It seems like Brits are willing to splash the cash when it comes to ticking off their travel bucket list. While many people dream of doing once-in-a-lifetime opportunities from around the world it seems like money is no problem. A new study, conducted by travel experts at Dubai Tours & Tickets , has revealed the most popular bucket list landmarks for Brits and the astonishing cost of ticking off the destinations.
Researchers also identified the months when tourists are most likely to flock to each location, and when travellers are most likely to get an uninterrupted view. Google search data for the most impressive landmarks was used to create the ranking, with ticket and flight costs totalled for price data. However, for those who want to keep costs low, a travel expert has offered advice on ticking off their bucket list in a budget-friendly way.
How much would it cost the average Brit to tick off their travel bucket list? Niagara Falls It turns out that the number one destination Brits are desperate to see is Niagara Falls. The three waterfalls, spanning across the border of Canada’s Ontario and the state of New York, are over 12,000 years old and attract more than 12 million annual visitors. The popular attraction is searched for around 160,661 times per month, 1,087 percent more than the average destination on this list (13,535 searches per month).
In July, these searches skyrocket to a staggering 331,190, with demand for flights, hotels and transport driving up the aver.