When it comes to 2020 travel, it feels like much of the year has been a constant play with our emotions. For those of us who thrive off adventure and exploration, it may be time to come to terms with 2020 and look forward to what 2021 has to offer. According to msn.com, Google searches for 2021 travel has increased by 124 percent since March, indicating that many people are getting an early start on next year’s trip planning. Here are the top searches for what will most likely be some of the most popular travel destinations for 2021’s summer season.
Across the globe, the most popular 2021 destination is the United Arab Emirates, followed by a three-way tie among Qatar, Canada, and the United States. In the U.S., the most searched destinations are Japan, Italy, Greece, Ireland, and Egypt.
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Japan is best known for its distinct culture, futuristic cities, and striking natural landscapes, making it one of our most sought after traveling destinations in the world.
Italy is a country rich in culture and breathtaking natural beauty. People flock to the beaches, ancient ruins, renowned culinary options, and rolling mountains from around the world for a taste of the Italian lifestyle.
The perfect destination for history buffs, Greece is best known for its ancient ruins. The Acropolis of Athens and the Parthenon top the list for the most visited ancient attractions. Greece’s islands are also renowned for their beauty and idyllic charm.
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The Emerald Island got this name for its lush, green countryside. Explore one of the many castles, gaze across the Cliffs of Moher, or indulge at one of the country’s numerous pubs for a glimpse into the Irish way of life.
Historically-rich and captivating, Egypt is full of remarkable attractions to explore. Visit the famous Pyramids and Sphinx of Giza and the temples in Luxor or simply relax on the country’s stunning beaches and coastal resorts like Hurghada and Sharm el-Sheikh.