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Where You Should Travel in 2024 According to Red Savannah

by Mary Melnick

Sep 13, 2023

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Red Savannah, a luxury travel company specializing in tailor-made trips around the world, released the company’s 2024 recommended destinations.

Nepal

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Nepal

Only opening its doors to the public in the early ’90s, Nepal’s last “forbidden kingdom” has a culture that remains remarkably intact despite the cycle of time and western civilization. A 10-day adventure from Red Savannah features captivating landscapes, valleys and cliffs alongside riverside villages with lush terraces and fruit orchards. Shinta Mani – A Bensley Collection offers a truly off-the-beaten path experience for travelers with no compromise on comfort. Highlights include

  • Riding mustang horses through stunning landscapes
  • Discovering the ancient monasteries and Tibetan communities of Zharkot and Jong
  • Traveling over a suspension bridge to visit a Bon community where traditions such as shamanism and sky burials are still practiced
  • Trekking to Chhyama Lake, a glacial lake at the base of Nilgiri Himal
  • Enjoying yoga and spa treatments and farm-to-table dining

France

With the Olympics putting a spotlight on France in 2024, there’s no better time to visit France. Paris is set to see most of the action, but the cities of Lyon, Saint-Etienne, Nice, Bordeaux, Nantes and Marseille will also host Olympic events. Red Savannah recently introduced a five-day journey exploring the capital’s culinary delights: Paris for Gourmands. Celebrating Paris’s gastronomic heritage, its highlights include

  • Dining like royalty at Alain Ducasse’s restaurant at the Palace of Versailles, exploring the Marais’ Jewish culinary heritage, feasting with a chef in their home, and traveling out to Champagne to taste world-class vintages
  • Enjoying the finest patisseries, boulangeries and artisan delicatessens
  • Embarking on a unique food tour at the Louvre

Mexico

Red Savannah’s Latin America specialist, Will Boocock, predicts the Nayarit Pacific area of Mexico will pique interest in 2024. The region sees a variety of big name-brand hotel openings such as the recently opened Auberge Susurros and Four Seasons Naviva,  as well as Rosewood Mandarina and The Ritz-Carlton Siari, both set to open in 2024.

Tower of London

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London

London will continue to be a hot spot in 2024. Red Savannah’s U.K. specialist recently designed a variety of new itineraries celebrating London’s pivotal role in history, such as Classic London, which includes seeing the Changing of the Guard from the best vantage point and a Champagne picnic on the Upper Thames. Other highlights include

  • Observing the Crown Jewels at the Tower of London
  • Riding on the London Eye
  • Shopping in some of London’s most fashionable districts
  • Uncovering the secrets of London’s wartime history at the Cabinet War Rooms

 

 

 

 

 

 

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