UNESCO sites

savvyglobetrot

A5. I usually plan a trip to the destination and then include UNESCO sites. #TBINChat

WorkMomTravels

A5. Planning a trip for the destination and then including the UNESCO site, for sure. #TBINchat

OurFamTravel

A5. I usually plan the destination first and then do research to plan my visit #TBINchat

2foodtrippers

A5 - We plan our trips around the food, just saying. #TBINchat

donnainsma

A5: I've done both, but mostly plan the trip and then work in the UNESCO site while there. Some, like Sintra, were more on the radar because of being listed. #TBINChat

cathoulahan

A5. We usually plan for the destination first but then again, heritage sites usually make a particular destination appealing in the first place :). #TBINchat

TravelPast50

A5 Well, both. We choose to travel to places filled with World Heritage Sites (like our recent @BikeToursdotcom trip in Puglia), then we go out of our way to visit them. #TBINChat #VisitPuglia https://t.co/ajZN2zWwAZ

Kusshibags

A5: we try to find UNESCO sites in an area we are interested in traveling to and then plan the trip around that. #TBINChat

WAVEJourney

A5. Planning a trip for the destination and then including the UNESCO site comes first for us! It's fun to add the sites into our itinerary for exploring - such as Quebec City. https://t.co/fnIBxFv0OV @quebecregion #TBINChat

backroadplanet

A5. I am not above planning a trip to a specific UNESCO site, but typically I will plan travel to a region and then add any nearby UNESCO sites to the itinerary, like when we added Þingvellir National Park to our Iceland Ring Road trip. #TBINChat #travel @Auto_Europe @hi_iceland

italiane_jamie

A5: I plan my trips first, then go for the sites usually. Saint-Michel in France is high on my bucket list though. I will plan a trip for that for sure! #TBINChat #France

addiecatsmith

replying to @TBINChat @TBINChat A5 great question! I think planning the trip and then developing the itinerary! #TBINCHAT

madreblair

replying to @TBINChat @TBINChat A5 yes for me a little of both, finding out what to see at a destination and if it included a UNESCO site #kusshitravels #TBINChat

sweetmatcha

replying to @TBINChat @TBINChat A5 plan trip and then include a UNESCO site! #TBINChat

chicanamom02

replying to @TBINChat @TBINChat A5 depending on where we going #TBINCHAT

JamieJamiemay

replying to @TBINChat @TBINChat A5. I like spontaneous travel, spontaneous sight seeing.
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JamieJamiemay

RT @JamieJamiemay: @TBINChat A5. I like spontaneous travel, spontaneous sight seeing.
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GoEpicurista

A5 I’ve never planned a trip based on #UNESCO sites but now that I see there are so many I need to change that! #TBINChat

RyanTravelsEats

replying to @melindacrow @melindacrow A5: Planning the destination, which is usually somewhere with a cuisine I really want to eat. Then I look around to see what else it the area has to offer. #TBINChat

MyFamilyStuff

A5. It depends, I could see myself doing both. If I hadn't specifically planned for a UNESCO site I would absolutely research what's nearby after booking my trip. #TBINChat

OneRoadAtATime

A5 Trip destinations always come first, and then if we can work in a visit to a UNESCO site we'll make a plan to visit.
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marissa_sutera

A5: I plan for the destination first, then look for things to do in the area from there #TBINChat

karynlocke

A5: When it comes to cultural/historical travel, I always like to pick the destination first and then fine tune the touring part. #TBINChat

InTheLoopTravel

A5. I never plan to go to a destination because it has UNESCO sites. I just may happen to learn they are UNESCO designated once I get there. Q5. What comes first? Planning a trip for the destination and then including the UNESCO site, or vice versa? #TBINChat

ABritSoutherner

A5: Depends on the UNESCO site - for somewhere like @YellowstoneNPS or @YosemiteNPS, that is the destination! But otherwise for something like architectural, we would pick the destination & plan a visit accordingly! #TBINChat

RossanaWyatt

A5 That depends on the UNESCO site. but probably trying to include it once destination is picked. #TBINchat

mappingmegan

A5. Planning a trip usually comes before the UNESCO site - they're always a bonus! #TBINChat

AmaWaterways

A5: It really goes hand in hand—on most of our cruises, we feature at least one UNESCO heritage site, so it’s easy to take care of both! We can’t get enough of the iconic UNESCO-designated Cologne Cathedral, one of Germany’s most esteemed Gothic masterpieces. #TBINChat

FoodTravelist

A5. For us, typically, planning for a trip and then checking out what we want to see. #TBINChat

ChiefFrugalista

A5 I must admit I never actively seek out UNESCO sites. Given your question I assume it's a bucket list thing? #TBINChat

melindacrow

A5: We always plan the destination first, then look for UNESCO sites that are a bonus. #antiguaguatemala was one of those bonuses! #guatemalapower #TBINChat @MarriottIntl

RoarLoudTravel

A5 The trip planning comes first for us, a UNESCO World Heritage site is a great bonus.
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SavoirThere

A5. Oh for sure there are places you travel to just to see a UNESCO Site - Venice is a great example, but there's an endless supply of options! #TBINChat

RoyalCaribbean

A5. The best trips are equal parts, culture and adventure. Aka diving the Great Blue Hole in Belize. Retweet if you agree. #TBINChat

melindacrow

RT @RoarLoudTravel: A5 The trip planning comes first for us, a UNESCO World Heritage site is a great bonus.
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CroisiEurope_RC

A5: Plan a trip around a #UNESCO site, or find the sites along your #Cruise? UNESCO Makes it easy with an interactive map 🗺️: https://t.co/CxVZwXqBW2 #TBINChat

Forever30ishMum

replying to @TBINChat @TBINChat A5 I would pick the UNESCO site that interests us and then book! #TBINChat

Slight_North

replying to @TBINChat @TBINChat A5 planning the trip depends on prices and weather usually, UNESCO world heritage sites are then included later #TBINchat

melindacrow

RT @FoodTravelist: A5. For us, typically, planning for a trip and then checking out what we want to see. #TBINChat https://t.co/fNa3M8W9oB

InteHelena

replying to @TBINChat @TBINChat A5: For me, I guess it can be both because sometimes the destination is the UNESCO site even though I didn't choose the destination just because it is an UNESCO site. #TBINChat

OurFamTravel

RT @RoyalCaribbean: A5. The best trips are equal parts, culture and adventure. Aka diving the Great Blue Hole in Belize. Retweet if you agr…

melindacrow

RT @AmaWaterways: A5: It really goes hand in hand—on most of our cruises, we feature at least one UNESCO heritage site, so it’s easy to tak…

FoodTravelist

RT @CroisiEurope_RC: A5: Plan a trip around a #UNESCO site, or find the sites along your #Cruise? UNESCO Makes it easy with an interactiv…

melindacrow

RT @InTheLoopTravel: A5. I never plan to go to a destination because it has UNESCO sites. I just may happen to learn they are UNESCO design…

donnainsma

RT @TravelPast50: A5 Well, both. We choose to travel to places filled with World Heritage Sites (like our recent @BikeToursdotcom trip in P…

donnainsma

RT @WAVEJourney: A5. Planning a trip for the destination and then including the UNESCO site comes first for us! It's fun to add the sites i…

melodytravels

A5: Planning the trip based on destination, then the UNESCO site.
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addiecatsmith

RT @RoyalCaribbean: A5. The best trips are equal parts, culture and adventure. Aka diving the Great Blue Hole in Belize. Retweet if you agr…

kidstravelbooks

A5: #TBINCHAT in most cases I don’t specifically travel for UNESCO sites. However, I have done that in Germany a few times because they do a good job promoting them here. https://t.co/SkdXERbaCG

Travelshare747

RT @RoyalCaribbean: A5. The best trips are equal parts, culture and adventure. Aka diving the Great Blue Hole in Belize. Retweet if you agr…