Skip to main content

Maldives Ranks Sixth on Top 50 Bucket List Destinations

Image result for maldives

Big7 Travel ranked Maldives sixth on 'Top 50 Bucket List Destinations In The World 2019'.

Global travel site, Big7 Travel revealed 'Top 50 Bucket List Destinations In The World 2019' with Bali, Indonesia taking the title. New Orleans, United States and Ireland's Ring of Kerry, came in second and third respectively.

Top 10 Bucket List Destinations

1. Bali, Indonesia
2. New Orleans, USA
3. Kerry, Ireland
4. Marrakech, Morocco
5. Sydney, Australia
6. Maldives
7. Paris, France
8. Cape Town, South Africa
9. Dubai, United Arab Emirates
10. Bora Bora, French Polynesia

Big7 Travel's media release says the inners were selected on a representative survey on its social media followers.

The media release further explains that countries with naturally beautiful scenery or world-famous landmarks came out on top. From the list, 22 percent of the top bucket list destinations have white sandy beaches, while 52 percent are an iconic city.
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Emerald Maldives set to open doors in August

The Emerald Maldives Resort & Spa is officially set to welcome its first guests on August 1, 2019. The brand new 5-star deluxe resort, which is a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, is located in Fasmendhoo, Raa Atoll. Surrounded by 1.5 km of white sandy beach, the 20-hectare private island boasts 120 luxurious Villas. These come in both contemporary and tropical design and are divided into 60 beach villas and 60 overwater villas. Guests are offered the choice of holidaying at a jacuzzi villa, pool villa, superior villa, royal villa or presidential villa as best suites their tastes. In terms of cuisine, the resort is home to four restaurants; Beach Club Grill Restaurant, Le Asiaique, Amazonic Restaurant, Aqua Restaurant and Sunset Pool Cafe' and Sunrise Cafe' that offer a variety of delightful options. Other amenities the property features include a spa, gym, sports centre, water sports centre and a diving centre. Additionally, a children's center ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Maldives aims to eliminate single use plastics by 2025

Students representing 17 schools approached the parliament back in June, with a proposal on ways to decrease or eliminate single-use plastics Raajje.mv reports that the parliament has on Monday passed a resolution based on an appeal submitted by students from 17 schools, seeking to ban the use of single-use plastics by 2025. the report says a total of 64 MPs voted in favour of the resolution; there were no abstentions or votes against. Students representing 17 schools, and led by Ghiyasuddin School, approached the parliament back in June, with a proposal demanding to decrease or eliminate single-use plastics. They met with parliament’s committee on environment and climate change, and presented their recommendations; Speaker Mohamed Nasheed attended this meeting. Their recommendations include, imposing a tax on plastic, raising its price so that it is no longer feasible to afford it, and making people aware of choosing less harmful alternatives, and the damage plastic causing ...
Post a Comment
Read more