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Where to Travel in 2024? Here Are the Top 10 New Tourist Destinations to Visit

In 2023 the international tourism has almost achieved 90%. If you went to any popular tourist spot during the summer, it was probably more crowded than it ever had been.

Best Places to Travel in 2024, Here Are the Top 10 New Tourist Destinations to Visit

• Fujairah
• Morocco
• Uzbekistan
• Galicia, Spain
• Macedonia, Greece
• South Korea
• Angola
• Sumba, Indonesia
• The Black Sea region
• Culebra, Puerto Rico

Thus, it may be high time to turn attention to other destinations, charming in low season or frequently overlooked when compared with the major urban centres. Maybe it is time to go to the locations that are easy and convenient for tourists and those which focus on concentrates much attention for maintaining sustainable tourism.

Below are 10 locations that you can travel to in the year 2024.

Fujairah

Fujairah is regarded as one of the smallest and least populated emirates in the United Arab Emirates, which is calm as it is spectacular. It has magnificent mountains and marvelous beaches that are less developed compared to the emirates of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, which offer an unequalled relaxed authenticity.

The weather in Fujairah is cooler than the other emirates as a result of its mountainous location; winter seems to be the best time to visit.

The main attraction is Snoopy Island, a diving site that looks like the famous cartoon dog character and has clear waters and coral reefs. The other must-see places are the waterfalls in Wadi Al Wurayah National Park that cascade down.

Morocco

It has witnessed a healthy comeback since the damaging quake that was recorded in September last year.Although tourists usually flood popular cities like Marrakech, Rabat, and Fes, the country surely features less busy places as equally appealing.

Notable landmarks are Tetouan city and the ancient city of Meknes, which are included in the list of nine UNESCO World Heritage sites. Morocco has shown its status as a world leader in sustainable tourism, introducing several initiatives to facilitate renewable energy production.

The country also boasts of a number of environmentally friendly hotels such as Kasbah Toubkal Hotel, which is owned by the Barbary and sits at the foot of majestic High Atlas Mountains.

Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan was on the verge of becoming a new travel attraction following a number of reforms designed to transform it into an internationally recognized tourist destination.

Since Uzbekistan issues visa-free entry for citizens of 86 countries, the pristine landscapes and well preserved architecture are ready to amaze visitors.

Travelers can know more about Uzbekistan being at the centre of the Silk Road, a legendary old trade route from China and India to Mediterranean Sea by visiting cities such as Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva.

Simultaneously, the Uzbek mountain village of Sentob has been included in UNESCO’s Best Tourist Villages List for 2023. It was awarded its commitment to sustainable development, with particular emphasis on nature, organic food, and environmental and mountain tourism.

Galicia, Spain

Galicia, an autonomous region in the northwest Spain is on the map of tourists with its regional capital Santiago de Compostela. This is mainly because of its very beautiful cathedral which dates back to the 12 th century that has been an end point of hundreds of thousands pilgrimage in the Camino de Santiago, a network of routes leading to the shrine if Saint James in Santiago de Compostela Cathedral.

The lively city of Santiago should be on your list even if you have no intentions to tie your walking boots.

Cape Finisterre, a rocky peninsula with the beautiful Finisterre Lighthouse, offers panoramic views that will take your breath away.

Galicia is known for its lighthouses; a total of 19 can be found, including the Tower of Hercules dating to the 1st century, protected by UNESCO and said to be the oldest Roman lighthouse still in use here.

Macedonia Greece

Every year Athens and the Greek Islands become more popular among tourists, but in Northern Greece if you travel to Macedonia, there is not much mass tourism. However, it includes all that tourists travel to see in the rest of Greece such as archaeological sites, cities filled with history and a lot of beaches.

This was the territory of Alexander the Great. Philip II of Macedon, his father, was buried in Vergina where an underground museum has been created from his tomb. In its vicinity, there are Byzantine relics in the town of Veria situated on top of a hill and fine wineries such as Kir-Yianni among hills near Naousa.

Thessaloniki- the capital of the region and second largest city in Greece is a culinary center, ad energy mix of architectural and archaeological eras. In the vicinity of the city there are sandy beaches of Halkidiki. As one approaches the border with Thrace, there are archaeological sites such as Ancient Philippi and the city of Kavala, which stands out in every building as its Ottoman past.

South Korea

Fortunately, traveling to the country has never been easier due to the waiver of K-ETA requirements – an electronic travel visa for South Korea, which will remain in force until the end of 2024 as part of Visit Korea Year.

Having visited the futuristic cities of Seoul and Busan, visitors can look forward to the cultural and historical side of ancient Korea in Andong, known as ‘The Spirit of South Korea’ or Seven Royal Tombs in Gyeongju recognized recently as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2023.

Angola

This southern African country is working hard to transform its tourist landscape in the recent past where they have introduced a fast-track electronic tourist visa. Despite the fact that the primary tourist infrastructure is not yet where it should be, it provides an opportunity to visit a country that still exists off of the travel radar.

Its capital, Luanda is known as a lively and expensive city but not far behind it the country of Angola boasts several stunning and breathtaking landscapes along with great culture.

The city of Lubango is also well-known for its Portuguese colonial architecture, and the statue named Christ the King on top of a hill replicates that erected in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Sumba, Indonesia

Sumba, an Indonesian island that offers a beach destination for people who want to travel with a sense of community awareness and sustainability.

Sumba is considered the antidote to Bali, just an hour away by plane of its remote villages, pristine forests, ancient rituals and world-class surf breaks. Although it is not yet globally famous, its area is more than 10,000 km2 which is twice as big as Bali.

Black Sea Region

Though the Black Sea region is much less well known than the Mediterranean coastal resorts for yachts in Turkey, it presents a totally contrasting angle of the nation.

Historical cities and villages, beaches and adrenaline-pumping activities are part of the region.
During summer, it is a cool shelter from the hotter regions of Turkey.

Tourists can appreciate the ancient roads, feel the beach life in Amasra and climb to where one of the oldest monataries in the world hangs on a cliff in Sumela.

Culebra, Puerto Rico

Though Puerto Rico is a wonderful island escape, what if you wanted to retreat to a smaller place?

The tiny island of Culebra is located about 32 kilometers off the east coast of Puerto Rico, away from the bustling nightlife of San Juan.

Here, the focus is on outdoor activities and relaxation, like Flamenco Beach, which is considered an excellent spot for diving and swimming.

And you, where do you want to tranvel?

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