Sri Lanka tops best places for solo female travel in 2024 Part 2 Moreover, Sri Lanka's reputation for hospitality and safety further enhances its appeal to solo female travelers. The warmth and friendliness of the locals, combined with the country's relatively low crime rates, create an environment conducive to memorable and worry-free experiences for women exploring the island on their own. In addition to its cultural and natural attractions, Sri Lanka offers practical advantages for solo female travelers, such as affordable accommodations, reliable public transportation, and a well-developed tourist infrastructure. With its diverse array of experiences, welcoming atmosphere, and emphasis on safety, Sri Lanka emerges as the top choice for solo female travelers seeking adventure and discovery in 2024. As more women embrace the freedom and empowerment of solo travel, Sri Lanka stands ready to welcome them with open arms and unforgettable experiences. Time Out Group is a leading global media and hospitality business that inspires and enables people to discover and experience the best of the city. Time Out Media’s multiple digital and physical channels span websites, mobile, social media, videos and Live Events. Across these channels, Time Out distributes its high-quality content – written and curated by a global team of local expert journalists – around the best food, drinks, culture, art, music, theatre, travel and entertainment in 333 cities and 59 countries. Source : https://lnkd.in/gfp4DDQa #SoloFemaleTravel #FinanceInsights #FinanceNews
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Fast reviving Sri Lanka has been listed as the fourth-most popular destination for solo travellers in 2024 by Forbes. Forbes pointed out that the island nation gives visitors a chance to experience a major travel trend: slow travel by train. As quoted by Forbes, Thompson of Flash Pack said, “After tumultuous few years, Sri Lanka has made a big comeback and its iconic upcountry train routes are a major part of its appeal.” He added that with more U.S. travellers adding to an uptick in interest from the U.K. travellers this year, 2024 would be the moment when it all comes together and Sri Lanka once again rules the travel charts for slow, immersive adventure. The top three destinations for solo travel recognised by Forbes are Japan, Argentina and Egypt. See more - https://lnkd.in/eBfJNf5v #TOHOMA #DTHM #FMS #RUSL #dailymirror #Tourism
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2 Greek cities #Rhodes(21 tourists per inhabitant) #Herakleion(13 tourists per inhabitant) in the list of European cities that suffer the most from overtourism. I wonder why Mykonos is not in the list :) #Sustainable travel isn’t just about how much energy your hotel consumes or how you get to your destination. How a destination deals with tourism in general is important as well, even though it’s maybe less obvious at first glance. Overtourism is quite the issue at the moment because some cities, some destinations simply drown under the amount of tourists visiting every year. And once the balance between locals and tourists is gone, both visitors and local inhabitants suffer from it. Tourists get a less authentic experience, locals can’t afford anything anymore because prices are based on visitors for the day, the weekend or the week.
'#Overtourism is quite the issue at the moment because some cities, some destinations simply #drown under the amount of tourists visiting every year. And once the #balance between locals and tourists is gone, both visitors and local inhabitants #suffer from it. 1. #Dubrovnik, Croatia (36 tourists per inhabitant)’ #CommonSense #ehumans #lifecentric #remotework #digitalnomads Lona Alia Luka Knezic Rowena Hennigan (She/Her) Steve Tsentserensky Tanja Polegubic Olumide Gbenro Digital Nomad ✨Mine (Kocadag) Dedekoca Lars Willemse Maya Middlemiss Victor Paul Borg Sonia Amroun Jorin Eichhorn Lumjana Shehu Bleron Menzelxhiu Tihana Pavic Smitran Gonçalo Hall Lily Bruns John Lee Priyanka Modi Dimitar Durchov Roberta Metsola MaNaBu Movement
Which European cities suffer the most from overtourism? - Travel Tomorrow
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With the travel industry having bounced back in full force after the peak Covid-19 pandemic years, residents of favorite city-break locations are feeling the impacts of overtourism. The picturesque town of Hallstatt in Austria is one such place, having captured headlines in recent weeks after the local government put up barriers to stop tourists from taking selfies and introduced daily limits on the number of buses and cars. The following chart gives an idea of just how busy some of Europe’s most popular cities can be, using annual tourism figures from 2019 (the last pre-pandemic year) to calculate an estimation of the number of vacationers to local residents. Dubrovnik, Croatia comes first on the list with 36 tourists for every local resident. According to Holidu, the vacation home rental agency that created the ranking, the city is particularly popular in July and August. Dubrovnik, like many of the cities ranking high on the list, has a small population. That is in comparison to cities such as London, which ranks 29th out of the 35 cities analyzed, which has a population of nearly 9 million people. Tied in second place comes the Italian city of Venice, the Belgian city of Bruges and the Greek city of Rhodes, all with 21 tourists per inhabitant. In Venice, overtourism has been largely attributed to cruise ships in recent years, leading to the authorities eventually banning the liners from coming into the city center as of August 2021. The final two cities to round off the top 10 are Dublin, Ireland with 11 tourists per inhabitant and Tallinn, Estonia with 10 toursis per inhabitant. #people #london #like #europe #tourism #travelindustry #covid #cars #localgovernment
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