It’s never too early to plan that next big trip. Look ahead to 2023 with travel inspiration from these international destinations.
Australia reopened its borders to international travelers earlier in 2022. Avoid crowds in one of the country’s off-the-beaten-path regions. The Northern Territory offers culture, adventure, wildlife experiences and culinary delights. The region is home to Uluru (previously Ayers Rock), Kakadu National Park and the city of Darwin. Experiential accommodation Finniss River Lodge recently opened. With only six suites, the lodge offers a secluded escape, whether you’re interested in a relaxing or adventurous getaway.
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Costa Rica’s Caribbean Coast offers eco-friendly experiences to travelers. Lodging options include eco-lodges, rainforest bungalows and small boutique hotels. Experience the region’s rich Afro-Caribbean heritage and culture. Explore the many beaches and national parks, including Playa Punta Uva, Puerto Viejo, Playa Cahuita, Tortuguero National Park, Cahuita National Park and Gandoca-Manzanillo Natural Wildlife Refuge.
Kyoto, Japan
With the impending reopening of its borders, Japan is a must-visit for 2023. Kyoto offers new hotels for travelers in 2023. Originally built in 1952, Ryokan Ginkaku Kyoto closed five years ago for renovations and plans to reopen in 2023. Dusit Thani Kyoto will be home to 150 guestrooms, a Thai-themed restaurant, Japanese restaurant and wellness facilities.
Madeira, Portugal
The archipelago located off the coast of Portugal was recently featured in TIME magazine’s The World’s Greatest Place of 2022 list. The hidden-gem destination offers travelers coastal landscapes, delicious seafood, local Madeira wine and breathtaking hiking trails. Madeira welcomes direct flights from New York (JFK) to Funchal (FNC), making it easier than ever to visit.
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