Here is how avid travelers responded, so consider adding these to your must-visit list.
1.“Turkey.
Of all the places I’ve visited this would be my vote.
The country is big enough to offer lots of variety.
There are excellent quality goods and services.
Plus, you get Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and European elements all in one place.”
Its so vibrant and quirky, with amazing food.
It feels safe, its constantly changing, and the people are really friendly.
The country has become great at tourism over the past 15 years."
“The Republic of Georgia.
Also, there’s beautiful countryside and wonderful wines.
confirm you try ‘black’ wine from the Saperavi grape.”
The downside is that flights can be expensive and long, even just to get around the states."
5.“Mexico.
I’ve visited around 30 countries, and it is my undisputed number one.”
“I have been to 44 countries, and Japan is the ideal tourist destination.
Japan has a rich cultural heritage, diverse and breathtaking natural scenery, and top-notch hospitality.
Japanese cuisine is designated UNESCO intangible heritage.
There are 47 prefectures in Japan, each with its own distinctive character.
I have been to Japan six times and have never been bored.
There is so much to do, see, and experience there.”
7.“Iceland.
8.“Peru.
Macchu Picchu, in particular, is incredible.
It’s the one famous place I feel is underrated.
“I’m going with Greece.
Unparalleled history, incredible sites, and museums.
Stunning natural beauty, obviously islands, but more than just perfect summer vibes.
Inexpensive, friendly people who are very hospitable and welcoming to visitors.”
10.“Thailand.
It’s just got something for everyone.
The food is fantastic as well.”
“Cliche, maybe, but I’m going withFrance.
The sheer number of beautiful villages, cities, and historical sites is astonishing.
The sites are always well-kept and renovated with top-notch facilities.
Their castles and historical buildings are more pretty and grandiose than those in Spain and Italy.
12.“Slovenia.
It’s incredibly underrated.
I had the best trip of my life in this country.
Bled and the Julian Alps are amazing, and Ljubljana is so much fun.”
13.“Italy.
There’s so much to see and do in this country, and the food is great!
The public transportation might not be the most punctual, but it’s pretty decent.
Long-distance trains are especially good, and I dare say they are among the best in Europe.
In my opinion, Italy is the best country for tourism in Europe.
I’d go back anytime in a heartbeat.”
14.“Switzerland.
15.“Australia.
Then we flew to Sydney to climb the bridge and watch Macbeth at the Sydney Opera House.
It was an amazing trip!”
I’d go all the time if it weren’t so far away.”
“I have visited some thirty-odd countries, and Norway is one of my top spots.
Lofoten is pure, rugged beauty.
There are no crowds.
There are spots where you have everything in one frame: beach, snow, mountains, waterfalls.
And we spotted rainbows three times in three days.
It was out of the world.”
18.“Portugal!
However, I’m returning to Portugal for my third extended visit.
I love the beaches, the people, the food, and the whole vibe there.”
“I’ve been to about 25 countries.
After visiting China, that number stopped growing because I just kept returning.
It’s a large enough country to keep me busy, and each place is very different.
“I thought Belize was spectacular.
It’s culturally and geographically diverse in a small enough area to explore in a reasonable amount of time.
There are wonderful people.
It has the most amazing historical sites, and the country is affordable.
Tourism has been getting a lot bigger recently, and for good reason.”
Note: Submissions have been edited for length and/or clarity.
