10 Beautiful Countries But Few Tourists

The Telegraph said that some countries have beautiful scenery, delicious food, unique culture, but for many reasons they are still quite unfamiliar names on the tourist map.
10 beautiful countries but few tourists
According to statistics of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), there are countries on each continent that receive very few visitors, even though they are places with many beautiful scenes.
The cause of this situation is quite plentiful: Expensive prices, political instability, lack of promotion strategy, even being next to a country too developed tourism makes that country ..

. underperformed.
Liechtenstein: 77,000 visitors
Photo: Liechtenstein Travel
Liechtenstein is a Central European country, bordering Switzerland and Austria. Liechtenstein is small but considered an economically developed country, one of the countries with the lowest unemployment rate and external debt in the world
Located between Switzerland and Austria, Liechtenstein also has a beautiful landscape of the Alps.



Many majestic hills are suitable for hiking, mountain climbing, cycling.
In addition, this country also owns 12th century architecture, large museums and galleries displaying many fascinating works of contemporary art.
However, the number of visitors to Liechtenstein in 2017 stood at 77,000, compared with 69,000 in 2016.
San Marino: 79,000 visitors
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It seems that being next to a bright star on the tourist map is not favorable for San Marino - which is entirely within Italy.
Like Italy, San Marino also has many beautiful structures from the 13th century, but this country only welcomes 79,000 visitors.
Bhutan: 234,000 visitors
Photo: Adventurewoman
Compared to the number of 210,000 visitors in 2016, in 2017 the number of international tourists visiting Bhutan only increased by 24,000.
This is quite a low number for a country known as the happiest place in the world
The reason is attributed to the difficult to access topography and underdeveloped infrastructure.




East Timor: 86,000 visitors
Photo: Street Of The World
A country in Southeast Asia, East Timor has a lot of potential for tourism development.
While the islands to the east are unspoiled, surrounded by beautiful coral reefs, the rest of the country is vast, primeval forests.
East Timor also has a lot of buildings built when the country was a Portuguese colony. Especially, this is where the Ile Kere Kere cave and many cave paintings dating back to 13,000 years.
According to World Tourism Organization statistics, in 2017 only 86,000 international visitors visited East Timor.
Kribati: 8,000 visitors
Photo: World Travel Guide
The Republic of Kiribati is a tropical island nation located in the central Pacific, consisting of 32 atolls stretching across the equator.
In 2017, this country received only 8,000 visitors.
Tuvalu: 2,000 visitors
Photo: Lonely Planet
The island nation of Tuvalu is located in the southern Pacific Ocean and is considered to be quite safe in the world.



This place has a very low crime rate, no threat of terrorism or war.
However, the soil is less fertile, has less minerals and natural resources.
In 2017, this tiny island nation received only 2,000 visitors.
Some other countries in the region are also very few tourists such as: Marshall Islands (6,000 tourists), Niue (8,000 visitors), Solomon (20,000).
São Tomé and Príncipe: 8,000 visitors
Photo: Zambezi Safari
A tourist named John Gimlette linked his reason for neglecting traveling to São Tomé and Príncipe: “It's too small. Take a look on the world map. São Tomé and Príncipe are like a tiny dot next to big Africa ”.
São Tomé and Príncipe have an area of 964 km², located 225 km offshore from Gabon (Africa).




Not only small, São Tomé and Príncipe were still poor. The country's economy mainly depends on growing and exploiting cocoa. Facilities and services are also not as strong as some countries on the same continent.
Comoros: 27,000 visitors
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Comoros has an area of 2,235 km², is an island nation located near Madagascar and Mozambique.
This small country has majestic volcanic landscape, beautiful coral reefs suitable for tourists to scuba diving.
However, it is also one of the poorest countries in the world. The land is barren and the economy depends mainly on agriculture. Less developed tourism.




Statistics in 2016 only 27,000 visitors to Comoros.
Kuwait: 203,000 visitors
Photo: Nations Online
Kuwait is not a poor country. Thanks to the world's 6th largest oil reserves, this country in western Asia is among the countries with high economic growth rates.
Facilities and services have also developed.
However, Kuwait currently does not have many international tourists. The reason is said to be that many people are still concerned about the political instability here.
The country was invaded by Iraq and Iran in 1990.
Bangladesh: 125,000 visitors
Photo: Pothik
Bangladesh is a country with a long ethnic history, rich culture, but slow economic development.




The reason is that this country has an overcrowded population and is often besieged.

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