Why are the routes to Europe basically Britain, France, Italy, Switzerland or France and Italy, while there are fewer routes to Germany?

Traveling should be a more personal matter. Perhaps people around the landlord or travel agencies prefer countries like France and Italy only when organizing a group, but in fact, many people will travel to Germany, especially self-help tours. It depends on personal preference. For example, some people will prefer the Rhine, the Black Forest or cars, and they will definitely choose Germany first.

Secondly, if most people around the landlord are really more inclined to Faruij, I personally think there may be two reasons: the impression we have formed at home is that countries like France and Italy are more romantic, especially girls, and traveling abroad is more inclined to romantic places and places with strong artistic atmosphere, while from a cultural point of view, the central areas that have a far-reaching impact on the development of European culture and art are indeed in Italy and Switzerland; As far as natural scenery is concerned, both Italy and France depend on the Mediterranean, so the seaside scenery is better than Germany. Although Germany faces the Baltic Sea in the north, its tourism value is not as good as that of the Mediterranean Sea. As far as the tourism resources in the Alps are concerned, Italy and France are comparable to Germany, and only Switzerland has more obvious advantages.

However, the former defendant made two obvious mistakes. First, Germany is not just a tourist with natural scenery. Culturally, the Museum Island in Berlin, Germany is very famous. The BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Porsche car museums in Munich and Stuttgart are also unique. Cologne Cathedral and Heidelberg University Town are also famous scenic spots in terms of historical buildings. Secondly, in terms of convenient transportation, the transportation between Germany, France and Switzerland is actually very convenient. From these countries to Italy, it is troublesome to cross the Alps. For example, from Stuttgart or Cologne to Paris, it takes less than three hours by high-speed train. And from the map, Germany is also the center of Europe, and many planes will transfer in Frankfurt or Munich.