Charleston, South Carolina Named World’s Best City
- 8 years ago
The readers of Travel + Leisure have spoken, and, on Wednesday, the magazine announced the 2016 ‘World’s Best’ picks. In the category of cities, Charleston, South Carolina emerged as the winner.
The readers of Travel + Leisure have spoken, and, on Wednesday, the magazine announced the 2016 ‘World’s Best’ picks.
In the category of cities, Charleston, South Carolina emerged as the winner.
This marks the first such top spot appearance for a U.S. locale, notes The Post and Courier.
Charleston’s award-worthy qualities and features include its coastal placement, affable residents, and historic buildings.
Travel + Leisure’s editor, Nathan Lump, also gave a nod to the, “creative culture that is making it one of the most notable destinations for those who seek out interesting restaurants, bars and shops that highlight a dedication to distinctive craft.”
Charleston was named the number 1 city in the U.S. and Canada as well, a distinction it has now been given 4 times in a row, reports WCBD.
The world's other 2016 top spots include Chiang Mai, Thailand; San Miguel de Allende, Mexico; and Florence, Italy.
The readers of Travel + Leisure have spoken, and, on Wednesday, the magazine announced the 2016 ‘World’s Best’ picks.
In the category of cities, Charleston, South Carolina emerged as the winner.
This marks the first such top spot appearance for a U.S. locale, notes The Post and Courier.
Charleston’s award-worthy qualities and features include its coastal placement, affable residents, and historic buildings.
Travel + Leisure’s editor, Nathan Lump, also gave a nod to the, “creative culture that is making it one of the most notable destinations for those who seek out interesting restaurants, bars and shops that highlight a dedication to distinctive craft.”
Charleston was named the number 1 city in the U.S. and Canada as well, a distinction it has now been given 4 times in a row, reports WCBD.
The world's other 2016 top spots include Chiang Mai, Thailand; San Miguel de Allende, Mexico; and Florence, Italy.