Where to travel in 2023
, 2023-01-05 09:30:36,
We traveled near and far last year, from Paso Robles to Poland, Anza-Borrego to Abu Dhabi, June Lake to Juba.
I shared readers’ favorite travels of 2022 last Thursday. This week, we’re looking ahead to the journeys we’ll be taking in the coming year and beyond.
We’re also saying goodbye to Escapes, which I hope has provided a weekly burst of color and travel inspiration to you. This is the newsletter’s final edition, and I can’t emphasize how much I’ve enjoyed getting to connect with you all each week. More on this (and how to keep in touch) at the end.
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Where are we going in 2023?
Over the last few weeks, readers have shared with me their plans to visit Big Sur and San Diego; Cuba, San Antonio and Arizona; and a March trip to Spain, visiting Seville, Granada and Cordoba, and finishing up in Barcelona. For another reader, it’s a vacation in Italy, a destination made ever more delicious by the latest season of “The White Lotus.”
For some, it will be a year of train travel. Jerry Curlan is looking forward to “whistle-stop-type train travels across the northern U.S. and Canada,” while Ashley V. is Japan-bound. “I can’t wait to take a train ride to see some museums or art…
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