Malta
The success of the “Game of Thrones” series has brought Malta closer to tourists. Many architectural masterpieces with European style, fortresses and buildings from the Middle Ages, especially in the capital Valletta, will make tourists constantly explore. Malta is also famous for its beautiful beaches and harbor with luxury yachts.
Lisbon (Portugal)
Travel + Leisure has voted Portugal as the destination of the year and the picturesque city of Lisbon with its museums, churches... full of historical landmarks will be a special highlight to attract tourists. The lower cost of living compared to other European cities is also a plus for this city.
Iceland
You may have seen pictures of Iceland on your Facebook feed as this place has been a hot destination for Americans over the past year. This trend shows no signs of stopping as Iceland is rated as one of the safest destinations in the world. In addition, the “iceland” country also has many majestic landscapes such as Blue Lagoon, Gullfoss waterfall...
St. Petersburg (Russia)
St. Petersburg has been voted “Best Destination in Europe” by the World Travel Awards twice in a row. Its ornate palaces and churches, rich history and rich culture make it a popular tourist destination.
Aarhus (Denmark)
Aarhus, Denmark’s second largest city, was crowned “European Capital of Culture” in 2017. Aarhus is particularly renowned for its dynamic design of cultural events and architectural style. It is a cultural hub with many vibrant festivals held throughout the year such as the Aarhus Festival and the Food Festival.
Finland
The majestic yet wild landscape makes Finland a destination for adventurers and one of the best places to see the northern lights.
Bordeaux (France)
Bordeaux is known as the capital of the world's wine industry, with the famous Bordeaux wine label. Not only that, many of the city's historical sites are on the UNESCO World Heritage list, described as "a remarkable urban and architecturally impressive city" of the 18th century.
Belfast (Ireland)
Belfast, the administrative capital and largest city of Northern Ireland, is not exactly a prominent tourist destination in the UK. However, visitors to this city of 290,000 people come to one of the strangest yet most familiar destinations: Titanic Belfast, the world's largest complex dedicated to the Titanic. Belfast also boasts unique architecture, gorgeous shops, restaurants, pubs and nightclubs, and a vibrant arts, entertainment and cultural scene.
Switzerland
Immersed in the lush green of the natural world, this country also attracts visitors thanks to its fresh air and amazing cleanliness. Gurtnellen village (pictured), with wooden houses nestled on the mountainside, was recognized by National Geographic as the best destination of 2017.
Montenegro
Montenegro is located in the south of the vast Adriatic Sea and the center of the Balkan Mountains. Here, the natural landscape is very wild but the richness of resources always attracts tourists from all over the world. There are many fine white sand beaches stretching over 294km. Streams flow meandering on the mountain slopes; clear blue lakes hidden beside majestic high mountains...
London (United Kingdom)
The Brexit event has weakened the value of the pound significantly, but it has not stopped the flow of tourists coming here to visit the famously expensive city of London.
Modena (Italy)
If you’re planning a food tour, why not try Modena? Osteria Francescana in Modena, Italy, was voted the best restaurant in the world by the World’s 50 Best Restaurants this year. Try the Parmigiano Reggiano, a famous local cheese, to see why it’s so popular.
