7. New York City
The city that never sleeps boasts an almost overwhelming number of things to do and see, and chances are each time you visit you'll discover something new. You can see the talented actors and singers who grace Broadway's stages, stroll above the city along the elevated High Line, wander through the sprawling Central Park and explore the numerous museums. New York City is also home to excellent food options. Taste them all on a food tour, where you can discover the city's neighborhoods along the way.
6. Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Dubai is home to the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, one of the world's largest shopping centers, the Dubai Mall, and one of the only indoor ski resorts in the world, Ski Dubai. In addition to being a city of superlatives, Dubai embraces its Middle Eastern traditions. The best way to immerse yourself is to tour the Jumeirah Mosque and stroll through the gold and spice souks.
5. Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
The Grand Canyon is indeed grand, with its colorful rock formations stretching across 277 river miles. One of America's most popular national parks (it attracts around 6 million visitors annually), the Grand Canyon offers ample opportunities for outdoor fun. Visitors can hike the rugged North Rim trails, traverse the Bright Angel Trail by mule and raft down the Colorado River, among other activities.
4. Phuket, Thailand
Phuket attracts travelers looking for a taste of exotic Thailand. The Andaman Sea's aquamarine-tinted water provides a striking contrast to the stark white sand beaches and emerald jungles that line the coast. Travelers to Phuket will want to spend plenty of time on the beach but should also set aside some time to explore the area's flavorful culinary scene, tour its impressive Buddhist temples and sail or snorkel on a boat tour.
3. South Island, New Zealand
It's the breathtaking natural landscape that woos adventurers to New Zealand's South Island, where outdoor opportunities abound. Visitors can explore the area's glaciers via helicopter, watch for wildlife like whales and penguins, tour the region's wineries and stargaze on top of Mount Cook. The island's many lakes and parks also invite travelers to kayak, sail, hike and bike to soak up every bit of New Zealand nature.
2. London
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Home to a wealth of cultural and historical institutions, family-friendly attractions and festivals, plus a lively nightlife scene, London appeals to travelers young and old. Must-see attractions include the British Museum and Buckingham Palace, as well as iconic sights like the London Eye, the Tower Bridge and Big Ben. The city also features efficient and affordable public transit options, such as buses and the Tube, and there are a plethora of accommodations to choose from, ranging from vacation rentals to high-end hotels. As for dining, don't leave London without enjoying a curry or fish and chips with a pint at a pub.
1. Tahiti, French Polynesia
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Tranquil Tahiti offers a little bit of everything. This island nation in French Polynesia is home to incredible beaches, stunning natural wonders like waterfalls, and interesting museums that teach visitors about the history of Tahiti. What's more, there are plenty of hotel options on this island, including luxe five-star resorts and no-frills, budget-friendly options.
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