Top countries to travel in 2017 which is very colorful with its own unique look and nature. Some have mysteriously undervalued wines, landscapes, Lake etc.
1.CANADA
Reaffirmed by the positive wave emanating from its energetic new prime minister, Justin Trudeau, with dynamic cities that hold the world’s leading positions in the quality of life and with a reputation as welcoming and courteous, the second largest country in the world will celebrate in full form its Sesquicentenario in 2017. Commemorating 150 years of its confederation, the long anniversary party promises to be very friendly with international visitors. In addition, with the weak Canadian dollar, prices are down and foreign travelers will be able to spend more money on the country’s exciting fusion food and its mysteriously undervalued wines.Lake etc
2.COLOMBIA
In decades of civil war and violence, Colombia’s stamp on the passport was reserved for hardcore travelers, but now those years seem like a speck of dust in the rearview mirror of the country. Colombia does not host wonders of the world, but its vibrant blend of culture, nature, and hospitality creates a rich and inviting tapestry. After a spectacular change that lasted more than a decade, this jewel of South America even awaits the visit of the highest representative of the Catholic Church. When Pope Francisco kisses the Colombian soil in 2017, the first papal visit to the country will begin in 30 years.
3.FINLAND
Fought for Russia and Sweden for 800 years, Finland finally achieved independence in 1917. Soon it will celebrate its centenary with joy and a lot of events in every region, from outdoor concerts and collective culinary experiences to sauna evenings and exhibitions of Vintage travel posters. There is even a new national park, a territory of 11 000 Ha in Hossa, full of pine forests and rivers. In addition, in 2017 the country will host the World Artistic Skating Championship on Ice and the Nordic World Ski Championships. There will never be a moment as good as this to discover the uniqueness of Finnish culture and landscapes.
4.DOMINICA
The locals joke that if Columbus rises from the grave and returns to the Caribbean, the only island he would recognize would be Dominica. And when you look at their prehistoric ferns and their empty beaches, you understand what they mean. For decades, the lack of flaming and white beaches has held back the homogenization, urbanization, and deforestation plaguing other parts of the Caribbean. Coconut trees are the only skyscrapers the traveler will see on this island. In 2018 Dominica will have the first large chain resorts, which will pave the way for a new era of tourism that the island awaits with restlessness.
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5.NEPAL
Neither natural disasters can knock Nepal out. The earthquakes of 2015 sowed destruction, but the most surprising thing is not all that was lost, but everything that was saved. Some iconic temples collapsed, but others only moved a tile, and many territories of the country were spared from major damage, including the most popular hiking routes. Nepal has the necessary breath to rebuild its monuments and infrastructure but needs income. Visiting the country now, and spending money on local businesses, the traveler will help the country rebuild and recover more strongly.
6.BERMUDAS
They are British territory, but they are often taken by Caribbean islands. Those who know do not rush to correct the error, so they will have only for them one more time. 650 miles off the coast of North Carolina, the Bermuda Islands are accessible from almost every major US East Coast town in about two hours, a short drive to discover a hint of island-flavored Britain. In June 2017 Bermuda will host the Copa America, in an edition in which the US will defend its title. Its temperate climate and favorable winds make it the ideal setting for the competition; And for an upcoming trip.
7.MONGOLIA
In 2017 Mongolia will raise the curtain of a brand new airport in its capital, a state-of-the-art facility that symbolizes the country’s rapid modernization. Ulan Bator has been the maximum beneficiary of the economic boom, and in its transformed urban profile steel and crystal towers have emerged. At the heart of this development will be an idyllic $ 500 million urban complex with a 290-room hotel, an IMAX theater and a Hard Rock Café, which will be completed in 2016. Beyond the capital is the Spectacular Mongolian countryside, presided over Lake Ubsugul, the blue pearl of Asia. In 2015 the lake and Ulaanbaatar were connected by means of an asphalted road that reduces the journey to 10 hours.
8.OMAN
It has been the star of Arabia for a long time, and now, with more flights than ever and select hotels everywhere, the Sultanate is ready to speed up again. Luxury accommodation, including the award-winning Six Senses duo on the Musandam peninsula and the Alila resort in the Al Hayar Mountains, has long occupied the country, and large exclusive hotel chains such as Anantara and Kempinski, among others, are scheduled to open in the near future. However, the construction boom does not stop: Majarat Oman, a futuristic family theme park with a cost of $ 120 million, will open in 2017.