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Top 10 Must-Visit Resort Hotels in the American West for 2025

Unspoiled natural settings, crisp air, and a plethora of outdoor activities were amongGoTravelDailyreaders’ top considerations when voting for the best resort hotels in the West this year. Whether they epitomize a rustic mountain dude ranch or a stately lakeside lodge, the properties that won readers’ hearts all celebrate the great outdoors and the adventurous spirit that make the American West an unforgettable destination.
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Top 5 South Pacific Resort Hotels Loved by Our Readers in 2025

The tropical resorts of the South Pacific just might define what it means to be aromantic hotel.In fact, is there anything that screams “honeymoon” more than overwater bungalows, clear blue water, and powdery white sand? All the more impressive, then, that with so much beauty and luxury on offer in the region, these five properties stood out for discerning GoTravelDaily readers.
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Top 15 Best Cities to Visit Worldwide in 2025

When it comes to urban charms,GoTravelDailyreaders just can’t get enough of Mexico. San Miguel de Allende, which topped our list for the past two years, may have been unseated this time around — it now comes in second — but it still draws gushing admiration. One reader called it “a unique art community in the mountains, with a mix of rich history and amazing food.” Another fan of the city praised its architectural diversity: “Gorgeous, sumptuous modern interiors are mixed with 500-year-old façades. You never know what delights you’ll find behind one of the beautifully carved doors.” Another town with a long and complex history and vibrantly colored buildings, Oaxaca (No. 5), gets raves for its sublime food scene, as well as its cooking schools. Mexico City leaped up our chart — last year’s No. 11 is now No. 4: “One of the most exciting cities in North America,” wrote one reader. “I go at least once per year, and every time I do it’s a new and exciting experience.” Another voter added, “The restaurants were excellent, from the corner taquerias to the upscale places.”
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Top 5 Most Loved Cities in Mexico from 2025

All talk of walls aside, Mexico remains one of the most compelling destinations for American travelers. Reasons to love the nation are many on the food front alone — tacos, conchas, sotol, pulque, mole, and did we mention tacos? — but chief among the factors that draw GoTravelDaily readers on a regular basis is the diversity of experiences they find there. Nowhere is that more evident than in Mexico’s cities, which are richly varied, each offering a cultural experience you won’t find anywhere else.
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Top 15 European Cities Loved by Readers in 2025

When it comes to the best European cities in readers’ eyes, one nation reigns supreme. For the third year running, Italy has dominated the top urban destinations on the Continent, occupying the No. 1, No. 2, and No. 7 spots on this year’s list. That’s perhaps unsurprising, given that high-end U.S. travel advisors reported Italy was the most popular international destination for summer 2019.
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Top Reader Picks: Best Cities in Africa and the Middle East 2025

What doGoTravelDailyreaders look for when choosing the best cities in Africa and the Middle East? The results of the World’s Best Awards survey for 2019 made it clear that the criteria are very specific. A strong sense of historical and cultural identity is crucial, as is beautiful scenery. Additionally, the food and shopping scenes are equally important. Consequently, the hotels must also be world-class.
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Explore Santiago, Patagonia & Easter Island: A 12-Day Adventure by Jordan Harvey

Upon arrival, you’ll be taken into the capital to enjoy a half-day guided exploration of the city and to rest up. Your privateKnowmadguide will highlight Santiago’s most important historical sites, including the downtown area surrounding the Plaza de Armas and the La Moneda Presidential Palace. Pass by the Mercado Central, one of Chile’s largest fresh seafood markets, and stroll by the many bustling stalls to see the tremendous variety available from Chile’s bountiful sea. You’ll also visit some of the lesser-known barrios of Santiago, including Republica and Concha y Toro, which were historically privileged neighborhoods and home to Santiago’s high society. There will be time to walk around and take photos of the varied styles of architecture dating back to the 19th and early 20th century. Continuing through the cobblestoned Lastarria neighborhood, you will walk through the Parque Forestal and pass by the Bellas Artes Museum. For a panoramic vista of the city, you will visit the top of Cerro San Cristobal Hill, 984 feet above the city.
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