17 Extraordinary, T+L Editor-Approved Trips You Can Book Right Now
Chile
"Chile is worth seeing just for its varied scenery—stark deserts, roiling volcanoes, lush mountains, unending Patagonian skies—but urbanites will also love Santiago’s hidden gems, including antiques markets and art museums."—Sara Clemence, News Director
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Caribbean
"If you want to see a part of the Caribbean that feels unspoiled, Petit St. Vincent is the place. Time slows down, and you get into a comfortable rhythm of waking with the sun and having late alfresco lobster lunches." —Jacqueline Gifford, Senior Editor
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Japan
"In Tokyo, skyscrapers share real estate with gardens and temples, and the streets are always packed, but the underground sushi dens and tea parlors remain serene. It's a city that re-energizes me whenever I'm there." —Stephanie Wu, Senior Editor
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Panama and Nicaragua
"Extensive stretches of white sand beaches, bustling cities with world-renowned cuisine, art and culture, and endless days of warmth and sunshine make Panama and Nicaragua two of my must-visit destinations." —Sean Flynn, Digital Producer
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Cuba
"Flying to Cuba was the closest I’ll come to time travel. I felt an incredible energy while listening to salsa, sipping a daiquiri at Hemingway's favorite bar, and zipping past the Malécon in a vintage car." —Melanie Lieberman, Assistant Digital Editor
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Canada
"I'm obsessed with how much there still is to discover just over our border in Canada, and this itinerary takes in a range of things I love, from Vancouver Island's natural beauty to Fogo Island's high design. Also, polar bears!" —Nathan Lump, Editor
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Papua New Guinea
"I'm a city girl at heart, but can't stop dreaming of this land of extremes. To trek through Papua New Guinea is a chance to re-wild oneself—to wake up and fall asleep in the jungle, to hunt with the tribe, to survive." —Lindsey Olander, Assistant Editor
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Mongolia
"This itinerary has the outdoorsman in me feeling roused. From camping near the Tuul River to a full-day ride through Terelj National Park, what more could a nature lover ask for?" —John Scarpinato, Editorial Assistant
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Croatia
"I've never seen water clearer or more inviting than the crystaline stuff that laps onto the rocky shores of Dubrovnik. The city's historic buildings, fresh-water fountains, and Adriatic climes are great and all, but that water—there's nothing quite like looking out at it." —Amy Schellenbaum, Digital Editor
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Morocco
"Morocco is a fairytale brought to life: the narrow streets are navigable only by foot or donkey, the souks are alive with centuries-old craft traditions, and every door leads to magical courtyards." —Nikki Ekstein, Associate Editor
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Spain
"Spain holds a special place in my heart. One of my favorite nights was hopping Madrid's tapas and cave bars with my dad. We ended up at La Casa del Abuelo, where we made quick friends with two German travelers." —Erika Owen, Audience Engagement Editor
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Nashville
"A recently canceled flight became a happy accident: I got to drill even more fiercely into the soul of Nashville, a singular mix of music, food, and joie de vivre. It’s a city I can—and will—return to, year after year." —Sarah Firshein, Digital Director
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Iceland
"If ever a destination can be said to be truly exceptional, it is Iceland. Icelanders know that their world is one of absolute uncertainty, that their singular land of fire and ice is liable to change at any moment." —Flora Stubbs, Articles Editor
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Palm Springs
"Architecture obsessives will love Palm Springs’ wealth of landmark midcentury modernism, but make sure you make it up the San Jacinto Mountains for spectacular views over the Coachella Valley. And hydrate!" —Patrick Sheehan, Senior Production Director
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Italy
"Italy’s lakes region is one of the country’s most picturesque. There’s nothing like spending aperitivo hour on a terrace overlooking Lake Como. Meanwhile, Milan is the perfect city for anyone seeking a culture fix." —Corina Quinn, Digital Travel Editor
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Zimbabwe and Zambia
"I spent a single day around Victoria Falls a couple of years ago, but it was more than enough to open my eyes to the wonders of this part of Africa. In 24 hours, I saw cheetah, buffalo, and even a few distant elephants." —Jesse Ashlock, Features Director
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Myanmar
"The Shwedagon Pagoda holds relics from past Buddhas (such as strands of hair) and is encrusted with over 7,000 diamonds and rubies. Look closely and you may be able to spot the 76-carat diamond that tops it." —Dani Vernon, Assistant Photo Editor