Georgetown: Guyana was names today by National Geographic Traveler Magazine as one of the 20 must visit destinations.
On its annual Best of the World list, featuring 20 destinations plus a bonus readers’ choice destination to visit in 2014, the list reflects what’s authentic, culturally rich, sustainable and superlative in the world of travel today. The destinations are featured in the December 2013/January 2014 issue of Traveler magazine, available on newsstands Dec. 3, and online at travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/best-trips-2014/.
“Our annual Best of the World list doesn’t reflect hot spots drawn from celebrity sightings or travel statistics,” said Keith Bellows, editor in chief of National Geographic Traveler magazine. “It reflects the expertise and experience of National Geographic Travel’s huge network of global travel experts. If you want to explore places worth visiting now, this is a great place to start.”
The destinations featured in the 2014 Best of the World list are (in alphabetical order):
· Alentejo, Portugal
· Arbil, Iraq
· Bolaven Plateau, Laos
· Cacao Trail, Ecuador
· Cape Verde
· Cathar Country, France
· Córdoba, Argentina
· Derawan Islands, Indonesia (readers’ choice)
· Guyana
· John Muir Trail, Scotland
· Liechtenstein
· Nahanni National Park, Canada
· New Orleans, Louisiana
· Northern Territory, Australia
· Nyungwe National Park, Rwanda
· Puglia, Italy
· Ranthambore National Park, India
· Riga, Latvia
· Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado
· Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
· Sochi, Russia
National Geographic Traveler magazine’s global community of writers, editors and explorers selected 20 of the destinations, and for the first time a readers’ choice submission was also included.
To see photographs and learn more about each destination, visit travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/best-trips-2014/.
About National Geographic Travel
National Geographic Travel is the travel arm of the National Geographic Society, one of the world’s largest nonprofit scientific and educational organizations, founded in 1888. National Geographic Travel creates meaningful and engaging travel content and experiences through National Geographic Traveler magazine; National Geographic Expeditions; travel books; maps; apps; digital media; and travel photography programs. National Geographic Traveler (eight issues per year) is the world’s most widely read travel magazine and has 14 international editions. It is available by subscription, on newsstands in the United States and Canada, and digitally for tablets. National Geographic Expeditions, the travel program of the Society, offers a variety of unique travel experiences led by top experts to more than 60 destinations across all seven continents. Travel opportunities include family and student expeditions, active adventures, private jet trips and voyages on the six expedition ships in the National Geographic-Lindblad fleet, as well as photography workshops, expeditions and seminars. The National Geographic Travel digital group offers inspiring and authoritative digital travel and adventure content such as trip ideas, photo galleries, blogs and apps. National Geographic Travel Books bring readers curated travel advice and inspiration.
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