Best Destinations For Luxury Travel
If you’re looking to get started on your summer vacation planning, you’ve come to the right place. This year, take the time to treat yourself and explore the world in ways you’d never imagine – splurge a bit and dip into your savings to enjoy luxury travel in some of the world’s most iconic and stunning destinations.
Mexico City
A stunning, iconic and vibrant capital, Mexico City is a sprawling urban destination that’s face-paced, full of charm and booming with amazing food. There’s no shortage of fine dining options if you’re looking to have a nicer, more refined night out but there are also tons of options for those looking to enjoy a more cost-effective and delicious meals that’s still local and authentic. Mexico City is home to various five-star hotels and resorts that can be found along the beaches, in the city, and ultimately all over the place.
Mexico City is also home to incredible shopping. Check out the Avenida Presidente Masaryk to see the city’s top shopping area and explore international shops for the latest, most incredible styles or take to the streets and see what the local vendors are offering. You can find great pieces of local culture that make great souvenirs and hand-crafted goods that no retail store will ever compare to.
Mexico City is also booming with amazing nightlife. A city of excitement and activity, there’s always something going on that will keep you on your feet dancing until the early hours of the morning. Couple that with amazing performing arts, local artwork and the ability to enjoy it in both a more mature or family-friendly atmosphere, and you’ve got a great destination for anyone to enjoy.
Johannesburg
Johannesburg is a city just waiting to be explored. Steeped in fascinating history and prehistory, Joahnnesburg is one of eight South African UNESCO World Heritage Sites and home to about 40 percent of the human ancestor fossils known to exist. Because of the sprawling amounts of history and adventure, it’s usually best to rent a car to see everything, but the drive is definitely worth it.
Johannesburg is no slouch when it comes to shopping either. Johannesburg offers incredible designs and is a destination for those looking to collect rare artefacts, handwoven textile and interior décor items. With designs coming in from all over African, China, India and Indonesia, there’s no doubt you’ll find something iconic that will make quite the conversation piece.
Due to its relatively mild year-round climate, Johannesburg is never short on outdoor activities. With a stunning botanical garden that is home to hundreds of species of birds, reptiles and small mammals in an environment consisting of waterfalls and rolling plains, there’s adventure just waiting to be had. Exploring the local safari or taking a hike through the nearby wildlife is a great way to experience a part of the world that is often overlooked.
Johannesburg has loads of unique and flavorful food that you have to taste to truly experience. As Johannesburg continues to grow in popularity, more and more chefs are coming to city and opening incredible gourmet restaurants alongside the incredible local fare already available.
Milan, Italy
A famous and stylish destination, Milan is a lover’s paradise if there ever was one. Milan stands as Italy’s second-largest city but is also home to cultural allure with artistic masterpieces and unbelievable architecture.
Milan’s natural charm makes it a great destination for those looking to enjoy a romantic escape with small and iconic cafes, restaurants, bakeries and others of the like. Lined with cobblestone roads and equipped with some of the world’s best wines, paired alongside no shortage of luxury hotels, boutiques and sightseeing attractions, couples flock here for memories that will last a lifetime.
However, don’t think that Milan is only meant for lovers. With a stunning array of art and cultural pursuits, Milan is a great destination for families as well. Learn about the rich culture of the city and bring to light some of the great and iconic pieces that make Milan what it is today. The Gothic Duomo may be Milan’s most famous landmark, but for art aficionados, another must-visit church is the 15th century Santa Maria delle Grazie and its adjoining convent, whose refectory is the site of Leonardo da Vincie’s famed Last Supper.
