10 developing countries for adventure tourism

If you like unusual adventures and adrenaline, the list of top 10 developing countries for adventure tourism is for you. Rating is based on the Adventure Tourism Development Index, which includes more than 190 countries, offering adventure tourism for the courageous travelers.

The study was conducted on the basis of a detailed analysis of 10 key parameters for evaluating the competitiveness of countries around the world offering adventure tourism. The main criteria for the study were safety and health, humanity and business, natural resources and cultural resources, infrastructure and opportunities for adventure tourism (mountain climbing, cycling, rafting and other), image of the country and government policy in support of sustainable development.

According to the study, an unexpected surprise for the tourism industry could make not only exotic Chile and Botswana, but the vast majority of the leading developing Eastern European countries. Thanks to amazing opportunities for ecotourism, ski tourism, hiking, a wonderful natural and incomparable cultural wealth, the region is quickly gaining preferences of tourists from all over the world.

10 place. Lithuania.
Former member country of the Soviet Union today is one of the most popular destinations for adventure tourism, offering travelers from around the world an unforgettable vacation. Here you can spend few wonderful days on the coast of the Baltic region and a cruise on the yacht, relax in the cozy rural estates, and enjoy fishing or hunting, skiing or just relax in a comfortable camping on the scenic bank of the Niemen.

9 place. Botswana
Exotic Botswana ranks ninth in the ranking of developing countries, offers tourists a holiday full of adventures. Unique environment of tropical southern Africa, the amazing beauty of wild nature, untouched by civilization, and the exotic culture of the natives make this place quite unique for fans of adventure tourism. The main attractions of Botswana are undoubtedly the Kgalagadi Trans-border national park, nature reserve Khutse and second-largest reserve of the world the Central Kalahari National Forest, attracts thousands of tourists eager to safari, thrills and African exotics.