France, Mexico, Italy, Russia and Spain are among the five most-visited countries worldwide, drawing travelers with their cosmopolitan cities, breathtaking natural sites and delicious cuisine.
Paris offers visitors art and culture while Madrid charms them with seductive flamenco music. Meanwhile, Granada enthralls visitors with its stunning architecture.

1. China
China, home to one of the world's highest populations, offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into human civilization itself. Beijing boasts the Great Wall and other ancient marvels while other areas promise modern economies, breathtaking landscapes and delicious cuisine.
China has managed to lift 800 million people out of poverty over the past four decades and now stands as one of only five nations with veto power on the United Nations Security Council - no wonder then, that China attracts more tourists than any other nation worldwide!

France, Mexico, Italy, the United States, Spain and Hungary round out the list of top ten most visited countries worldwide. From vibrant culture to iconic landmarks, these destinations draw travelers from across the globe with their rich histories and unmatched beauty.
France attracts over 89 million international tourists annually with its exquisite cuisine, historic castles, and vibrant cities. France is especially known for its two UNESCO World Heritage sites - Alhambra and Sagrada Familia - which are popular tourist spots within this European nation. Barcelona also attracts nearly 8 million annual visitors with its array of Moorish architecture and modern art museums that make up one of its many drawcards.
2. France
Revel in French cuisine, explore centuries-old chateaux, and stroll along Parisian streets: it's easy to understand why France has been at the top of global travel lists for over three decades now. Home of iconic landmarks such as Eiffel Tower, Museum du Louvre and Palace of Versailles - France offers visitors an unforgettable journey that won't soon be forgotten!
France is famed for its exquisite wine heritage that dates back millennia. Enjoy sipping Bordeaux at an old vineyard or sampling bubbly champagne at a modern wine bar to enhance the delicious French fare!
No surprise here; France is an ideal fashionista's destination. From high-end boutiques to artisan markets, this country boasts high-end designer labels and rare finds galore. Just Paris alone attracts shoppers from across the world!

France is famed for its rich culture, natural beauty, and historical sites such as its castles, cathedrals, and other historic structures that reflect its past and complex present. Soaring alps peak up north and Mediterranean beaches down south add an allure to France that cannot be described, only felt. And of course France boasts something no one else does: that certain "je ne sais quoi".
3. Mexico
The United States may not boast the same deep history as some of the other countries on this list, but its diverse attractions make up for that by far. From bustling metropolises like New York and Los Angeles to stunning national parks filled with hidden gems - The USA truly stands out as an iconic travel destination!
Post-pandemic Mexico set tourism records in 2018 and remains an attractive travel destination, thanks to its postcard-perfect beaches, ancient history, cultural institutions, cuisine and natural features beyond its shores. But a large gap remains between rich and poor; an elite cadre of landowners and investors with substantial capital holdings as opposed to masses of impoverished rural and urban residents who cannot access basic services.
Netherlands' captivating canals, world-class museums and vibrant culture make it a captivating travel destination that continues to entice visitors from around the globe. Furthermore, this country is also home to some of Europe's most picturesque mountain ranges and waterfalls as well as 10% of all active volcanoes worldwide!
Turkey, rising two places since last year's rankings, now sits in ninth position. Thanks to its vibrant cities, ancient ruins, and mouthwatering cuisine, Turkey has quickly become one of the most beloved countries worldwide.
Canada, known for its breathtaking mountains, beautiful beaches and vibrant cities is another top tourist destination. Offering skiing at Whistler and Banff to its stunning natural scenery and welcoming people - Canada offers something for everyone to experience and appreciate. Plus it is very safe and friendly country.
4. The Philippines
No one in the world could fail to have heard of the Philippines, unless they're very old and never learned about it in school. It's one of the world's most beloved archipelagos with stunning beaches and islands to discover!
Philippines offers some of the largest malls in Southeast Asia and is a favorite honeymoon spot and getaway spot for many couples planning their next romantic trip. Not only is its 7,000 islands and white sand beaches attractive to travelers, but its rich history draws people in as well.
The Philippines are located in Southeast Asia along the western Pacific Ocean and consist of 7,106 islands that collectively cover an area roughly equal to that of California. As a republic, President Aquino serves as both head of state and government and has established multiparty rule accompanied by liberal economic practices with private ownership tempered by centralized planning and regulation of its economy.
Manila, the capital city, features several iconic landmarks that visitors should explore, including San Agustin Church and Intramuros - a historic district with some of the oldest and best-preserved structures from colonial past - which boast some of the Philippines' oldest structures from their colonial past. A trip to the Philippines also allows you to experience vibrant culture and colorful festivals like Cebu's Sinulog Festival which attracts millions annually as it celebrates Filipino acceptance of Christianity - its finale event features a grand parade that lasts all 9 days of celebration!
5. Egypt
Egypt, an ancient transcontinental nation linking northeast Africa to the Middle East, boasts millennia-old traditions. UNESCO lists monuments such as Giza's pyramids and Great Sphinx, Luxor Temple complex and hieroglyphic tombs of Karnak Valley of Kings tombs among Egypt's world heritage sites; Cairo hosts both Muhammad Ali Mosque and Egyptian Museum for visitors who wish to view its antiquities collection. Furthermore, Egyptian beaches can be found along both Mediterranean and Red Seas, along with diversified economies focused on tourism manufacturing agriculture energy sectors.
Population densities in Egypt are highly urbanised and concentrated around Cairo, Alexandria and Suez Canal cities; most Egyptians are Sunnis Muslims with only small populations belonging to Coptic Christians or Jews present; government supports free education, health care and social welfare programmes for these populations.
Tourism is a major industry, hosting over 11 million visitors in 2022 and with an average visitor spending around $560 on each visit, contributing almost $15 billion to the economy. Attractions including Giza Necropolis, Pyramids & Sphinx of Giza Complex and Temples at Karnak & Luxor as well as Esplanade of Old Cairo Egyptian Museum and Grand Egyptian Museum also rank highly as tourism attractions.
Egypt, known for its long history and iconic landmarks, remains the top travel destination. France follows closely behind Egypt in terms of popularity for tourists; Mexico comes second, France third. From there comes Mexico, Italy Spain Hungary Croatia Turkey China Croatia Denmark. Natural beauty coupled with cultural offerings are especially beloved; tourists enjoy sampling local delicacies like Ful Medames (mashed fava beans), falafel and Kushari.