So, where will you go in 2022?

Each year, we collect data from a variety of sources to explore and decide on our 50 key travel experiences for the coming year.

We look at our internal customer booking data to see where Australians travel, consult with our suppliers and study industry trends and survey our extensive network of Yugo.pk travel experts to bring you a list of amazing travel experiences that will guarantee you to say, "Wow, I did not know you could do that!"

From a river cruise in France to discover the Swiss countryside by train and diving in the Great Barrier Reef to observe the aurora borealis in Canada, our Wow List will inspire your travels for 2020 and beyond. Here's a look at the top 50 - go here to read the full stories.

Travel Switzerland by scenic rail

This small mountainous country in the heart of Europe, dotted with green valleys, alpine villages and historical structures, is best explored on a scenic train journey.

Go glamping in the Kimberley

More glamping than camping, a stay in a tented cabin at Bell Gorge Wilderness Lodge is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the rugged Kimberley area during a 4x4 experience.

See Thailand’s floating pagodas

In Lamping Province, in northern Thailand, the floating white pagodas of Wat Chaloem Phra Kiat temple in the mountains must be seen to be raw.

Set sail on a state-of-the-art ship

Passionate cruisers will want to book in the cabin on the revolutionary Celebrity Apex at its launch in April 2020 to discover the innovative design and visionary spaces on board.

Climb an active volcano in Vanuatu

Feel the earth roar and watch sparks fly over the world's most accessible volcano, Mount Yasur, on Vanuatu's Tanna Island.

Drive the Wales Way

The three autonomous routes known as the Wales Way take you to the heart and the historic roads of Wales for classic landscapes, gastronomic stops and coastal villages.

Venture to the seventh continent in luxury

Antarctica is a destination of choice and two new expedition ships will take you there in style in 2020 - The Greg Mortimer from Aurora Expedition and The National Geographic Endurance from Lindblad Expedition.

Soak up the rays at the world’s first island beach club in Fiji

The world's first island beach club is located just 25 minutes by ferry from Port Denarau on the main island of Fiji - the perfect day in paradise.

Check out NYC’s newest neighborhood

Now open, Hudson Yards in the Wild West Side of Manhattan is definitely in fashion. This cultural center is home to boutiques, restaurants, innovative art and design, and green spaces.

Blend your own wine at d’Arenberg Cube

Striking and modern contrasting with the rural backdrop of the McLaren Vale wine region in South Australia, the Arenberg Cube demands your attention. The mixing bench allows you to play the winemaker and bottle your own mix.

Dive the Great Barrier Reef

In the south of the Great Barrier Reef off Heron Island, you'll find a captivating underwater world of diverse marine life, including turtles, tropical fish and healthy corals.

Stand on the edge of Pulpit Rock in Norway

You want breathtaking views, literally? Pulpit Rock is a steep cliff that rises 604 meters above Lysefjord in southwestern Norway, and one of the region's most famous natural attractions.

Kayak with orcas

Johnstone Strait, between Vancouver Island and mainland British Columbia in Canada, is home to the largest group of resident killer whales in the world. A "wow" way of seeing killer whales in the wild is a kayak trip in the Pacific Ocean.

Beach yourself in Boracay

The idyllic island of the Philippines Boracay is back after the closure of tourism in 2018. Now with a limit of visitors a day, there is a lively atmosphere and the beach itself is back at its best.

Go scrambling on the Isle of Skye

Jamming, that is, mountain climbing without equipment, is one of Britain's favorite outdoor hobbies and there is no better place to scramble than the peaks. Epic Black Cuillin Ridge in Scotland.

Be wowed by the restaurant scene in Bali

Bali is Australia's favorite holiday island, and now a multitude of renowned international chefs have swapped the big cities for beach views, turning Bali into a modern gourmet paradise.

Go caving amid Mayan ruins in Belize

Discovered by an archaeologist in 1989 after being "lost" for 1000 years, the ATM cave in the Belizean jungle will bring out your inner explorer.

Float away on a Nile river cruise

It's amazing how many Egyptian antiques you encounter on a Nile cruise. From the point of view of a river cruise ship, enjoy the view of the Great Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx.

Stargaze the largest Dark Sky Reserve in the world

With zero light pollution, New Zealand's Aoraki Mackenzie region of New Zealand has earned its reputation as the world's largest international starry sky reserve.

Watch the sun rise over Angkor Wat

Be an early riser to watch the sun rise over the ancient temple complex of Angkor Wat in Cambodia, illuminating the towers with a golden glow.

Frolic on a private island

Royal Caribbean International Cruises has its own tropical island paradise and it's open for fun! CocoCay's Perfect Day in the Bahamas is a chillout-park-beach-getaway-which is

Trek Torres del Paine National Park

The most spectacular part of Chile's Torres del Paine National Park is the diversity of landscapes. And the famous seven-day W Trek encompasses all that Patagonia has to offer.

Immerse yourself in France on a Viking river cruise

France is the most visited country in the world for a good reason - art, culture and gastronomy, emblematic monuments and the idyllic countryside - and there is no better way to discover it than when an eight-day Viking cruise from Avignon to Lyon on the Rhone.

Deep-dive into the design of Chicago

The Chicago River Foundation Center River cruise is the most interesting activity you'll do in Chicago, even if you're not an architecture enthusiast.

Stay on a coffee estancia in Colombia

Colombia is considered to have the ideal geography for growing coffee. Staying in a café estancia will bring you closer to the grain and its connection with the local culture.

Sail on a Gulet in Turkey

Browse the beautiful turquoise coast of Turkey on a traditional wooden boat to swim in the Aegean Sea, discover historical sites and ghost towns galore.

Safari in Sri Lanka

Reverse the scenario of the traditional safari experience by unleashing yourself in Sri Lanka, where you'll find some of the densest concentrations of leopards and elephants in the world.

Traverse the Puglia Coastal Walk

Nestled in the heel of Italy, Salento, in the south of Puglia, is a region of natural beauty and a beautiful setting, best seen on the self-guided coastal walk of Puglia.

Witness the beauty of Yosemite National Park

Located in California, Yosemite National Park is the most accessible national park for Australian travelers and is home to famous natural attractions such as El Capitan and Half Dome.

Learn local traditions in Japan

Discover traditions such as tea ceremonies, sake tasting and geisha on a day tour in Japan.

Trace the Silk Road route

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The ancient trade route of the Silk Road makes its way from China to Turkey through the steppe of Central Asia, passing through the fascinating countries known collectively as "Stans - Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan".

Wonder at the northern lights in the Yukon

In the wilderness of Canada's Yukon Territory, nature offers a spectacular spectacle with the astonishing northern lights. The Yukon is a prime observation point for aurora, which can be observed between mid-August and mid-April.

Immerse yourself in Ireland 2022 cultural hub

Galway, on the west coast of Ireland, is designated European Capital of Culture for 2020 and will feature an incredible program of arts festivals, exhibitions, workshops and musical events.

See the world on show in Dubai

For 173 days in 2020 and 2021, the warmth and tradition of Emirati hospitality will be honored as Dubai hosts the region's first global exhibition.

Take a guided hike on the Maria Island Walk

Discover Maria Island on a four-day guided hike on the mountainous island and National Park, just 30 minutes by ferry from Triabunna on Tasmania's east coast.

Go sledging on Kaituna River

Drive 40 minutes from Rotorua on the North Island of New Zealand to face nature by facing the rapids of the Kaituna River at eye level, holding a specially designed sled.

Feel blue in Morocco

A dream of Instagrammer, the "blue city" of Chefchaouen is famous for its distinctive hue painted in small doors, decorative windows and narrow stairs in the old town.

Discover the Mediterranean’s best-kept secret

With its Mediterranean architecture, bustling streets and Roman ruins, you could be in Greece, Italy or Spain, but the rocky island of Malta, between Italy and North Africa is in a world apart.

Drive the Garden Route in South Africa

South Africa may be synonymous with safaris, but the coastline is equally impressive. Travel the nine-day Garden Route 750 km from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth to discover national parks, lakes, forest and beaches.

Ski Japan & South Korea

Japan has really taken off as a holiday hotspot for Australian travelers, mostly by snowbound travelers. Now, cool kids are turning to South Korea.

Feel like a kid in the Theme Park Capital of the World

Orlando is also officially known as the world's theme park capital and no other destination on Earth has more or more iconic theme parks than this Florida city.

Cycle Girona

Cycling holidays in the Spanish city of Girona are one of the best ways to enjoy the hot summer with a myriad of cycle paths, from leisurely walks to technical descents.

Channel your inner archaeologist at Petra

Approach the difficult loop of Madras Trail, nicknamed "Indiana Jones Way" (scenes of Indiana Jones and the last crusade were shot here), for a look "wow" on the ancient Nabataean city of Petra.

Cruise to Russia’s almost uncharted Far East

Russia tends to be a cruise destination, but there is a remote part of the country that is one of the least explored regions on the planet - the Russian Far East.

Swim with whale sharks in Mexico

In the Caribbean Sea off the coast of Cancun, Mexico, you'll find one of the largest whale shark populations in the world. Swim alongside these beautiful creatures on an ethical visit.

Hike Kuelap in northern Peru

In the clouds of the Andes, in the north of Peru, is one of the secret wonders of the world. The impressive ruins of Kuelap were built by the Chachapoyas about 600 to 900 years before Machu Picchu.

Enjoy all-access luxury in the Maldives

The Maldives shine in the Indian Ocean, an oasis of white sand beaches, blue lagoons and coral islands. Once the exclusive domain of beloved couples and honeymooners, the barefoot luxury of the Maldives is now more accessible than ever.

Go on an historic London pub crawl

The Tower Hamlets district in East London recently granted 37 historic pubs the status of a protected local list with several "drink palaces" dating back to the 1800s.