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Red, white, rosé or sparkling…a good glass of wine is a beverage to savor, but there’s something extra special about sipping it in the sun against a backdrop of sweeping vineyards. With more than a quarter (28%) of global travelers saying they would like to do a wine tour on their next vacation,* we have delved into our more than 28 million listings in over 153,000 destinations around the world to present six truly unique properties that will give travelers the opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the experience – whether a wine connoisseur or a complete novice. From cava in Catalonia to malbec in Mendoza, raise a glass to this selection of wine destinations set in some of the most beautiful places in the world.   Mendoza , Argentina South America’s biggest wine producer, Argentina, knows how to do a good vintage – and the city of Mendoza, with its verdant valleys set in the Andean foothills, is known for its fruity malbecs grown at high, sunny altitudes. While malbec or...

After more than two years of silence in the fields and cities of the best-loved music events around the world, festivals are back with a bang. Organizers are clearly determined to remind festival-goers what they have been missing, with some of the world’s biggest and best artists headlining this year. Now that the world is finally opening up again we have selected six top destinations with the most anticipated music festivals of 2022 for travelers to get into the groove abroad, each offering something completely unique. From the muddy fields of Glastonbury to the chilled out beaches of Portimão, travelers can gather their tribe, grab the glitter and sunscreen and enjoy unmissable live acts, entertainment and accommodation – guaranteed to make summer unforgettable.    Glastonbury in Somerset , United Kingdom (22 nd - 26 th June)   After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the annual festival of Glastonbury is back in 2022 to celebrate its 50 th anniversary sin...

With our latest research revealing that over three-quarters (78%) of travelers want to mentally unwind on vacation to boost their mood,* it’s clear that travel for self-care is still firmly high on the agenda. To celebrate Global Wellness Day, a day dedicated to living well and reducing everyday stresses on 11 June, we have delved into our more than 28 million reported listings (including 6.4 million instantly bookable homes, apartments and other unique places to stay) to select six of the best resorts to help travelers find peace of mind. From the far-reaching desert in Chile to the Indian Ocean in Mauritius, travelers can pick their perfect spot across the globe for a serene escape that will allow some good rest and relaxation.   Byron Bay , Australia   This beachside town is perfect for those seeking sun, sea, sand and serenity. The sustainably minded Crystalbrook Byron (formerly Byron at Byron) is a must-visit. Set amongst 18 hectares of land, this luscious resort...

Movie and dinosaur fans alike will know that a popular movie will soon hit the big screen that’s set to be a celebration of the long-running dinosaur franchise. For many fans who have been waiting with bated breath after the movie’s delayed release, seeing it might also inspire a trip to get even closer to the action, even if unlikely to see the movie’s prehistoric stars! According to our research, over a third (37%)* of global travelers are inspired to travel to a destination that was featured in a TV show or movie and for the majority (83%)* beautiful natural scenery is a factor in their destination decision - so filming destinations from this epic adventure are sure to stir the wanderlust. Before the blockbuster release, we share five destinations that are sure to delight dinosaur and movie lovers alike.   Kauai Island , Hawaii , United States   Kauai Island is the oldest and northernmost island in Hawaii and has been one of the main filming locations for the dinosau...

World Ocean Day is observed annually on 8 June as a moment to remind and inform people of  the major role the oceans have in everyday life as well as the  impact human action is having  on oceans. According to our research , a large majority (81%)* of travelers confirm that sustainable travel is important to them, with 50%* saying that recent news about climate change has influenced them to make more sustainable travel choices. Additionally, almost three-quarters (71%) of global travelers* say that they want to travel more sustainably over the next 12 months. With that in mind, and to honor the beautiful oceans the world has to offer, we are sharing six incredible stays across the globe with stunning ocean views. Besides offering breathtaking ocean views, these properties also have a Booking.com Travel Sustainable badge, meaning that the properties have taken significant steps to operate more sustainably in order to help reduce their impact on the environment and engage ...

AMSTERDAM, 1 JUNE 2022: The term ‘travel’ and its connotations should denote positive experiences, adventure and enjoyment. Yet for many LGBTQ+ travelers from around the world, the reality of traveling can often paint a very different picture, with new research from leading digital travel platform Booking.com revealing that 82% of LGBTQ+ travelers have experienced less than welcoming, or uncomfortable, experiences when traveling. The most extensive LGBTQ+ travel research from Booking.com to date shines a light on attitudes, concerns and travel preferences, as well as past stay experiences, current realities and hopes for a more inclusive travel future. Conducted amongst LGBTQ+ travelers across 25 countries around the world, the study shows that negative experiences are most common while travelers are out and about in public (31%), with LGBTQ+ travelers from India (100%), Denmark (97%) and Mexico (93%) indicating that they are experiencing this most frequently. The reality of LGBTQ+ ...