Langkawi. 2018 continues with the lovely surprises! The travelers can choose how to srend their time on this little wonderful malaysian island – by land or by boat. Both options launch rainforest hikes, relaxing afternoons on palm-fringed beaches and  fresh seafood – the favourite of  Asian people.

Los Cabos, Mexico. This year, Montage, Ritz-Carlton Reserve, Four Seasons, and Garza Blanca will open new oceanfront resorts in Las Cabos. What this means?  All-inclusive options,  championship golf courses, treehouse suites and private beaches and residences. And do not forget the rural retreat known for its farm-to-table cuisine!  Los Cabos is made up of the towns of San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, each with their own appeal — art galleries in bright Spanish Colonial buildings in San Jose, lively restaurants and spirited night clubs in Cabo — so make time to explore both.

Papagayo Peninsula, Costa Rica. Volcano hikes, canyons and catamaran cruises. The beauty of this peninsula is guaranteed by the government which is in charge of its protection. The renovated Four Seasons Resort Costa Rica at Peninsula Papagayo reopened after a $35 million for  eco-friendly adventure.

Perth, Australia. Sounds surprising but visiting Western Australia’s uber-cool coastal city is well worth the journey. The town offers a lot of entertainments for the tourists – cozy restaurants, cocktail bars with good music and modern malls and art galleries.

Phuket, Thailand. Phuket is a popular destination because of the tourist atractions, the beautiful nature and the frienly locals. 2017 was a key year for the tourism in Thailand with the opening of the boutique Anayara Luxury Retreat Panwa Resort overlooking Chalong Bay, and the new hotel of the famous luxury hotel chain Rosewood.

Author: Savina Danailova

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