Travel Destination

19/09/2025 marine

Uzbekistan secures spot among Forbes’ top travel destinations for 2024 — Daryo News

The Forbes magazine recently published an article highlighting the must-visit tourist destinations worldwide in the year 2024, Dunyo reports. Notably, Uztbekistan has secured a place on this prestigious list, establishing itself as one of the premier destinations for global travel in the coming year.

Forbes recognizes Uzbekistan for its rich historical heritage along the Silk Road, coupled with breathtaking mountain landscapes and the promising allure of the capital city, Tashkent. The financial and economic magazine encourages its readers to explore the wonders that Uzbekistan has to offer in 2024.

Quoting the

18/09/2025 marine

10 most popular travel destinations for 2024 (Asia takes top spots)

While Dubai received the most positive comments from travelers on TripAdvisor, Asia is expected to be central to many vacation plans in 2024. Expectedly, Thailand makes the list, but it’s not Bangkok city that takes the cake this time.

As the New Year dawns, thoughts can turn to projects for the months ahead, including vacation plans. Nearly four years after the pandemic closed borders, Asia stands out as the most trending direction of travel in 2024, according to the growing popularity of destinations on this continent on the reviews site, Tripadvisor. Every year, the American giant analyzes the content of

17/09/2025 marine

China snubs Canada on its list of approved travel spots, setting back tourism’s post-COVID recovery

In an apparent snub, the Chinese government has left Canada off a list of countries approved as international travel destinations for tour groups — a decision that threatens to leave Canada’s travel industry at a competitive disadvantage as it continues its post-pandemic recovery.

In a media statement, the Chinese foreign ministry announced on Aug. 10 that an additional 78 countries have been added to a list of destinations approved for group tours and package travel. Travel agents from mainland China work from this list when they promote and book foreign travel for Chinese nationals.

In response to an inquiry from

08/08/2025 marine

Bali is no longer Australia’s favorite holiday destination

The wildly popular holiday island is no longer the most sought after overseas summer holiday destination for Aussies.

Data from the Expedia group published in The Australian now identifies Tokyo as the number one destination, with Bali second and Singapore third.

Osaka and Kyoto round out the top five.

Expedia brands managing director Daniel Finch described the results as “surprising”.

“For us Bali is always in competition with Fiji and Hawaii, with Bali usually coming in first so I was quite shocked when we ran our numbers and Tokyo’s come out on top,” Mr Finch said.

“As we dug into