1. What is the woman doing?
A.Borrowing a tent. | B.Packing a tent. | C.Returning a tent. |
A.To have fun. | B.To improve her fitness. | C.To get close to nature. |
A.At a gym. | B.In the wild | C.At a climbing center. |
A.To a cafe. | B.To a dessert shop. | C.To a bookstore. |
A.Paris. | B.Madrid. | C.Venice. |
7 . Lonely Planet’s best in travel destinations for 2024 revealed
To mark its 50th anniversary, Lonely Planet’s Best in Travel 2024 has expanded from the top 10 best cities, countries, and regions to include two new categories of best value and best sustainable destinations, recognising a total of 50 locations across the globe offering amazing experiences to enjoy in 2024.
Spain tops the sustainable travel list, having taken enormous strides to boost off-season travel, expand renewable energy, spread visitors across the year, and bring tourism to previously overlooked destinations.
Wales too has been recognised as one of those leading the way in sustainability, thanks to its rebuilt railways expanding the possibilities of exploring the nation’s wild, wonderful west.
And bouncing back strongly from the 2020 bushfires is Kangaroo Island, which remains one of South Australia’s great ecotourism destinations.
Slow Travel, a favourite topic with Lonely Planet readers, is celebrated by highlighting the Portuguese Way hiking trail and the continued rise of night trains in Europe.
Meanwhile the popular sun-kissed country of Croatia is now easier to explore with the opening of the Peljesac Bridge shining a spotlight on the previously overlooked Peljesac Peninsula and a new highway means it’s now possible to travel directly between Split and Dubrovnik.
Algeria, the USA’s Midwest, Greek island of Ikaria and Normandy are just a few of those great value and often overlooked destinations, ideal for the cost-conscious traveller.
For those seeking to enjoy the great outdoors, the new Western Balkans’ Cycle Route is set to open in 2024 and Far North Scotland is bidding for UNESCO status for its unsung boggy area and a coastline of heartbreaking beauty.
1. Lonely Planet’s has expanded Best in Travel 2024 mainly to ________.A.Response to negative comments on previous lists. |
B.Fill diversity in Travel Preferences. |
C.Mark its 50th anniversary. |
D.Respond to a decline in travel interest. |
A.Opening of the Peljesac Bridge. | B.Expansion of renewable energy. |
C.Repair and rebuilding of railways. | D.Building a new highway in Ikaria. |
A.North Scotland. | B.Croatia. | C.Greek. | D.Western Balkans. |