A couple of months ago, a barrage of articles was published listing the best places to travel to in 2020. For example, Conde Nast Traveller put out their list of “The Best Holiday Destinations for 2020” and included countries like Japan, Croatia, Lebanon, and China. The New York Times released an article on “52 Places to Go in 2020” and listed Bolivia, Austria, and Israel as some impressive travel destinations for the year.
As we made plans for spring break and summer vacation with our friends and family, none of us ever thought that we’d find ourselves quarantined in our homes amidst a pandemic that continues to ravish the world. Not only have most airline operations come to a standstill, but even liberties such as stepping outside of our house have been restricted in certain places. The thought of going anywhere, let alone on vacation to an exotic destination, seems laughable at the moment. But according to Wayne Smith, the chairman of the Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management at the College of Charleston, many tourist destinations will most likely promote an aggressive marketing strategy that will entice you to travel as soon as the “all-clear” is given.
So, what will travel be like after the coronavirus peaks? Will the airports and hotels be as packed as they once were? Or will people continue to take precautions and stay at home?
Thank you for the comment. Emirates are worth visiting. But Dubai is my favorite Emirat. Because of all the attractions and fun. Abu Dhabi is amazing too if you want a bit more local culture and life.
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Hi Blue Parrot, thank you for your comment. Ephesus is an amazing ancient city, definitely worth to visit it. Greek islands are top, and I think you will be able to visit Greece soon again, this summer all the European countries will lift the limits according to Covid-19. So soon, we will be able to revisit Turkey or Greece.
Hi Jenny, thank you for your comment. Yes, Istanbul is one of the most visited cities globally and one of the most interesting cities in the world, in my opinion. Istanbul has an amazing history to show, it lies in Europe and Asia, and it is the heart of Turkey, so you have to have it on your travel list.
Hi Anty, thank you for the interesting facts and comment. And yes, at least half of the year 2020 should be ignored. I think that all the countries will experience at least a 50% of tourism decline. So yes, by popularity, Turkey is for sure a lot more popular than Greece. In your opinion, what winter places we should visit in Turkey? ❄
Hi Baris, thank you for your comment. I have to agree with you in Turkey you will travel much cheaper than in Greece. But about hotels, I have to say that both countries have high-quality hotels, but in Turkey, there are high quality hotels at much cheaper price than in Greece.
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Thank you for your comment. Yes, Turkey is an amazing place worth visiting, but Greece has its attributes too, so it is hard to say Turkey or Greece. If you have got a chance to visit them both and to do it for a couple of weeks, for sure, it would be great to spend time.
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Hi Kevin, thank you for your comment, this is a great suggestion because those two are amazing historical places.