Divine Destinations Travel Club Reviews 3 Top Destinations In 2013
The votes are in and people are getting ready to head out to destinations across the globe. Though many destinations are making waves, three of the best for the year according to many in the industry include Costa Rica, Puerto Rico and Holland.
Online, April 24, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Divine Destinations Travel Club is dedicated to member satisfaction. Committed to keeping travelers informed and prepared, Divine Destinations Travel Club offers travelers a closer look at 3 of this years most popular destinations for travel.
The votes are in and people are getting ready to head out to destinations across the globe. Though many destinations are making waves, three of the best for the year according to many in the industry include Costa Rica, Puerto Rico and Holland.
Costa Rica
Popular for a variety of reasons, Costa Rica has been hiding in the shadows for years. Already popular for many adventure travelers, it has recently shown up in more mainstream travel circles as well. Home to cloud forests, luxury resorts, eco resorts, thousands of species of plants and animals and stunning beaches, these are just a few of the many draws to the country today. Whether traveling to explore the natural world including forests and beaches or to enjoy the lap of luxury with world class golf, resorts and spas, Costa Rica has it all.
Puerto Rico
More than just beautiful and exotic, Puerto Rico has the added benefit of also being accessible to U.S. citizens without a passport making it convenient as well. Top destinations such as San Juan and areas a bit off the beaten path such as Aguirre Forest Reserve, Puerto Rico continues to grow in popularity welcoming millions of visitors each year.
Holland
Beautiful and exciting destinations can be found throughout the country of Holland however, the most popular and talked about destination in the country today is the city of Amsterdam. A cultural capital filled with great food and luxury accommodations, it showed up on the radar this year due to the grand reopening of some of its most well known museums which were closed for renovations. A world leader in culture its museums and historic sites include the Anne Frank House, Hermitage Amsterdam, Royal Palace and the newly renovated Rijksmuseum Amsterdam. Closed for the last 9 years, the museum is the National Museum of Holland and is located at Museum Square.