The World’s greatest places to visit in 2025 « Euro Weekly News

With global travel booming and unique experiences in high demand, TIME has unveiled its annual list of the World’s Greatest Places for 2025.

These locations were selected for offering “one-of-a-kind spots and experiences around the globe.” Here are some of them…

Banyan Tree Veya Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico

Nestled in Mexico’s wine capital, Valle de Guadalupe, Banyan Tree Veya is redefining luxury with its intimate 30-villa retreat. TIME describes it as “the crown jewel” of the region’s new wave of high-end accommodations. With breathtaking views over sprawling vineyards, this hilltop resort boasts its own winery, Pictograma, which focuses exclusively on Grenache wines. Guests can indulge in locally inspired dining, holistic wellness therapies, and private plunge pools perfect for stargazing.

HX Grand Greenland Cruises, Nuuk, Greenland

Once a challenging destination to access, Greenland is now opening up to more travellers thanks to the new Nuuk International Airport. According to TIME, “HX, formerly Hurtigruten Expeditions, is taking advantage of the improved air connectivity by partnering with Air Greenland to launch three new ‘Grand Greenland’ cruises from Nuuk that explore the world’s largest island.”

Aboard the hybrid-powered MS Fridtjof Nansen, guests can sail past the UNESCO-listed Ilulissat Icefjord and catch a glimpse of polar bears among towering glaciers. With sustainability at its core, this Arctic adventure offers an awe-inspiring way to explore one of the planet’s most untouched landscapes.

L’Observatoire Carriage, Venice Simplon-Orient Express

Luxury train travel is making a grand comeback, and L’Observatoire, the latest addition to the Venice Simplon-Orient Express, is at the forefront. TIME notes that this is “the legendary line’s first carriage to be reconceptualised by an artist” and that stepping inside is like stepping into “the artist’s mind.”

Designed by French artist JR, this one-of-a-kind private suite takes the slow travel trend to the next level. Its Art Deco charm is curated for an unforgettable journey. Guests can unwind in the opulent lounge, enjoy a secret tea room, and stargaze through a skylight.

Alpeta Agrotourism & Winery, Albania

Wine lovers take note: Albania is quickly rising as a must-visit destination. TIME highlights Alpeta Agrotourism & Winery as “a true hidden gem” in the country’s growing wine scene. The family-run winery, located in the charming village of Roshnik, showcases Albania’s ancient winemaking traditions with a modern twist. Guests can taste award-winning local varietals like Pules and Shesh, hike through lush vineyards, and indulge in rustic farm-to-table cuisine.

As the world becomes more connected, these extraordinary destinations stand out for their ability to offer something unique, authentic, and memorable. 2025 is shaping up to be a remarkable year for travellers, so enjoy it.

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