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Destinations for 2020

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Another year is fast approaching. And not just a new year, but a new decade. It feels like, year after year, our world gets smaller. Technological advances keep opening more and more destinations to visitors from the world over. Yet there’s always somewhere new to explore. Read on for our pick of destinations for 2020.

Destinations for 2020

There will always been the perennial favourites, like Italy, France, Ireland. These will remain forever on travellers Wanderlists. As we dive into a new decade, though, we look not at alternates but at completely new destinations. Where can we go, what can we see, that we haven’t seen before. From indigenous birds to the elusive and VERY endangered black rhino, here’s our short list of up and coming destinations for 2020.

Dominica

As we dive into a new decade though, we look not at alternates but at completely new destinations. Where can we go, what can we see, that we haven't seen before. From indigenous birds to the elusive and VERY endangered black rhino, here's our short list of up and coming destinations for 2020.

The Caribbean island was one of those hit hard by the devastating 2017 hurricane season, but Dominica has responded by doubling down on a commitment to sustainability. Single-use plastics and styrofoam are out. Hydro, solar, and geothermal energy are in. The hot springs and volcanoes that generate that geothermal energy are big draws for visitors, as are the excellent diving conditions and new resorts. The offshore waters offshore teem with whales and dolphins, and the Sisserou parrot — a must-see for birdwatchers — is found nowhere else but Dominica’s mountain forests.

Rwanda

As we dive into a new decade though, we look not at alternates but at completely new destinations. Where can we go, what can we see, that we haven't seen before. From indigenous birds to the elusive and VERY endangered black rhino, here's our short list of up and coming destinations for 2020.

The country has begun to heal from the horrific genocide of a quarter-century ago, and Volcanoes National Park is fast becoming known for gorilla trekking. With its success, other national parks are developing throughout the country, showcasing black rhinos and other species that make central East Africa a draw. Akagera National Park has as much wildlife diversity as you’d expect on safari, and the resort scene has developed with opening of such properties as One & Only Gorilla’s Nest.

Tasmania

As we dive into a new decade though, we look not at alternates but at completely new destinations. Where can we go, what can we see, that we haven't seen before. From indigenous birds to the elusive and VERY endangered black rhino, here's our short list of up and coming destinations for 2020.

Even those who have visited Australia might not have made it over to Tasmania. Those who do are greeted by an outdoor wonderland. Tassie is full of activity, from culinary delights such as award-winning black truffles to oyster and champagne experiences. These touches of luxury in the wild have defined this island state. As luxury continues to be defined by authenticity, capital city Hobart and surroundings continue to deliver.

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Georgia

As we dive into a new decade though, we look not at alternates but at completely new destinations. Where can we go, what can we see, that we haven't seen before. From indigenous birds to the elusive and VERY endangered black rhino, here's our short list of up and coming destinations for 2020.

Sandwiched between Russia and Turkey, Georgia has long been subject to larger foreign powers. But Georgia has also enjoyed a renaissance of local arts and culture. Nowadays, Georgia is attracting nearly 10 million visitors per year to a nation of fewer than 4 million residents. Capital city Tbilisi has grown up at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, serving as a main stop along the silk roads. Today, a quarter of the country is covered by national parks, and beaches, ski areas, and UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Guyana

As we dive into a new decade though, we look not at alternates but at completely new destinations. Where can we go, what can we see, that we haven't seen before. From indigenous birds to the elusive and VERY endangered black rhino, here's our short list of up and coming destinations for 2020.

The only English-speaking country in South America is also home to the longest single-drop waterfall in the world: Kaieteur Falls. Nearly 1,000 animal species call the Guyana rainforests home. Eco-lodges take visitors into the heart of those forests. A diverse culture — nearly 30 percent of Guyana’s residents are Hindu — defines Guyana. Visitors can expect European, African, and Indian culture and food blended to create a unique fusion.

A new and exciting year is upon us, and we can’t wait to see where 2020 takes us – and you. For booking enquiries, please visit our contact page. If you’re not ready to explore off the beaten path, pin this >>> for future reference!

As we dive into a new decade though, we look not at alternates but at completely new destinations. Where can we go, what can we see, that we haven't seen before. From indigenous birds to the elusive and VERY endangered black rhino, here's our short list of up and coming destinations for 2020.