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Top Single Travel Destinations in 2009
By travelanswerman | November 11, 2009
It’s easy to meet people, right? If you’re having trouble meeting a new friend, try one of these holiday destinations to expand your horizons and add a little excitement to life. You will thank us later! And if you have your own suggestion, please give us a shout so we can pass it along.
New York City: Get together a group of your closest friends and take advantage of New York’s rich cultural and nightlife scenes. There are cafes and districts to suit everyone’s interest, and the constant energy of the city is perfect for young and old alike. Don’t forget the amzing theater district and some of the finest restaurants in the world. You might never want to return home…unless you finally run out of money. Oh well, you probably have at least 4 or 5 credit cards when the cash runs out.
Ibiza: This internationally-known party island off the coast of Spain invites young people from all over the world to go clubbing, lie on the beach and have an adventure of a lifetime. It has been a young person European hot spot for many years and will likely stay that way for years to come.
Miami: Considered one of the best U.S. cities for singles, Miami, FL, is home to beach bums who also love to party. The Latin atmosphere is full of life and energy. People stay out late and sleep in late. Sounds just like what you will probably do from arrival to departure day. In fact, you’ll probably need a vacation when you return home from vacation.
Cruises: Staying on a cruise is the perfect way to find and get to know your next friend or new found love. The shorter cruises are more likely to attract a younger crowd versus the longer cruises attracting an older group of travelers. This is primarily due to money.
Portugal: Going to Europe can be expensive on a person’s tight budget, but it’s possible to experience all the nightlife, culture and natural beauty that Portugal has to offer even when you don’t have major cash. The country also boasts “more hours of sunshine than anywhere else in Europe,” according to www.visiteurope.com .
Cabo: A popular Mexican travel destination among rich California kids and celebrities, Cabo offers gorgeous views of the ocean, water sports and a pulsing bar and club scene. You might be interested to know it has some of the finest golf courses in North America that are built right along side the beautiful blue Pacific Ocean and is in a sunny desert climate…very little rain.
Backpacking through Europe: Backpacking through Europe is seen as a rite of passage for many new college graduates, and it’s also a great way to meet people. Staying in hostels encourages community involvement and interaction among tourists, and traveling on your own usually means you’ll be more receptive to experiencing new things and meeting new people. It’s also a great way to save cash and be kind to your pocketbook.
Denver: Denver, CO, is a large city with plenty of shopping, restaurants, bars and clubs, and it’s also close to party town Boulder (Colorado University), as well as outdoor activities in the Rocky Mountains. The visitor will quickly come to realize Denver is a single person city.
Austin, TX: Austin, TX, is sometimes underestimated because of its smaller size and Texas location, but the city has a vibrant nightlife and live music scene, features lots of parks and recreational activities, good food, a mild climate and several musical festivals throughout the year. It’s also a cheaper alternative for those on a budget. Most first time visitors make note the city has a definite “college town” feel with the University of Texas present as one of the city’s largest employers.
www.sopadre.com Spring Breakers around the country know that South Padre Island at the tip of Texas is a crazy fun place to be. Where else can you meet thousands of other people your own age ready for an adventure? The soft, sandy golden beaches stretch on for miles and miles. It really is a great place to escape the cold winter chill.
www.franceguide.com Paris, France is one of the world’s most sensual destinations. It is best understood with the nose, hands, tongue and ears. Specifically, one should target the famous Latin Quarter in the 6th Arrondissement. Students come here from around the world. It’s a small United Nations in itself. The neighborhoods’s central boulevard St. Germain is lined with exciting jazz clubs, sidewalk street singers, really cool cafes with homemade French pastry, unforgettable gelato shops, memorable book stores and much more. It is only minutes walking distance from the Seine River, Pont Neuf, Notre Dame Cathedral, the Louvre, and the Orsay Museum. A brief taxi ride will take you to the Eiffel Tower, Arc De Triomphe, Place De La Concorde and the Champs -Elysees.
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