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  • Sustainable winemaking with vineyards and wind turbines in Burgundy, France

    Saint-Tropez

    Saint-Tropez works better in May or October. July crowds and EUR30 rosé make the real town almost impossible to find.

  • Globe at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida

    Ios

    Ios has a party reputation that overshadows everything else — Homer’s tomb, Manganari beach, and tavernas in the Old Port worth your whole afternoon.

  • The Wagon Wheel Motel, Cuba, Missouri

    Cuba

    Ninety miles from Florida, Cuba feels like another world — crumbling Havana facades, 1950s Chevys, and son music spilling onto every corner.

  • Captivating Nyhavn waterfront scene with colorful historic houses and classic wooden boats in Copenhagen, Denmark.

    Tivat

    Porto Montenegro turned a former naval base into one of the Adriatic’s slickest marinas — but the old town just behind it still moves at its own pace.

  • Casa Marina Key West exterior entry

    Key West

    Duval Street gets all the attention, but the Hemingway House side streets and sunset at Mallory Square hit differently than the bar crawl crowd.

  • Woman posing at the op of Hollywood after a hike in Los Angeles

    Los Angeles

    LA sprawls in a way that makes it five cities at once — Hollywood, Venice Beach, downtown arts, Malibu surf, and taco stands that rival anything in Mexico.

  • Pool amenity in The Standard Spa – Miami Beach

    Miami

    Miami runs on Cuban coffee, Art Deco, and a nightlife that doesn’t start until midnight. The beaches are the warm-up act — the city is the main event.

  • Boracay Beach

    Boracay

    White Beach looks perfect in photos — it is. But Station 1 at low tide, just before sunset, is when Boracay actually earns its reputation.

  • Plant Flying at Sint Maarten Island

    Sint Maarten

    Sint Maarten packs two countries, two cultures, and a dozen world-class beaches into 37 square miles. The French side alone is worth the flight.

  • Colorful Buildings in Cartagena, Colombia 

    Cartagena

    Cartagena preserves colonial architecture behind 16th-century stone walls along Colombia’s Caribbean coast — the old town’s color, music, and fruit vendors make every street a scene.

  • Gordon Beach in Tel Aviv, Israel, vibrant beach scene with sunbathers, sailboats, and colorful umbrellas

    Tel Aviv

    Tel Aviv has Bauhaus architecture in the White City, a Mediterranean beach strip, and a nightlife that starts after midnight — Israel’s modern, secular counterweight to Jerusalem.

  • Park Hyatt Sydney on the Sydney Harbor, with the Syndey Harbor Bridge

    Sydney

    Sydney puts the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and Bondi Beach within a city that also has hidden bays, bushwalking trails, and a multicultural food scene shaped by the Pacific Rim.