Adventurous wait, post epidemic.
Travel plans may be canceled in 2020 due to the coronavirus epidemic, but National Geographic’s “Best of the World 2021” list will transport jet setters to book imaginary escapes that can be booked when the time is right.
Tulsa, Oklahoma, is one of the places featured in National Geographic’s 2021 tour list. (iStock).
The list includes 25 terrifying places to travel after an epidemic, encouraging readers to “dream now, go after”.
“When the epidemic has stopped our passengers, it has not calmed our curiosity. Before the New Year – with the promise of returning to travel – we look forward to sharing these 25 period stories that will guide our future journey. “National Geographic Editors explains.
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The list includes Katmai National Park in Alaska, mountains and beaches in the Caribbean Dominica; Considering the voices of jazz artists filling Argentina, Los Glaciers National Park in Argentina and Victoria in Spain, also known as Gestaise.
Nat Geo’s roster dest f destination is distinguished by five different categories which include adventure, nature, culture, sustainability and family.
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The 2021 list focuses specifically on cities and nations that are experiencing racial counting in the report and pushing the needle on diversity and inclusion efforts. Out of them Tulsa, Okla. Is where the city is introducing Greenwood Rising, its new “Black Wall Street” history center that will be the center of speakers and events in the city’s or historic Greenwood District that was ravaged by ethnic violence.
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Check out the full list of places here.
