The text discusses the least visited countries and destinations in the world, highlighting remote corners and lesser known areas. It begins by mentioning how countries with limited space and infrastructure only receive a small number of visitors each year. It then promotes a list of 20 least visited countries for adventure-seekers, including Iceland, Moldova, Eritrea, North Korea, Liechtenstein, and Madagascar. These countries are described as having little tourism infrastructure and being among the poorest in the world. The text also mentions specific destinations with overtourism issues, such as Bali, and lesser-known places like Gopeng in Malaysia and Borneo. In contrast, a list of popular tourist destinations is also presented, including Amsterdam, Lanzarote, Venice, and Santorini. Overall, the text emphasizes the appeal of off-the-beaten-path travel and highlights both the challenges and benefits of visiting less touristy places.