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This Map Shows Every Country's Tourism Slogan And It's Hilarious

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One of the great things about travelling is the over zealous advertising slogans countries around the world come up with to entice you to pack your bags, grab your passport and spend your hard-earned cash in their hotels, malls and restaurants.

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In fact, some of the slogans are so ridiculous that the clever clogs at Home & Leisure (former Family Break Finder) put all the funny sayings and phrases together and shoved them all into this impressive map:

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Here’s just a few that made us LOL:

1. Colombia – “Colombia Is Magical Realism”…

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-But what does that even mean? (Here’s your answer)

2. The United States of America – “All Within Your Reach”…

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– Unless you’re a minority… (But hopefully it doesn’t get to that point!)

3. Slovakia – “Travel in Slovakia, Good Idea”…

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-Truly inspiring, really Slovakia, we’re packing our bags now. (But really, it’s just underrated)

4. Ireland – “Jump into Ireland”…

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-We’d rather not, too cold. (Unless you’re visiting all the EPIC places in this gem of a country…)

5. Iran – “You Are Invited”…

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-Really?! Could have fooled us. (Because, you know, isn’t that what tourism was designed for?)

6. The United Kingdom – “Home of Amazing Moments”…

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-Pre Brexit, definitely. Post? Absolutely not. Just travel up and down the country and you’ll see the misery slapped hard on everyone’s face. (Fine, we don’t need to get too political. It’s just a bit of a shame)

7. Turkey – “Be Our Guest”…

-Well… (Although, Turkey IS known for its hospitality)

About the author

Luke Abrahams is a born and bred Londoner and is proud to call the capital his home. He mostly writes about popular culture trends and pugs but isn’t afraid to tackle food, art and style from time-to-time.

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