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New Zealand is at the top of the touristic rating |
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In spite of the current economical crisis, the rising fuel prices, the worries about the ecological situation in several parts of the world and regular chaos in the airports, the passion for travel among the lovers of new impressions is still hight, as the experts affirm. The tourism is still popular, especially the European direction. The confirmation for this is the international rating that has been composed by the travel internet portals. The top twenty of the most demanded places of rest has seven European cities. Rhodes has taken the fifth place in this list. The rich sun (300 sunny days in the year) and flora is the contribution of the Mediterranean climate, what attracts stable high amounts of tourists. The second popular European place is the Austrian Salzburg, where the most attractive places are those linked with Mozart. The leader in the British direction has became the SPA-resort Bath. Five places of the United Kingdom have taken their places in the top-100. The real pride and actually - the visit card of the New Zealand, the participants of the poll have named the fjord Milford Sound. This nature masterpiece at the south-west of the Southern Island admires with it's beauty all the coming tourists. The nearby located Queenstown - the capital of the extreme tourism - the starting point of the cruises to the land of the New Zealand fjords - takes the second place in the rating. Among the European countries, the highest interest arouses Italy. Seven cities of this country at the Apennines Peninsula have entered the top 25 of the best holiday places of the planet. The highest place in the rating among them has the town Amalfi - the 15-th. The top 20 of the best European directions list includes also the Siena in Italy, Dingle in the youth-west of Ireland, Brugge in Belgium. What unites all these directions - is something special, making them extraordinary for all the travelers of the world. |
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