It’s important to know which of these destinations is truly worth visiting, and which can be missed. Thankfully, a legion of honest redditors have done their homework and reported in. Here, for your consideration, are some of reddit’s most hated destinations. 1. Singapore’s Sentosa Beach Is Like a Bad Sci-Fi Novel magnora4: “Sentosa beach in Singapore. So messed up. It’s all fancy and hyper-developed and connected to one of the largest malls on earth (Vivo Mall), but you get to the beach via monorail and you get to the little sand that’s not built up in to stores… and then you look out to the ocean and all you see is oil tankers and factories spewing smoke on the horizon. It was like some sort of futuristic dystopia.” 2. Daytona Beach Is for Crab Lovers danecdote: "Daytona Beach, Fl. Friends somehow convinced me to go a few years ago. Never again will I enter that city of my own free will. It looked like a diseased husk of its former tourist trap self; foreclosed and/or sh-tty buildings abound. There is literally nothing to do there, aside from going to the sh-tty, dilapidated beach and eating at Joe’s Crab Shack." 3. Belarus: For Travelers Who Want to Feel Like the Enemy Agent in a Foreign Land “English guy here, Belarus. I’ve never felt so unwelcome. The police follow you everywhere, my Passport was being checked constantly. I just felt like I was being watched where ever I went.” The sentiment was echoed by several travelers. 4. Cairo Is a Hot, Chaotic Mess Broes: "Egypt, Cairo, the pyramids … Was on my bucket list and really wanted to see it. The city is extremely dirty, garbage everywhere, the smell… Traffic is chaos. The pyramids could be seen from the pizzahut, so close its impossible to imagine them away from the city. At the pyramids themself you are constantly harassed by Egyptians trying to sell you stuff up to the point where you feel the need to start hitting them to get away from you. If you make a picture at the pyramids with an egyptian on it, they directly demand money. Left after just 15-20 minutes, couldn’t stand it any longer." 5. Only Go to Jamaica if You’re Ready to Tip Big aussydog: Jamaica. "Most people are friendly but the vast majority expect exorbitant “tips” for doing next to nothing at all. If you denied them a tip they immediate treated you like sh-t. If you did tip a reasonable amount they treated you like sh-t. Often would look at the cash they were handed as if to say “that’s it?”" 6. Just Because Bogie Was Trapped in Casablanca Doesn’t Mean You Need to Be, As Well Matthattan: "Casablanca. The least-interesting place in a fascinating country. Really, Casablanca is just a dumpy business district on the coast. Other than one obscenely expensive mosque that the previous ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2EvRcZZgiY

Get more Tips here! www.destinationtips.com #1 Don't Book a Flight to LAX Avoid the crowds at LAX by flying instead to Burbank's Bob Hope Airport. It's far easier to navigate and is less crowded and has a direct rail connection to downtown Los Angeles. #2 Don't get stuck in a queue at Pink's Unless you enjoy tediously long waits and mediocre grub, be like those in the know and track down the nearest food trucks on Twitter. #3 Don't Jaywalk The city is notorious for its jaywalking tickets, and even celebs aren’t impervious to it. Just follow the crosswalk signals and be vigilant. #4 Don't take a Hollywood star home tour Unless you're into well manicured lawns or tall gates, a lot of celebrities don’t even live in Hollywood or Beverly Hills. You're more likely to see a celeb in one of the locally owned restaurants or independent shops. #5 Don't walk to the Hollywood Sign Even after you've made the climb, you won't get within 20 feet of the sign because of security and preservation measures. Instead: See it from further away. One of the best spots to view the sign can be found along Beachwood Canyon Drive. #6 Don't go to the sunset strip during the day During the day, the Sunset Strip is just another line of cafes and shops. It’s after the "sun sets" that it comes alive! #7 Don't bother with Venice Beach Boardwalk Yes it's known mostly for its interesting inhabitants who stroll the boardwalk along Ocean Front Walk but it's also usually very crowded, especially on weekends, where you’ll have to move with the speed of the crowd in order to walk down the Venice Beach Boardwalk. #8 Don't go to Hollywood and Highland" It's like the times square of L.A., and therefore a huge tourist trap! Everyone will try to sell you something on the street, and even Spiderman will ask for money to take a photo with him. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRJf-f156p8

The world is full of beautiful things! things that have been formed over thousands of years, wind and water slowly sculpting a masterpiece for us to marvel at and enjoy! then along comes a big dumb tourist and ruins it for everyone! Here are 6 Amazing Natural Wonders DESTROYED by Idiot Tourists! 1. Islas Baleares, Spain The island of Sa Porrassa, also known as Black lizard island is an uninhabited island in Majorca and a popular stop for tourists, that is until 2 teenage tourists from Scotland set it on fire. The two teenagers hired a pedalo to get to the island and one of them threw his cigarette butt into the scrubs. 1.5 hectares were burnt and two helicopters were needed to put out the blaze. The teenagers claimed it was an accident and no charges were pressed. 2. Goblin Valley, Utah This valley features thousands of Hoodoos, which are mushroom-shaped rock formations that the locals call "Goblins". These "Goblins" are believed to be 170 million years old and although they had withstood the pass of time unfortunately they couldn't withstand the pass of 2 boy scout leaders who decided that the goblin was a health risk to the boy scouts and pushed it over. These "scout leaders" were dismissed from the national boy scouts and received a sentence of one-year probation and a fine. 3. Raja Ampat, Indonesia The Coral Reef at Raja Ampat is perhaps the richest in biodiversity, that was until the 90-meter cruise ship Caledonian Sky, fully equipped with GPS and Radar systems somehow ran aground in the reef at low-tide, to make matters worse, instead of waiting for high tide, a tug boat was sent out to drag the cruise ship off the reef, causing even greater damage. An estimated 17,000sqft of the reef was destroyed. A team of academics and environmentalists estimated that the damage to Indonesia was in excess of $18 million and the reef would take decades to recover! 4. Duckbill Rock, Oregon At Cape Kiwanda State National Park there used to be a peculiar hoodoo rock formation that was a popular tourist attraction because it looked like a duckbill. even though the area was fenced off many people would jump the fence to take photos or videos, as did this group of vandals, who despite having filmed their act of vandalism still haven't been caught. Even if they were caught and prosecuted they would probably only be fined $435 for "Vandalizing a park". 5. Cliffs of Moher, Ireland 9 miles long and up to 214 meters tall the cliffs of Moher are an impressive sight. The cliffs have appeared in numerous films, such as "The Princess Bride" and "Harry Potter" and attract around 1.5 million tourists a year. unfortunately, they also attracted the attention of a group of french "Artists" who decided to graffiti an 8 by 6-foot section of the cliffs. These "Artists" weren ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kY8cA9l_jA

No matter how much money a country has none of them has the futuristic feel of Dubai. Whether it's rotating skyscrapers or floating trains, somethings are found only in Dubai. 1 Aladdin city Consisting of 3 lamp-like towers, each around 30 storeys in height, this complex includes office space, hotels, and parking. Each building is connected with snakelike bridges with air conditioning and moving floors. 2 Museum of the future The 9 storey building is shaped like an eye that represents our vision of the future, with an auditorium, food and beverage deck and 6 exhibition floors showing anything from climate change innovation, smart city inventions, and A.I. It may sound like an oxymoron but the museum of the future is a thing of the present. 3 Burj Khalifa 828 metres tall, 163 floors, it’s the worlds tallest skyscraper. It also has the elevator with the longest travel distance, the most floors, the highest outdoor observation deck and the highest occupied floor. 4 Hyperloop Dubai proposes to construct a high-speed train link under the Arabic sea to Mumbai, a total distance of 1,862 km away. The train will cover this distance in two hours, that’s approximately 580 miles an hour. The trains will travel in tunnels just under the surface of the sea suspended from a network of floating rigs. So now we can get seasick on a train! 5 Burj al Arab The worlds first 7-star hotel, This sail-like building sits on its own man-made island. It has 202 rooms ranging in price from 2000 to 24 thousand dollars a night. 6 Dynamic tower 420 metres tall, with 80 storeys all formed around a central column which allows each floor to rotate independently of the others. Occupants will able to choose the speed and direction of rotation, and an entire 360-degree rotation will take 90 minutes. 7 Dubai creek tower Currently, under construction, the Dubai creek tower’s estimated height is 1300 metres. The building will include 10 viewing platforms some of which will rotate, offices, residences, restaurants and sky gardens inspired by the hanging gardens of Babylon. 8 Man-Made islands Whether its the palm tree, the world map or the newly built seahorse island maybe one of the most iconic things in Dubai are its man-made islands. These icons don’t come cheap though, the palm tree islands alone cost over 12 billion dollars to make. 9 Dubai frame In order to showcase everything we’ve mentioned, Dubai built the “Dubai frame”. Resembling a picture frame this 150-metre tall building is designed so that whilst looking through one side you can see modern-day Dubai while from the other side the older more traditional Dubai can be seen. Dubai’s elaborate way of not losing track of its roots. Get more Tips here! http://www.destinationtips.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nZuYyXET3s