According to U.N. figures, China is the most visited country in the world for travel and culture, while France ranks fourth. Italy comes in second in Europe and Greece ranks third in the Americas. But what are the reasons behind this increase in tourist numbers? What are the best places for tourists to visit? We’ll answer these questions and more in this article. Also, check out this video on how to find out your country’s tourism potential in 2022.

China

In recent years, there has been a tremendous growth in tourism. Every year, hundreds of millions of people leave their home countries to travel to other places. The reasons for this growth vary, from historical riches to delicacies and landscapes. But one thing is for sure: the countries in the list will continue to grow in popularity. The following are the top 10 most popular tourist destinations in the world.

France

In 2017, 89 million visitors flocked to France, making it the most visited country in the world. The country beat out Spain and the United States. Despite the number of visitors, the country is not lacking in attractions. Here are the top reasons to visit France in 2022. There are so many places to see in France that a year is not enough to cover them all. In addition to Paris, you can visit the wine region of Burgundy.

Italy

Travelers from Germany, USA, and France are the main sources of tourists to Italy, which is home to approximately 33,000 hotels. Hotels in Italy are mostly three or four stars. Some tourists prefer camping or renting an apartment instead of staying in hotels. It is also possible to compare hotel prices online, making it easy for visitors to find the right accommodation for their needs. Italy has a variety of other tourist attractions, including museums, agrotourism, and parks.

Greece

The United States Tour Operators Association (USTOA) conducted a survey in early 2017 that revealed that Greece would be the second-most visited country in the America by 2022. It ranked Italy as the world’s top destination for the year, followed by Germany, France, and Greece. In 2021, Italy topped the list, while Greece and Ireland tied for second place. Iceland, Costa Rica, and Egypt rounded out the top six.

Mexico

In 2017, Mexico ranked second in the world for international tourism. The country has a temperate climate, beaches, colonial cities and a unique culture influenced by Mesoamerican and European traditions. The peak tourism seasons in Mexico are December and mid-summer. However, the country does experience brief spikes in tourism during the week before Easter and Spring break. It is a popular destination for college students.

Thailand

In the year 2022, there are plans to open up other popular tourist destinations to international tourists and some nationalities. Indonesia plans to make Bali easy to visit for international visitors, while keeping stronger restrictions elsewhere. Vietnam plans to open up Phu Quoc island to international visitors, with mountains and jungles forming an appealing backdrop. Malaysia wants to extend its experiment with domestic travellers to Langkawi island, while Cambodia plans to open up the city of Siem Reap to international tourists.

Turkey

The country’s rich history, rich culture, and healthy lifestyle make it a popular destination for travelers. The country is expected to become the sixth most visited nation in 2022, up from number six this year. Mexico, meanwhile, is the second-most-visited country in the Americas, boasting ancient ruins, colonial cities, and natural reserves. Visitors will also find modern public and private architecture, ruins, and beach resorts.

Israel

According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, Israel will become the second-most popular travel destination for tourists from overseas in 2022, up from the number of arrivals in 2018. During May 2019 alone, 262,700 foreign tourists visited the country. Many came for the Passover holiday and are looking forward to experiencing the country’s culture. However, many travelers report high prices and service that cannot compete with what they’d experience abroad.