subject: The Black Tomato Hotlist 2011 Has Landed [print this page] Bespoke travel company, Black Tomato, has just released their 2011 hot list of the must-go locations set to alter the landscape of luxury travel over the next twelve months. With some unexpected arrivals by way of the little known landscapes of African hidden beauty spot, Ethiopia, and hidden West African beach islands, Sao Tome and Principe, the list is set to shake up the traditional array of classic holiday destinations.
In line with the companys emphatic pursuit for unusual and incredible travel experiences, Black Tomato have uncovered the destinations that ensure resounding quality and avoid the tourist traps. In South America, Black Tomato tip Panama as an ideal holiday spot; disclosing its little-known pastel coloured colonial towns, volcanic craters, rainforest and (the big ticket) those flawless un-crowded Caribbean beaches.
It was golden beaches that first put Montenegro on the map, but in 2011 those in the know are looking skywards, (2,522m to be precise) up to Mount Durmitor and the Kolasin mountains. So much for a small country.
The wild island of Tasmania has baby-stepped out of Australias shadow: expect dramatic landscapes of dense jungle, pink granite boulders and gorgeous untouched beaches.
Asias unsung hero is Taiwan; stepping out of Thailands shadow in 2011 to reveal its astounding coastline and ancient culture. For foodies eager to sample the fat of the land there is Canadas bountiful province, Qubec (which also hosts ever-expanding contemporary arts centre, Montral). With the USAs Deep South making a debut for its unfaltering authentic music scene and iconic cuisine.
