The Lonely Planet has just published the Best in Travel List 2020, that may just help you decide on where to travel to this year.
Top 10 Countries:
- Bhutan
- England
- North Macedonia
- Aruba
- eSwatini
- Costa Rica
- Netherlands
- Liberia
- Morocco
- Uruguay
The Netherlands made the top 10! Maybe it has to do with our beautiful Tulips?
This Best in Travel List 2020 can take you all over the world
Bhutan is topping the best in travel list this year because they operate on a strict high value, low impact tourism policy. ‘It is already the world’s only carbon-negative country, and the kingdom is set to become the first fully organic nation by 2020, so it’s only going to get more beautiful.’ Says the Lonely Planet. It may come as a surprise, but England got the 2nd position despite the Brexit. Consequently, it has to do with England’s beautiful coastline with more sections opening up to the public. And let’s not forget about the Netherlands, as Dutch citizens we are proud to be included!
Top 10 Cities:
- Salzburg, Austria
- Washington DC, USA
- Cairo, Egypt
- Galway, Ireland
- Bonn, Germany
- La Paz, Bolivia
- Kochi, India
- Vancouver, Canada
- Dubai
- Denver, USA
Plenty of cities to choose from in 2020, but which one is your favourite?
Beautiful Salzburg
Best Value Destinations:
- East Nusa, Indonesia
- Budapest, Hungary
- Madhya Pradesh, India
- Buffalo NY, USA
- Azerbaijan
- Serbia
- Tunisia
- Cape Winelands, South Africa
- Athens, Greece
- Zanzibar, Tanzania
If you’re looking for a first class destination, without the first class ticket price, these 10 destinations are tipped to be the best in value. Even the Cape Winelands in South Africa, that are portrayed as fancy, has more accommodations to suit every budget. We are not talking Asian prices, but the change is there, and that’s a great thing!
For the whole list check Lonely Planet. So where will you go in 2020?
Love,
Elke