艺术大师

2023年3月11日,

勤学好问的头脑想知道接下来是世界上最富裕的旅行者标题?好消息是艺术大师,全球领先的网络,专门从事豪华旅游和体验旅游你的答案。公司刚刚发布了其最新的数据分析,基于约636亿美元的旅游交易网络。研究结果揭示了顶级豪华旅行的目的地2023年议程,以及地球上的一些所谓的“秘密度假地。“广告首先,让我们来看看最受欢迎的春季旅游目的地,基于艺术未来的预订。排在榜首的,不是别人,正是美国,其次是长期受欢迎的意大利两个插槽数量。进入前五名的是法国,墨西哥和西班牙。还在十大巴哈马6号槽,紧随其后的是英国、日本、加拿大和葡萄牙在秩序。”,而有些人选择呆在家附近,其他人则航行未来长期收藏在欧洲和英国夏天的人群,“新报告说。“那些选择太阳计划国际温暖的天气出游目的地巴哈马群岛和墨西哥。“日本前十也不足为奇,根据专家大师,考虑到边界,这个国家仍然关闭了两年多,最近重新开放。 Travelers are now eager to visit Japan once again. “Tourist spots are packed, restaurant reservations at some of the country’s top restaurants are hard to come by, and hotel availability is scarce through the fall,” says the report. Wonders of Namibia Secret spots around the world Even more intriguingly, the new Virtuoso study reveals the “secret vacation spots to visit next,” which is culled from travel advisor intel based on future bookings. First up is Todos Santos, Mexico. Located just north of the trendy, celebrity favorite Cabo San Lucas, the enclave of Todos Santos attracts artists and surfers, according to Virtuoso. With 350 days of sunshine annually, you’re pretty much guaranteed perfect vacation weather. Zach Rabinor, founder and CEO of Journey Mexico, calls the destination an “untouched spot” that’s “a magnet for those wishing to escape the crowds.” Need more reasons to visit? Rabinor describes Todos Santos is an “enchanting town with a slower, more community-centered place.” Maremma, Italy is another so-called secret spot being booked by Virtuoso clients. Perched at the southern end of Tuscany, it’s a region known for soft sands framed by pine groves. And it’s a corner of Italy that is known mostly by locals. “The proximity of the countryside and sea creates plenty of opportunities for a truly immersive Italian experience,” says Simone Amorico, co-owner of Access Italy, a Virtuoso network member. And for those who tuned into the blockbuster Netflix hit White Lotus, think of Maremma as an alternative to Sicily, which is now overrun thanks to the show filming its second season in the popular Italian region. There are a few additional secret spots to put on your list as well, according to the Virtuoso intel. Among them, are Namibia and South Africa. Namibia is a destination known for its contrasting landscapes, including deep orange sand dunes that tower 1,000 feet high, as well as petrified forests that rise from the middle of the desert. And not to be overlooked, there’s the stunning Namibian coastline that appears like a mirage from all of those desert sand dunes. "Its beauty is completely different than East Africa’s—a real sense of timelessness suffuses the whole region—the vastness is completely otherworldly,” says Eleanor Flager Hardey, a Virtuoso agency executive. And one final stop on this round-the-world tour of secret spots to make note of—Tohoku, Japan. Virtuoso’s experts say here you’ll find a region that’s home to unspoiled rural landscapes and historical treasures. It’s part of the country that has remained untouched, and as a result, is free from the neon-lit arcades and bustling food markets. During winter in Tohoku, you’ll find endless powder now, anywhere from 300 to 600 inches annually. “The hustle and bustle of modern Japan is a must-see for first-timers, but in Tohoku, travelers can relax and take in the traditions and nature of old Japan,” says Reeka Ninomiya, a Virtuoso advisor. Nature and traditions of old Japan….Let’s all say it together, shall we? Yes, please. For the latest travel news, updates and deals, subscribe to the daily TravelPulse newsletter here. Sponsored Content