It's 2020 and I'm going to tell you where to go this year.
So kicking us off at number 20 it's Tenerife with miles of beautiful beaches year-round Sun and an
epic volcano that will quite literally take your breath away it's no surprise
us Brits love this place year after year.
And at 19 its Cape Verde this West African archipelago comes with white sand turquoise waters and is only six
hours from London with no jet lag quite literally the perfect winter getaway
And at 18 it's Cancun which is famous for its colorful nightlife but if you drive
two hours down to Tulum you're going to find real Mexican culture amazing
Mexican food and nature in all its glory
A t 17 is Belgium's undiscovered gem, Ghent which is half an hour from Bruges but much less touristy and just as beautiful.
At 16 it's Cyprus which is so much more than just a beach holiday.
Head here and you'll get mountains, sea, city and history all within a two-hour drive from each other.
Last year Uzbekistan relaxed its visa requirements which means that British passport holders can now visit five days visa-free.
With only a thousand Brits going every year it couldn't be a better time to visit this fascinating place.
At 14 its Rotterdam which is Amsterdam's cooler younger brother.
And in 2020 they'll be hosting the 65th Eurovision Song Contest.
At 13 it's Egypt with year-round Sun and a captivating culture that's rich in history.
I like it for 2020 because it's a Brexit-proof destination.
At 12 it's Fuerteventura, another one of the Canary Islands that offers year-round Sun.
But I recommend heading there in November for the international Kite Festival that fills the skies with colour every year.
At number eleven its Amorgos, one of the Greek islands.
So with mass tourism becoming a little bit of an issue nowadays I like this one because there's no airport
which means fewer tourists.
And in at number 10 it's Dubai which is not only a classic winter hotspot
it's also hosting the 2020 World Expo the themes of sustainability mobility and opportunity.
At number 9 it's Aruba. So in 2020 Aruba are putting a complete ban on all single-use plastic
making it the Caribbean's leading environmentally aware nation and a brilliant reason to visit this year.
At number eight it's Somerset, three reasons; Glastonbury's 50th anniversary,
beautiful countryside and The Wave - the UK's first ever inland surfing lake.
At number seven is Akureyri in Iceland and yes Iceland has been very popular in the past few years
but most of the tourism has been in the south. If you want that real old-school wilderness experience
then head to Iceland's second largest city in the north.
And at number six its Lebanon, because last year the British Foreign Office changed its travel advice to say
that Lebanon was now safe for tourists to enter.
This means there's more tour operators offering exciting itineraries for 2020 and Lebanon is excited to share
its unique culture and delicious food with the world.
And rolling into the top five it's Bhutan.
This small country in the Himalayan mountains follows a high-value low-impact tourism policy
to protect its environment and the people who live there.
Tourists are required to pay a daily fee which goes back into the economy to help local people
The result is that Bhutan is one of the few places left that's free from the ravages of global tourism.
Making it to number four is Trento, one of Italy's best-kept secrets.
situated in the north close to the Austrian border
you're just a short drive away from the snow-capped Dolomites and the beautiful Lake Garda.
And we've made it to the top three, in at number 3 it's Barbados.
Growing fast in recent years with British tourists its blend of home comforts and
and blazing sunshine see it take one of my top spots.
And for good reason, it's a perfect winter sun break.
In at number two its Turkey.
Tourism is on a comeback in Turkey and for 2020 BA have announced a new six
times per week route from Gatwick to holiday hotspot Antalya.
Ok here it is, my number 1 place to visit in 2020 is
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Ok, in at number 1.
Wildly exotic yet astoundingly easy to navigate this Brexit-proof country has a
unique and winning combination that makes it my number one place to head to in 2020.
Of course, it's Japan.
Japan has established itself as quite the host looking after the Rugby World Cup in 2019 and the Tokyo
2020 Olympics this coming summer.
This means the country is totally set up and ready for an influx of tourism and can't wait to share the wonderment of their culture with the world.
Where are you going in 2020 I'd love to know so leave me a comment below
That's all from me for now and I'll see you next time on World's Best.
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