NO.12 Madagascar
Madagascar
For travelers who love adventure and ecological experiences, this remote and charming Indian Ocean island of Madagascar is definitely worth paying close attention to this year.
Although the tourism industry is still in its infancy, the original charm still attracts people. This year, famous camps such as Namoroka Discovery Camp will also open in Namoroka National Park in the middle of the year.
And Voaara will join Miavana, a private island resort at Time + Tide, as a great choice for upscale beachfront resorts.
Meanwhile, luxury adventure tour operator Black Tomato has developed a conservation-focused tour that allows travelers around the world to explore its rainforests and remote islands.
NO.13 Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Dubai,United Arab Emirates
The 2024 World Urban Cultural Summit WCCS will be held in Dubai. The summit focuses on creative cities that are developing their potential to invest in cultural and creative industries and is being held for the first time in the Middle East.
And in March, Art Dubai is an art extravaganza, with Jumeirah’s Madinat Jumeirah showcasing some of the most cutting-edge contemporary art from around the world.
Also, don’t miss Dubai’s action-packed horse racing season, with the Dubai World Cup taking place at Maidan Racecourse and featuring six Class 1 and three Class 2 races, it is one of the most spectacular horse racing events in the world.
Dubai World Cup, Meydan Racecourse
For travelers who love adventure and ecological experiences, this remote and charming Indian Ocean island of Madagascar is definitely worth paying close attention to this year.
Although the tourism industry is still in its infancy, the original charm still attracts people. This year, famous camps such as Namoroka Discovery Camp will also open in Namoroka National Park in the middle of the year.
NO.14 Edinburgh, Scotland
Edinburgh, Scotland
In August 2024, the Edinburgh International Festival, the oldest and largest international comprehensive arts festival, opened with the theme of “Connecting us to celebrate”, allowing people from all over the world to gather here to share the value and beauty of art.
Whether it is music, theatre, dance or a variety of unheard of art forms, the Edinburgh Festival brings much more than simple audio-visual enjoyment.
And in the autumn, with the opening of Lost Shore Resort, Europe’s largest inland surfing centre, Edinburgh will also become a surfing hotspot in the UK and the world.
NO.15 Italy
Italy
The famous Tuatapere Hump Ridge trail is New Zealand’s newest development, a 53-kilometre circular sightseeing trail. It starts and ends at the western end of Tivivi Bay.
The trail passes through dense forests and subalpine terrain before returning to scenic coastlines and expansive beaches. Along the way there are striking stone towers and the famous Waitutu Forest Terrace.
Another famous attraction on the trail is the four huge wooden viaducts. The Bridges were built in the early 1920s for logging development in the southern forest, using Australian hardwood.
Italy, April 20 – November 24: The Venice Biennale is the world’s oldest contemporary art exhibition, and this year’s theme for its 60th edition is “Foreigners Everywhere.”
The church will enter the fasting period on February 14. During this period, the Vatican Museums will offer a special guided tour on six consecutive Saturdays from the 17th, allowing visitors to get close to the museum’s art collection.
This special tour is centered on a description of the important events in the life of Christ Jesus:
From the early Christian sarcophagus with images of the death and resurrection of Christ, to the gallery containing masterpieces such as Caravaggio’s The Undoing of the Holy Body of Jesus, visit the grand vault of the gallery.
The last stop on this unique journey of history, art and spirituality is the Sistine Chapel, where Michelangelo’s masterpiece The Last Judgment is preserved.
The 2024 World Urban Cultural Summit WCCS will be held in Dubai. The summit focuses on creative cities that are developing their potential to invest in cultural and creative industries and is being held for the first time in the Middle East.
NO.16 Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen,Denmark
After five years of upgrading, Carlsberg House in Copenhagen is finally complete. This year, you can take a historical tour of the birthplace of the brewery, taste the beer and watch the gorgeous pull horses.
For travelers who love adventure and ecological experiences, this remote and charming Indian Ocean island of Madagascar is definitely worth paying close attention to this year.
Although the tourism industry is still in its infancy, the original charm still attracts people. This year, famous camps such as Namoroka Discovery Camp will also open in Namoroka National Park in the middle of the year.
And Voaara will join Miavana, a private island resort at Time + Tide, as a great choice for upscale beachfront resorts.
In addition, the New Carlsberg Museum has a collection of more than 10,000 objects, including marble statues, mummies, Mediterranean and 19th century Danish and French sculptures and paintings, as well as the Winter Garden.
The beer experience is at the heart of Copenhagen’s New Town, where vibrant 19th buildings stand alongside sleek modern towers and designer Henrik Vibskov’s striking fashion boutiques.
But don’t just take a quick look: the chic new warehouse hotel Ottilia has just opened and is well worth a stop.
