The Isle of Wight has held on to a spot in Trip Advisor’s Top Ten places to visit in the UK.
The Island has stayed firm at number 7 in the countdown, which acts as a strong indicator to thousands of people world wide who are looking to travel to and around the UK.
The TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards for Destinations recognise the locations that are the most popular among TripAdvisor reviewers based on millions of reviews and opinions. Award winners were determined using an algorithm based on reviews and ratings for hotels, restaurants and experiences in destinations worldwide over a 12-month period.
The Isle of Wight has been placed ahead of Jersey, Manchester and York.
Will Myles, Managing Director at Visit Isle of Wight, the Island’s destination management organisation, said:
“We’ve just been informed by our friends at Trip Advisor that we’re number seven in the top UK destinations – how amazing is that!
“Trip Advisor, which is probably the world’s greatest review site, and they’re saying that the IOW is number – amazing – well done to everybody!”
Will said that the Top 10 position was down to many key aspects of the Isle of Wight, praising our community:
“The Isle of Wight is a mash of everybody and everything. So we have beautiful scenery, we have award winning beaches, we’ve got an award winning Visitor Information Centre but it’s about the warm friendly welcome of our accommodation providers, our attractions, the people who do this every single day and welcome visitors, they are the heartbeat of this Island”.
London was placed at number one – not just for the UK but for the rest of the world, with Trip Advisor experts commenting that the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will have had a large impact.
Trip Advisor’s Top 10 Destinations in the UK:
- London, London
- Edinburgh, Scotland
- Liverpool, Merseyside
- Glasgow, Scotland
- Belfast, Northern Ireland
- Bath, Somerset
- Isle of Wight, Hampshire
- York, North Yorkshire
- Manchester, Great Manchester
- Jersey, Channel Islands




























































































