Travel Season Outstanding Events 2016

The year 2016 promises a series of major events around the world and is the perfect reason for overseas travel. 2016 travel season highlights Events Total eclipse (in Indonesia, Malaysia and the Pacific Ocean) ) takes place on March 9. A rare event is scheduled to be held on the beautiful island of Sulawesi, Indonesia for those who wish to fully admire the total solar eclipse. In addition, a solar eclipse can also be partially observed in Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, North Australia and Hawaii. Photo: Time and date 100th anniversary of the Battle of Somme (France) - the bloodiest battle in human history

. The first day of the battle, more than 57,000 British soldiers had died and by the end of November 1916, the casualties amounted to more than 1.5 million. A series of graves were erected on the battlefield of northern France to commemorate the sacrifices of soldiers, and mark the devastation of war The "Thiepval Memorial" was held on July 1 with the participation of the British and French governments.



The Summer / Paralympic Games (Brazil) last from August 2 to August 14 in Rio de Janeiro. This is the first Summer Olympics to be held in a South American city and in the host country's winter. Relocating Tsukiji Fish Market (Tokyo, Japan) - the largest and most famous fish market in the world with a variety of seafood items and daily tuna auctions. In the near future, however, the fish market is relocated to a more modern complex south of Tokyo with an area 40% larger than the old location. Opening date: November 7. The US presidential election is one of the few political events with the potential to change the world. The competition between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, whoever wins, will bring about a change in geography and tourism, especially hot spots across the Middle East Immersing in America's biggest event is an exciting experience that should not be missed.



Time and location of the event: November 8, Washington D.C. European Cultural Capital (Spain / Poland) with two cities shared this title in 2016. It is the coastal town of San Sebastian, Spain and Wroclaw, Ba Lan. This is the place chosen by the European Union to host a 12-month series of diverse cultural events, with the title of National Park for Parque Patagonia (Chile). Doug Tompkins, founder of The North Face brand and his wife Kristine, acquired a large area in Chilean Patagonia in 2004 with the aim of preserving the untouched beauty of nature and preventing urban intrusion. chemical. The death of Tompkins and the couple's efforts to conserve the land made this land appear dense in newspapers.



Finally, the park was officially recognized in 2015 and will be awarded the title of National Park in December 2016. Photo: CNN According to Vnexpress.net ***.

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