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The most popular tours and the best countries in 2012

best countries to visit in 2012Turkey, Greece, France and Spain, traditionally popular with millions of tourists, are ready to give way to new promising destinations. The world's largest travel guide publisher LonelyPlanet has conducted a large-scale study and published the top ten best countries to visit in 2012.

Our today's rating of tourist destinations in 2012 includes countries that will soon become incredibly popular with tourists.

10.Switzerlandimage

- an island of eternal harmony in the heart of Europe. Magnificent alpine nature, distinctive architecture and many historical monuments deserve the utmost attention. Tourism experts often refer to Switzerland as the Eurosing in miniature.

9. Taiwanimage

Is a Pacific island famous for its majestic nature. Meanwhile, Taiwan boasts a rich cultural heritage of the Chinese Empire, Taoist and Buddhist monuments. Modern Taiwan is lined with bike paths. Tireless travelers can take two routes that completely encircle the island.

8. New Caledoniaimage

- a group of Pacific islands under the protectorate of France. Next year it is planned to hold another referendum on independence. But today it is still a piece of France, lost in the tropics. The capital of the Noumea archipelago resembles the cities of the French Riviera. At the same time, the attention paid in recent years to the revival of the culture and traditions of the aborigines of New Caledonia, is bearing fruit, creating a symbiosis of the Gaulish and Melanesian cultures.

7.Cubaimage

- a leisurely vacation on tropical beaches, an active nightlife, the world's best mojitos and dilapidated, but still elegant colonial-style houses, creating a unique atmosphere inherent in the "Island of Freedom". Experts predict changes in the political system that will lead to inevitable changes in the economy. This year still gives a chance to visit that very Cuba, over which time seems to have no power.

6. Bhutanimage

- a Buddhist state, lost in the Himalayas, which for many years was very reluctant to receive tourists. By deliberately raising prices and introducing strict licensing requirements for travel companies, the state restricts the flow of foreigners. For each day of stay in Bhutan, a tourist is required to pay a fee. And yet, this country deserves special attention, thanks to its unspoiled majestic nature, unique culture and magnificent preservation of historical monuments.

5. Denmarkimage

- traditionally different high standard of living and close attention to the environment. Today the country has more than 10,000 km of bike paths that allow tourists to visit the main attractions of the country. The infrastructure allows cyclists to reach any natural and cultural attractions.

4. Jordanimage

It sets an example for the entire Middle East with its openness and friendly attitude towards tourists. The economic boom and rich historical heritage make this Arab state an extremely attractive destination for tourism.

3. Ukraineimage

- the host of football Euro 2012. Even this is enough to attract millions of tourists.However, experts note that the cultural heritage of Kiev, the unique nature of the Crimea and the Carpathian Mountains, combined with very low prices, make Ukraine a worthy place to visit.

2. Myanmar (Burma)image

- a unique state at the crossroads of the cultures of China and India. Unique nature, distinctive culture and friendly population will enchant any tourist. For many years Burma was closed to foreigners, the boycott was officially lifted only in 2010.

1. Ugandaimage

It had no chance of popularity among tourists due to the dictatorial regime and the civil war. This year Uganda celebrates 50 years of independence. It is obvious that stability is good for the state - more and more tourists come to look at the sources of the great Nile and enjoy the contemplation of the magnificent nature.

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