The lifestyle editors of Vogue We've thought long and hard about the best places to travel in 2025. Interest in globetrotters is at an unprecedented level, as is overtourism: local protests have taken place in Barcelona, Venice and Majorca, while Sicily is facing a tourism-induced crisis. water crisis. It's not just a question of where you can go, but where you should go. And where we wanna to take away: some like great cultural trips, others seek adrenaline rushes in the great outdoors. Then there are those who just want to sit on a beach, have a long lunch with a glass of wine and read a good book.
With all of these factors in mind, we've had to work on the places that have been peaking our interest – and flight searches – lately. Some you may have never heard of, others you really have. But all among them are worth the trip.
Romania
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It's taken a while to get there, but it finally feels like Romania is finally emerging from the shadow of its tumultuous 20th century history. It's one of the European Union's fastest-growing economies, its food and culture scene is thriving, and it's that rare country that truly has it all: from Cluj-Napoca's bustling art scene to impressive hikes. in the Carpathians. , from the Black Sea beaches on its eastern coast to the world-class museums in its capital, Bucharest. (Personally, I'm especially desperate to go after recently watching Robert Eggers' creepy new adaptation of Nosferatu.) All this to say, there's never been a better time to visit – and with the arrival of Corinthia Bucharest in 2025, there will be a dazzling new five-star stay that will serve as your launching pad for exploring this most underrated place. European countries. Also, be sure to allow time to visit Transylvania, and not just for those Dracula-worthy medieval castles. There's a whole world of luxurious (and affordable) outdoor and wellness-focused stays to explore, from longtime favorite Bethlen Estates to newcomer Matca, which offers everything from beekeeping classes to bathing rituals of hay. Don't ask for a vampire facial. —Liam Hess
Bozeman and Big Sky, Montana
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