Tourism slogans range from lovely to laughable

El Salvador: “The 45 Minute Country.”

New Zealand: “100 percent Pure.”

Slovakia: “Travel in Slovakia — Good Idea.”

Well, let’s go and find out.

Recently, the British travel site Family Break Finder assembled a list of tourism slogans, from the hugest nations to the smallest.

Quick question: What new tourism slogan does the U.S. use to attract international tourists?

“All Within Your Reach.”

Which is kind of humdrum, compared to some jazzier slogans out there.

One slogan I love is Canada’s: “Keep Exploring.”

I also like Moldova’s: “Discover the Routes of Life.”

Denmark claims the slogan “The Happiest Place on Earth” because it often comes out on top of lists of best places to live. Boy, does that confuse it with Disney’s Magic Kingdom.

Meanwhile, some of the most grandiose slogans come from the smallest nations.

Honduras claims “Everything Is Here.” The Dominican Republic promises “Dominican Republic Has It All.” The Ukraine advertises “It’s All About U.”

El Salvador’s supposed catchy slogan, “The 45 Minute Country” apparently refers to the fact that you can get to most tourism attractions within 45 minutes — but actually, the list has it wrong. The actual tourism slogan of the Central American nation is the far more boring and tedious “El Salvador Impressive!” Time for a change?

Still, there are some splendid slogans out there.

I love the African nation of Djibouti’s lyrical slogan, “Djibeauty.” I am fond of Greece’s top-notch slogan, “All Time Classic.” Both Lesotho’s “Kingdom in the Sky” and Cambodia’s “Kingdom of Wonder” slogans also make me want to pack my suitcase and go.

To see the whole fun list of world tourism slogans and an interactive map that lets you check by nation, see www.familybreakfinder.co.uk/holidays/map-every-countrys-tourism-slogan.

And have a beautiful experience of wonderful discoveries while you’re at it.