Traveling is always exhilarating, providing a refreshing break from the mundane. Have you ever visited a place that felt like a second home, calling you back for repeated visits?
A user asked the forum, “Which is the most addictive country for travel which makes you keep going back again and again?” Here are the common responses.
ITALY
“Italy, it’s not far away, it’s super diverse, it has the best food, and I just love it.”
VIETNAM
“Vietnam. You can have a different experience every time.”
MEXICO
“Mexico because you have like five different climates all within 6 hours of each other. Each region has its own subculture/ endemic food. The landscapes are phenomenal, and there’s booze everywhere.”
THAILAND
“Thailand. Easy, chill, good food, and relatively inexpensive.”
GREECE
“Greece! The first time I went, I was 17 or so. Then I went again in my early/mid-20’s and then again in my 30’s.
It’s always pulling me back for some reason. It’s truly an incredible country and people!”
TAIWAN
“I loved Taiwan. Been twice and planning to go for a third time.”
ICELAND
“Iceland, went two times with my wife, and we talk about it every day how we only wanna go there on vacation. Your mind is at peace there; it does something to you you can’t explain.”
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL
“Spain and Portugal… food, sights, prices, people, lifestyle… I even looked at moving to Spain. Love it.”
ISTANBUL
“I don’t travel much; I went to Istanbul for a company trip last month. The moment I left the city, I got post-holiday blues and booked tickets for my family to revisit the city this October.
I just love the food, the vibes of the street there, and the affordability overall (I came from a country with a weak currency, MYR).
If I ask this question again next year, I might change my mind as Taiwan and Japan as addictive to revisit.”
SCOTLAND
“Scotland, wife and I are finishing our second long-distance hike here and already planning the next two or three trips back (also for long-distance hikes). The highlands are beautiful, the people are welcoming, and I’ve yet to be attacked by a sheep.”
USA
“The USA, and specifically the Rocky Mountains and desert areas. You have a huge range of climates and features, world-class skiing, rafting, hiking, small towns, and medium-sized cities to visit.”
BRAZIL
“Brazil. I have only been once, but it’s the one country I feel like going to again as of now.”
SWITZERLAND
“Switzerland. Although it’s expensive, the cities and scenery are beautiful.”
NAMIBIA
“Just returned from my first trip to Namibia. Would go back in a heartbeat. Reasonably priced, beautiful scenery (ocean and desert), climbing dunes, seeing 30k-year-old cave paintings up close, incredibly nice and welcoming people.”
FRANCE
“France. I always feel at home there. It was my first European country when I did school there as a teen, so it always tends to call me back. Four times and likely a 5th coming soon.”
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