British Airways has revealed the ten destinations that it expects to prove popular among travellers next year.
The airline included a number of
long-haul hotspots in its list, such as the
Maldives,
Delhi and
Punta Cana in the
Dominican Republic.
Another far-flung destination set to welcome high numbers of British visitors is
Cape Town, which will be one of the host cities during the Fifa World Cup in
South Africa next summer.
Travellers planning a trip to
North America in 2010 were advised by British Airways to consider visiting
Las Vegas,
New York or
Vancouver.
The carrier also predicted that some cities closer to home will prove popular next year, namely
Stockholm,
Dubrovnik and
Istanbul.
Richard Tams, head of UK and Ireland sales for British Airways, said: "Customers recognise that there's a world of opportunity out there from tiger safari in India, to the Fifa World Cup in South Africa and the bright lights of Las Vegas.
"In 2010, holidaymakers will have more choice of beach destinations than ever, especially with our new services to Punta Cana, Sharm el Sheikh and the Maldives."
Posted by Clare at 13:50, 17 November 2009
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