In 2010, the World Expo, World Cup, and Asian Games are undoubtedly the most eye-catching international events. Whether it is a sports event or an international event, it will be a carnival that gathers popularity and attracts the world's attention, and will definitely bring about a new round of tourism.

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Open your desk calendar and write down the travel destinations you can’t miss in 2010.

From January to April, Dubai’s bargain hunting after the financial crisis. Whether it was last year’s financial crisis or the Burj Khalifa (formerly known as Burj Khalifa), the world’s tallest building, which just stole the limelight, this luxury capital has made a lot of money for the world.

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Travel agencies have set off a wave of Burj Khalifa sightseeing tours, and tourists who are ready to travel abroad have set their sights on Dubai this year. In 2010, Dubai will undoubtedly become one of the world's tourism hotspots.

After the financial crisis, prices in Dubai fell sharply. The hotel price war triggered by a large number of new hotels in the Burj Khalifa has made the once unattainable luxury city now an excellent destination for bargain hunting.

The soon-to-be-opened Burj Khalifa, the long-coveted Seven-Star Burj Al Arab, the world's largest artificial palm island, the Dubai Earth Islands, and the world's largest shopping mall, the Dubai Mall, have transformed the city in the desert.

It must be very lively.

In March, Melbourne held the world's longest lunch at the Food and Wine Festival, dinners prepared by the world's top chefs, and wine and cheese tastings with bartenders... The 2010 Melbourne Food and Wine Festival was held from March 12 to 23.

This gluttonous feast held every March began in 1993 and lasts for 2 weeks.

A 90-minute drive from Melbourne, all the way from the Yarra Valley to the Goldfields to the Mornington Peninsula. On the picturesque Great Ocean Road, you can join the locals in celebrating Australia's garlic harvest and enjoy a five-course meal.

; In the Valley of the Kings, you can go to a macaroni making class, have lunch with three Italian grandmothers, and listen to them describe the essence of Italian cuisine.

The "World's Longest Lunch" will also come as scheduled. This year's lively feast will be held simultaneously in 19 locations in Victoria, Australia. Thousands of food lovers will enjoy a three-course lunch while tasting wine.

Among the major travel guides, Mexico’s tourist hot spots after experiencing twists and turns after April were ranked 4th in the 2010 tourist destination rankings by the world-famous travel guide "Lonely Planet"; the famous American family travel guide "Flo"

Frommer's" even ranked Mexico City as the first choice for travel destinations in 2010; and in the list of the top ten most popular cities in 2009 based on consumer interests, Yahoo website ranked Cancun and Cabo Santo Lou in Mexico.

Cass finished third and fifth respectively.

This shows the great charm of this country with more than 20 world cultural heritage sites.

The Shanghai-Mexico route, which was suspended due to the H1N1 influenza, is expected to resume in April this year.

In 2010, it coincides with the 200th anniversary of Mexico's independence and the 100th anniversary of its revolution. Mexico will have more celebrations.

The World Expo from May to October is an international event that focuses the world's attention. In 2010, the world-famous Shanghai World Expo will be held from May 1 to October 31. It will last for half a year and will be attended by more than 200 countries, regions and organizations.

The theme of this World Expo is "Better City, Better Life". At that time, culture, science and technology, and social development from all over the world will be brilliantly presented to the world.

The Expo covers an area of ??5.28 square kilometers. There are unique pavilions from more than 40 countries including China, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Switzerland, and Canada. Together with the creative concepts of green, environmental protection, and low carbon, it is worth visiting.

In addition, there are 55 Expo tour routes in the Yangtze River Delta region including urban style tours, rural leisure tours, ancient town tours, and folk custom tours, as well as "Expo Express" one-day tours including Expo tickets, Expo opening tours, etc., Hangzhou, Suzhou, Nanjing

Many travel agencies in other cities have gradually launched it.

The Shanghai World Expo will be a grand gathering to experience the fun of tourism, entertainment, shopping, and food. The number of visitors is expected to reach 70 million.

A sports trip to the Pearl River Delta for the Asian Games in November Following the Shanghai World Expo, the Guangzhou Asian Games will be another major event in 2010.

The 16th Asian Games will be held in Guangzhou from November 12 to 27, 2010.

Guangzhou is the second city in China to win the right to host the Asian Games after Beijing.

At that time, athletes from various Asian countries will gather in Guangzhou and surrounding cities, and tourists will also come in droves to have a glimpse of the stadium and take a tour of the Pearl River Delta.

Local travel agencies will launch a number of "Guangzhou Asian Games Tour" routes, and will also launch various independent travel products for tourists who have purchased tickets.

Guangdong is the birthplace of Lingnan culture and the distribution center of the three major ethnic groups: Guangfu, Chaoshan and Hakka. You can take this opportunity to experience the local charm.