Doha, Qatar. Photo by Elissar Haidar on Unsplash

The unfortunate events of 2020 are preventing many of us from traveling right now, but we all hope that things will change for the better soon. These are the destinations with the most Google searches; the places where people hope to go in 20201.

United Arab Emirates

The UAE is one of the 10 richest countries in the world and people are drawn to that luxury. It seems like everyone would like to escape their daily lives for a while and go on a vacation to Abu Dhabi or Dubai.

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Dubai is Open . . . 📷:@100.pixels

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Qatar

Another one of the world’s richest countries, Qatar, and its capital Doha are attracting more tourists than ever—especially as the FIFA world cup is meant to take place there in 2022.

USA

The United States has always been a popular destination for travelers around the world. There’s so much to see and do, especially in the most popular states—New York, Florida, California, Hawaii, and Nevada.

Canada

Hopefully next year we’ll get to enjoy all the great things Canada has to offer, like incredible nature and cities that burst with life.

Egypt

So many people want to see the famous pyramids in person, and we can’t blame them. The Great Pyramid of Giza is the only wonder of the ancient world that’s still standing.

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📌 How long did it take to build the pyramids? Most researchers think that the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza took between twenty and thirty years. The discovery in 2013 of a papyrus dated in the year 27 of the reign of Cheops (2509-2483 BC), in which one of the heads of works of the pyramid, named Merer, details data on the logistics and construction of the monument endorses this hypothesis. . 📌 ¿Cuánto tardaron en construirse las pirámides? La mayoría de investigadores piensa que la construcción de la Gran Pirámide de Gizeh duró entre veinte y treinta años. El hallazgo en 2013 de un papiro datado en el año 27 del reinado de Keops (2509-2483 a.C.), en el que uno de los jefes de obras de la pirámide, llamado Merer, detalla datos sobre la logística y la construcción del monumento avala esta hipótesis. . . . 📸 @richardwhite.travel Thank you for this amazing shot! . . . . . #ancient #king #egyptians #pharaoh #ancientegypt #egypt #god #photoshooting #travelpic #egypttravel #facts #ancienthistory #knowledge #discoveryearth #picoftheday #egypte #egyptianmuseum #religion #egyptian #discovery #cairo #portraitphotography #archeology #egyptology #fact #artwork #travelphoto #cairoegypt #giza #gizapyramids

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