It’s time to celebrate our favorite things, explore new places, connect with new people, and take on new experiences in 2023. It’s about being active, learning new skills, and making new memories. To help you find a meaningful journey in 2023, is a list featuring the best places to visit this year.
Japan
For years, Japan was closed to tourism. It’s now open to US travelers, and those who are boosted or Vaccinated no longer need to undergo Covid tests before entering the country. Although Tokyo is a must-visit if you’re looking for a different side of Japan, head to Kyoto. You can explore some of the city’s most popular spots, such as Nishiki Market, Ninenzaka, and Hanamikoji-Dori.
Virginia Blue Ridge Mountains
Following the pandemic, Americans learned about the many beautiful places in their backyard. One of the most popular attractions in the country is the Blue Ridge Parkway. This scenic drive is located in the Virginia Mountains and features some of the most beautiful views in the country. The region’s untouched wilderness provides an excellent opportunity to explore different trails and activities, such as fly fishing, horseback riding, and archery.
Egypt
In 2023, it’s the perfect time to take a trip to the country and see the wonders of the pyramids. The Grand Egyptian Museum, which is scheduled to open in Giza, is expected to become the most significant archeological site in the world. Additionally, there are new cruises along the Nile River and hotel openings at the Chedi El-Gouna in the Red Sea.
Cusco, Peru
Peru is often on people’s lists as a must-visit destination due to its incredible ancient citadel of Machu Picchu. But it’s also full of other wonders. In the Incan city of Cusco, the locals rely on Mother Earth and Pachamama for their well-being. They offer their indigenous practices at Willka Tika, a luxury retreat dedicated to providing a culturally authentic experience.
Guyana
One of the most overlooked travel destinations in the world is Guyana. This country is full of adventure and natural beauty, with around 95% of the land enclosed by forests, rivers, and lush savannas. Some of the most popular attractions include Kaieteur Falls and the Botanical Gardens. There are also plenty of other must-visits, such as a day trip to the neighboring country of Suriname.