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From a toes-in-the-sand kind of holiday to cultural city trips...
Whether you're looking for a delightful sun-soaked holiday or would prefer to head to a culture-filled city, Airbnb has revealed its top must-visit destinations for 2020.
'Looking ahead to travel planning for next year, we’re forecasting growing interest in lesser known and eco-conscious cities and countries across the world based on Airbnb booking data,' says Airbnb.
Get out your 2020 diary and take a look at these must-visit destinations...
Milwaukee tops Airbnb's trending list for 2020. While it often slips under the radar, this cultural city has over 105 miles of scenic bike lanes and a charming restaurant scene. You'll never get bored, that's for sure.
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It was the Guggenheim Museum that first put this colourful city on the map back in 1997. Since then, it has become a must-visit hotspot that strikes up the perfect balance between relaxation and cultural buzz.
As well as being loved for its ancient ruins, Buriram has become a top destination for sports fans around the world, playing host to the famous annual marathon.
Visit this breathtaking destination for its wildlife, wineries and Victorian-era architecture. Brilliantly, too, it has also been ranked 15th globally when it comes to ecosystem vitality.
With its pristine hills and ancient rural villages, Romania is the perfect destination for anyone looking for something off-the-beaten-track.
Get cultured in 2020 with a trip to Xi'an in China. A sub-provincial city on the Guanzhong Plain in northwest China, it's one of the oldest cities and is jam-packed with culture on every corner.
This city in the Pacific Northwest looks as pretty as a postcard, with natural beauty and colourful buildings everywhere you look.
The city of Luxembourg was declared an UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994 thanks to its enchanting history (there are more castles here than you can count). Visit for unforgettable views, honey-hued buildings and beautiful green spaces.
Mexico's second-biggest city is loved for its colonial architecture, buzzy culture and cycling community. Plan a trip here and you'll be itching to come back.
Looking for a blow-out trip? Almost 2,000 miles east of Australia, this picturesque archipelago nation is home to rugged islands, deserted beaches and stunning Pacific wildlife.
Energising local music and dance is right at the core of Cali, a scene that draws in visitors from all around the world. It's rich Afro-Colombian heritage is identifiable in everything here, from the colours to buildings and of course the food. If you do plan a visit here, don't forget your camera — it's a feast for the eyes.
The 72-miles of silky sandy beaches here will tempt any traveller in need of a break. Whether you're planning a visit solo or with a family, Cape Canaveral will be sure to tick all of your boxes.
Gleaming with white stone, a craggy coastline and beautiful (albeit cold) waters, Aberdeen is a place many would choose to spend long summers. It's a seaside retreat without the long-haul flight.
Outdoor lovers will adore this breathtaking slice of countryside paradise. Expect rolling mountains, alpine meadows and bohemian villages.
Stretching across a lick of sandy beaches, Ubatuba is a coastal municipality in Brazil’s São Paulo state overflowing with beauty. A visit here will most certainly hit that summer sweet spot pulling you back to visit again and again.
Nestled between the well-known resorts of Chamonix and Megève, it's a picture-perfect spot for skiers, adventure-seekers and wanderers.
While it might not be an undiscovered destination, Japan is on everyone's radar thanks to the upcoming Olympics.
With its palm-lined coast, rolling coffee plantations and stunning Arabian Sea views, Kerala is a pocket of calm that has enchanted visitors for decades.
This bustling coastal village is dotted with brawny palms and backed by the most idyllic views. Best known for its Swahili architecture, fresh-caught seafood and natural wonders, it's no wonder it's a place Airbnb are predicting as one of the most popular.
This Dutch city, with a hive of activity, is bubbling with restaurants, bars and museums on every corner.
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