10 most obscure countries in the world

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Every year, the World Tourism Organization of the United Nations (UNWTO) report is the most visited countries in the world under the name of «UNWTO Tourism Highlights. 2014 Edition ". At the Forefront of the Most Countries visited by Tourists in 2013, as they were, and remained in France (83 million Tourists), the US (69.8 million visitors), Spain (60.7 million visitors), China (55.7 million visitors) and Italy (47.7 million visitors). Based on the Data Presented in this material , we decided to show you the 10 most obscure countries.

10. Palau (Photo: Mark Kenworthy / flikr.com)

The Republic of Palau consists of 328 Islands - is the Most western Island Group of the Caroline Islands in the Pacific Ocean. The Population of only 20,900 people. In 2013, Palau visited 105,000 tourists.

9. Republic of Moldova. (Photo by Dave Proffer / flikr.com)

96 thousand tourists visited in 2013, Moldova - Former Soviet Republics. Photo: Ore, or Ore - A City Located 40 kilometers from the capital of Moldova - Chisinau.

8. East Timor. (Photo by Frank Starmer / flikr.com)

Democratic Republic of East Timor occupies the eastern part of the island of Timor in the Malay Archipelago and is located 450 Kilometers north of Australia. This is one of the poorest Countries in the World. In 2013 it was visited by 78,000 tourists.

7. Dominic. (Photo by Ken Bosma / flikr.com)

This Island, Situated Between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean, Located halfway Between Puerto Rico to Trinidad and Tobago. Thanks to the Pristine Beauty and rich flora and fauna it is Called the "Island of Nature." In 2013, Dominic visited 78,000 tourists.

6. St. Vincent and the Grenadines. (Photo: Tom Erickson / flikr.com)

States in the Caribbean Sea, which consists of the island of Saint Vincent and the 32 Grenadines group of small islands, visited in 2013, 72 thousand tourists.

5. Anguilla. (Photo: jeremy_h / flikr.com)

Island of Anguilla, together with the Adjacent Group of Small Islands is A Self-Governing Part of the British overseas Territories. In 2013, Anguilla with a population of just over 13 thousand people visited 69 thousand tourists.

 4. Lichtenstein. (Photo by Paul beings / flikr.com)

This is one of the Richest Countries in the World. Low Taxes and Liberal policy on Bank Deposits Made Liechtenstein "tax Haven" in Europe. Tax Haven visited Last year 60 thousand tourists.

3. Niue. (Photo: Pia Waugh / flikr.com)

Niue - is one of  the World's Largest Coral Islands, Which is A Self-Governing State in Association with New Zealand. In 2013 the island was visited by only 7,000 tourists.

2. Montserrat.

Because of the frequent Hurricanes, Earthquakes and Volcanoes, this Island in the Caribbean, Which WAS once the favorite Holiday Destination of Americans, Britons and Canadians left the Majority of ITS Inhabitants. The number of WHO visited Tourists Last year it amounted to 7,000 people.

1. Kiribati. (Photo: Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade / flikr.com)

The Republic of Kiribati - a group of 33 Coral atolls in the Pacific Ocean, on Both Sides Located of the equator. In 1979, the Country Has ceased to BE dependent on Britain. Kiribati - is one of the Island Nations such as the Maldives and Tuvalu, Which are Under Threat of flooding Due to the Ever Increasing Level of water in the Oceans. Only 6,000 Tourists Last year's visit That Country.