Is your nation a popular honeymoon destination?

[Marnady]

Well, if you are a psychopath, a Crazy Serial Killer. A member of organised crime, a Libertarian thinking he iss more libertarian then everyone else or someone who got no brain, or a cultist. Marnady is the perfect destination for you, but if you are sane, you have no reason to come in here

[Karamiko]

Yes, it's very popular in the summertime, and even more so currently (March 20, the autumnal equinox) because huge swaths of Karamiko are experiencing dawn/dusk for days on end, making the country even more beautiful than usual.

[Imperium Sidhicum]

It would take some pretty extreme (or deranged) couples to ever want spending their honeymoons in the Imperium.

Granted, the architecture is nice and there's a lot of sights to see on the Imperium's many worlds, but who would ever want to spend a honeymoon in a heavily-militarized nation of cyborgs who don't even understand the concept of marriage, and look upon any practitioners of it (i.e., humans) with profound suspicion.

[Piste-Land]

The short answer is yes.

[Brellach]

Brellach isn't known throughout the world for being a particularly romantic destination. Brellachi tendencies towards simple buildings made from natural materials wherever possible tends to lend its towns with a crude, uninteresting quality that could never match the gleaming spires of some famous cities, nor the beautiful, detailed architecture of some Renaissance cities. The Brellachi build their towns with one function in mind, and one function only - function itself. Buildings are to do their job and nothing else. It is difficult to tell the difference between a house built in the 2000s and a house built in the 1500s, for they largely use the same materials and serve the same purpose, and no kind of architectural flourishes have ever been used. They do not believe that any man-made structure could compete with the beauty of nature, so they simply don't attempt to make them aesthetically pleasing, but rather try to limit their use of buildings at all.

For those couples seeking to 'get away from it all', however, Brellach does have a lot to offer, and its burgeoning tourism industry is beginning to notice an influx of honeymooners from abroad. Brellach is a vast landmass, and hosts a comparatively small population, making it very easy to escape from civilisation, such as it is. Due to the Brellachi insistence on respecting nature, the vast majority of its land beyond the confines of Her People's Spaces is untouched, and it also boasts some extensive, beautiful beaches where few people can be found. And in the southern areas at least, the climate is similar to that of the Mediterranean, while those who prefer a temperate climate can find such in the west, along with extensive woodlands.

But for the most part, it is not considered to be a 'honeymoon' kind of place to go.

[The State of Communism]

Yeah, uh, no.
I would say not even close.

[Nanakai]

I'd assume so - as we are a tropical island nation that, in best times, has more tourists than locals. Let alone our main island, we have countless beautiful beaches and mountains (for those we like sunrises or sunsets). Many also go out to the neighboring islands, as they have more silent places.

[Lamerika]

Yes, at least some places, i.e. the Whistler Ski Resorts

[Venetoland]

The short answer is yes.

What's the long answer?

[Kanussiya]

Tourism is a large part of Kanussiyan economy, meaning that Kanussiya is home to countless tourist sites, some of those including romantic stays. Among the most popular are the constantly frozen-over coastal mountains, the Voduis. At the summits of many of the Voduis, there are hotels that range from drive-in to full-on 5-star. The mountains are surrounded by heavy forests that are scattered with small towns which also host some more forest-themed getaways.

News stories of people getting married multiple times, getting married to multiple people, and surprisingly even more common, people marrying common forest Catdragons frequently crop up in these towns where people attempt to "get married more" in hopes of making reservations at some of the newlywed-catering hotels.

[Vallermoore]

Yes it is, our national parks most of all.

[Little Miss Rarity]

Taking into account the creepy wastelands distorted by dark magic, the slightly poisonous atmosphere, and the common sightings of ghosts in the dark parts of our cities (aka the entire cities), we can say that our nation is certainly a lovely place for honeymoons, and that explains our high ranking on Tourism

[The Imperial Regions of Commerce]

The richer planets certainly

[Tropico]

It is the most popular honeymoon destination. Bar none. (Official government stats.)

[Palmyrion]

The Protectorate of Palawan may be a major military outpost for the Romani-Mar'si Union when it comes to operations in the Western Dienstadi Sea, but the visitors don't mind the frequent military patrols. The military stationed on the island even become a tourist attraction themselves, what with the Royal Commonwealth projecting an image of their soldiers as compassionate warriors. Every 15th of every month, docked naval vessels open themselves for tours for a day; some sailors have gained more fame as tour guides than as renown warriors. Museums near military bases cater to every tourist willing to pay the cheap entrance fee; tours inside military bases, however, carry significantly more restrictions than tours in military museums. With 16 Carrier Strike Armadas, 8 Expeditionary Strike Armadas, classified number of submarines, hundreds of assorted kinds of aircraft, and 100,000 (80,000 army, 20,000 marines) troops on the island, the Royal Commonwealth will give you a glimpse of its military might through the Military Nutshell Tour.

If you don't like the Royal Commonwealth brandishing its military might as a tourist attraction, then the Protectorate's numerous bars and restaurants, the majority of which have rooftop facilities, will cater to your tourist needs. Relax in the fine white sands of the Protectorate, each grain of which holds a glimpse into the island's bittersweet history of peace and war. Know the spirits that fell in the dark of bloodshed's night in this era of peace's daylight. Gaze deep into the mesmerizing sunsets of the island as you relish your moments on the island. Know the history of the island as you tour every city and town on the island, and relish the mesmerizing sights of the island, through the Cultural Tour.

The wilderness will give you a nice glimpse into the island's rich flora and fauna, a far cry from the civilized world below. Reach the top of the highest peaks of Palawan island and scream to the top of your lungs that you are finally on top of the world. Perhaps, many safari centers are placed near, or even inside, fire bases for added security. If this is your kind of fun, then sign up for a Wilderness Tour.

Of course, these are just a few tours endorsed by the government; you can check in the websites of other government-licensed tourism agencies for their tour packages.

[Covenant Remnants]

who would come here?

[Tukuhora]

Extremely. While Tukuhora only has a population of over 5,000, it is visited by some twenty million people a year. A large amount of these twenty million are people on honeymoon wishing to enjoy the beautiful, pristine beaches and seas.

[Sleet Clans]

Yes, Sleetavia's many beaches and mountainous areas are hotspots for honeymoons

[Soyouso]

The Soyousian people are known to be the most romantic and passionate on our continent, and committed marriage between two people (sexes don't matter) is respected. We rival France in our reputation of love.

[Chadtonia]

Absolutely. Hosting honeymoons for heterosexual newlywed couples is a courtesy of the Tourism Office of the Department of the Diplomatic Endeavors for Chadtonia.

Now due to the Open Door Tourism policy for a minimum of only 10,000 Chadtonia dollars couples can spend 7 days at the Department for Diplomatic Endeavors Building #2 Honeymoon Suite, overlookinv the Greater Royal City of Chadtonia. This fee will provide 1 Chadtonia Military Host who will provide your security, 1 in-house maide and 1 Tourist Guide. You will tour the infamous (name here) (formerly Chadtonia Royal Palace, formerly Grand Royal Convene); the world reknown Chadtonia Concert Hall, Chadtonia's oldest Concert Hall. You will be provided with an opportunity to taste a small sample of the most coveted food of all Chadtonians fried Crimson Rosella in the only place where it is legal to eat this cuisine, the office of the President. You may have an opportunity to meet the President herself, or perchance other ranking member of Chadtonia's Head of State: the Federal Council. On the final day of your stay you will be taken to The Chadtonia Chapel of the gods where you will be permitted to pray to any of the gods of your choice for safe travels home and ask that they will guide your journey peaceably.

[Anarcha Feminist Gynarchy]

Yes, it is second only to Japan, with all the pacific islands. Controlling most of the globe makes sense

[Pantopian Empire]

Yes, especially the cities of Panuvia, Vitruvia, and Sunaloa

[Las Palmeras]

So-so; though the whole "tropical island paradise" thing is a popular vacationer getaway, many other people can't stand the infrasound and depression-inducing EMFs.

[Alpinia]

Yes, based on the size of our tourism industry.

[Akiramori]

Akiramori is infamous for sex tourism and illegal trafficking of men, in addition to having a sexually-transmitted retrovirus that infects close to 90% of the population. It's right next to the border of the Feminist equivalent of North Korea, and almost all of the under-25s look female.

It's not technically the worst place on the planet to take your honeymoon, but you'd be a fool to try unless you're already one of them.