Jagmohan garg high spot about some places where you can travel alone
According to Jagmohan Garg; there are some best places to Travel Alone in 2017.
Thailand
“Thailand has come out of a tough time,” says Pauline Frommer of famed travel guidebook and media company Frommer’s. “Two years ago, people weren’t visiting Thailand because of the military coup, but I think any fears of danger have now lifted.” The stunning country has long been a post-college backpacker destination, but 2017 likely promises a major marketing shift toward more experiential-based adventures over its former budget-friendly draw.
Canada
Post-election getaway spot or otherwise, Canada is a beautiful, friendly country to visit alone year-round, with 2017 marking a special celebration for the Great White North. “In 2017, it’s the 150th anniversary of the nation of Canada as a whole, which is going to get everyone into Canadian national parks for free next year,” says Frommer.
South Korea
In 2018, PyeongChang, South Korea, will play host to the XXIII Olympic Winter Games, soon opening up the floodgates for a wave of increased international tourism. “South Korea is in big gear-up mode for the Olympics, so now they’re really trying to become more tourist-friendly and putting out a slew of information,” says Frommer.
Colombia
Steadily moving away from its former dangerous reputation, Colombia has quickly become one of the most up-and-coming hot spots for adventurous solo travelers. “[Colombia] is a wonderful country with lots of variety—the Andes Mountains, gorgeously preserved colonial port cities, coffee plantations, jungles—and is considered safe after many decades of being off the beaten path,” says Frommer.
France
“A lot of people are scared to go to Paris because of the attacks,” says Frommer. “As a native New Yorker, I can tell you that cities bounce back from terrorist attacks, and now is the best time to go because they’ve lost 30 percent of their tourism.” From countless museums and scenic views to mouthwatering French fare and bustling cafés on every corner, solo travelers will never feel alone in the picturesque City of Light.
Thailand
“Thailand has come out of a tough time,” says Pauline Frommer of famed travel guidebook and media company Frommer’s. “Two years ago, people weren’t visiting Thailand because of the military coup, but I think any fears of danger have now lifted.” The stunning country has long been a post-college backpacker destination, but 2017 likely promises a major marketing shift toward more experiential-based adventures over its former budget-friendly draw.
Canada
Post-election getaway spot or otherwise, Canada is a beautiful, friendly country to visit alone year-round, with 2017 marking a special celebration for the Great White North. “In 2017, it’s the 150th anniversary of the nation of Canada as a whole, which is going to get everyone into Canadian national parks for free next year,” says Frommer.
South Korea
In 2018, PyeongChang, South Korea, will play host to the XXIII Olympic Winter Games, soon opening up the floodgates for a wave of increased international tourism. “South Korea is in big gear-up mode for the Olympics, so now they’re really trying to become more tourist-friendly and putting out a slew of information,” says Frommer.
Colombia
Steadily moving away from its former dangerous reputation, Colombia has quickly become one of the most up-and-coming hot spots for adventurous solo travelers. “[Colombia] is a wonderful country with lots of variety—the Andes Mountains, gorgeously preserved colonial port cities, coffee plantations, jungles—and is considered safe after many decades of being off the beaten path,” says Frommer.
France
“A lot of people are scared to go to Paris because of the attacks,” says Frommer. “As a native New Yorker, I can tell you that cities bounce back from terrorist attacks, and now is the best time to go because they’ve lost 30 percent of their tourism.” From countless museums and scenic views to mouthwatering French fare and bustling cafés on every corner, solo travelers will never feel alone in the picturesque City of Light.
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