根據 Expedia、Lonely Planet、American Express Travel 等信息，2024 年從墨爾本到馬耳他、猶他州到烏代布爾的旅行地點以及避免前往的地點

As the year draws to a close, guidebook publishers, travel companies, and online influencers are diligently compiling their lists of must-visit destinations for 2024. These lists feature a mix of old favourites ripe for rediscovery, emerging hotspots, 'undiscovered gems', and 'sustainable havens'. However, according to at least one industry insider, certain tourist attractions are best avoided.

Forbes, a global media brand, has released its '24 Best Places to Travel in 2024'. Topping their list is the stunning Italian island of Sardinia, lauded for its breathtaking beaches, historical significance as a Mediterranean crossroads, and seafood-centric culinary traditions. Forbes also endorses the Japanese ski resort of Niseko, known for its reliable snowfall, as an alternative to the more familiar European and North American winter sports venues. The media outlet predicts that Ha Long Bay in Vietnam, with its emerald waters and towering limestone pinnacles, will enjoy significant popularity in 2024.

National Geographic's 'Cool List 2024' gives a nod to the Albanian Alps for their challenging hiking trails set amidst jagged karst peaks. The Emilia-Romagna region in Italy also earns a recommendation, with three stages of the 111th Tour de France set to traverse its vineyard-draped landscapes next summer. The list also highlights China's Xian, which in 2024 will mark 50 years since a group of farmers unearthed a clay soldier while digging a well, leading to the discovery of thousands of life-size warriors, horses, and chariots.