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The Countries With the Least Amount of Travel Buzz, According to Google - MSN
France, Spain, Italy and the United States are all chock full of history, landmarks and culture and are no stranger to tourists. While they might all comfortably sit on many travelers' bucket lists, in today's new normal of social distancing and avoiding large crowds, it might be a while until millions of yearly visitors return to these countries.
As restrictions begin to lift around the world, travelers might be beginning to dig out their passports and planning their next trip. But where to? It might be more appealing now than ever to check out destinations that are not on the top of everyone's bucket list—some that you might not have even heard of before.
Undiscovered Destinations, a tour agency based in the United Kingdom, recently analyzed Google search data to discover the least-searched-for countries around the world when looking to travel. To do this, the company looked at the search volume for the phrases "[country name] vacation" and "[country name] holiday" during a 12-month period from the end of July 2019 through the end of July 2020. This was done for every country in the world.
France, Spain, Italy and the United States are all chock full of history, landmarks and culture and are no stranger to tourists. While they might all comfortably sit on many travelers' bucket lists, in today's new normal of social distancing and avoiding large crowds, it might be a while until millions of yearly visitors return to these countries.
As restrictions begin to lift around the world, travelers might be beginning to dig out their passports and planning their next trip. But where to? It might be more appealing now than ever to check out destinations that are not on the top of everyone's bucket list—some that you might not have even heard of before.
Undiscovered Destinations, a tour agency based in the United Kingdom, recently analyzed Google search data to discover the least-searched-for countries around the world when looking to travel. To do this, the company looked at the search volume for the phrases "[country name] vacation" and "[country name] holiday" during a 12-month period from the end of July 2019 through the end of July 2020. This was done for every country in the world.