South Africa: South Africa is the third-largest economy in Africa, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors each year to see its impressive terrain.
Turkey: Turkey is home to a unique intersection of culture, as it bridges Asia with Europe. Its popular cuisine is largely influenced by its Ottoman heritage.
India: One of the most ethnically and religiously diverse countries in the world, India is known for its historical architectural treasures, including the Taj Mahal.
Austria: While it's small in size, Austria has an enormous tradition of being a cultural center.
Ireland: Irish culture has been largely influenced by the Celtic tribes who reached the island nation around the 6th century BCE.
Belgium: Belgium is known for its chocolates, waffles, and fries, as well as its comic strip tradition, including 'Tintin' and 'The Smurfs.
Thailand: With its natural wonders and amazing beaches, Thailand has been attracting tourists for years.
Portugal: Portugal has influenced the world via literature through poets like Luís de Camões and writers like José Saramago.
New Zealand: With its natural splendor, the country has been highly popularized for being the backdrop to 'The Lord of the Rings' and 'The Hobbit' movies.
Singapore: The city-state has become popular across the world for its futuristic multicultural society.