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1- CANADA: From wilderness camping on Vancouver Island to a stay at North America's oldest Ritz-Carlton in Montreal, Canada offers travelers all types of experiences. A ride down the toboggan lanes in Quebec City is a must in the wintertime.
2- JAPAN: Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka are a few of the hot
spots to explore in Japan. Home to more than 2,000
breathtaking Buddhist temples and shrines, Kyoto was voted
the No. 1 city in the world by Travel and Leisure magazine
this year.
3-IRELAND: From castle hotels to boisterous pubs and the
greenest countrysides your eyes will ever behold, Ireland
is a feast for the senses. CNT recommends renting
a car and taking the world's longest road trip on the
Wild Atlantic Way.
4- PORTUGAL: Small but mighty, Spain's neighbor has
a distinct culture, cuisine, and language. In the summer, head
to the western village of Comporta, Portugal's answer to
Ibiza. And no trip to the country is complete without
a glass of port wine from the Douro Valley.
5-NETHERLANDS: Forget why 20-somethings flock here
. Go to Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and other crannies of this
gorgeous country for the incredible museums,
unparalleled coffee, and stunning countrysides. We suggest
splurging on a stay at the newly built Waldorf Astoria —
a collection of six townhouses with a Guerlain Spa — on
Amsterdam's oldest and most storied canal.
6-ITALY: Who can resist the call of pasta and
beautiful people? Not many, according to the CNT
readers, who've voted for Italy as the world's best
country to travel for five straight years. Italy is all
about leisure — sip wine for hours in
Venice's Piazza San Marco, make friends with
a hammock on a villa in Tuscany, or sunbathe on
the cliffs of Riomaggiore.
7-GREECE: CNT named Athens, Greece, one of
its cities to watch in 2015. In the midst of
afinancial disaster, a spateof new museums, hip
hotels and shops, and pop-ups are spurring a
cultural renaissance in the capital city.For travelers,
the turquoise waters and salty air of Mykonos will
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