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  • This South Carolina town has a resolution of its own...

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    This South Carolina town has a resolution of its own this year: to make a name for itself in the travel world. New restaurants and luxury hotels are coming in 2018, including a speak-easy lounge called Vault & Vator and the Grand Bohemian Hotel, a chain known for its Southern charm.

  • Once known as a lesser alternative to bigger Croatian areas,...

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    Once known as a lesser alternative to bigger Croatian areas, Solta has grown into an off-radar locale where pebble beaches and medieval villages can be explored. Transportation has been dictated by the hilly shape of the island, but visitors can now use UberBoat to and from the airport, as well as for private tours of the Dalmatian Coast.

  • Untouched by the hurricanes of 2017, Grenada has also remained...

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    Untouched by the hurricanes of 2017, Grenada has also remained somewhat untouched by tourism, compared with many other Caribbean islands. This means serene, quiet beaches and preserved rain forests. Hop on one of the 33 cruise ships that call the island a port of call, or take advantage of JetBlue's daily service from New York City.

  • In addition to the artistic side of Buenos Aires, the...

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    In addition to the artistic side of Buenos Aires, the city will be booming with action from Art Basel, the Youth Olympic Games and the G20 international forum. New housing, venues and activities are popping up all over the city in preparation.

  • Long known for pristine beaches and as a diving paradise,...

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    Long known for pristine beaches and as a diving paradise, this island is now equipped to accommodate even more tourists. At the new Kokomo Private Island Resort, guests can enjoy their pick of 21 beach villas and four hilltop residences, which feature infinity pools and tropical gardens.

  • Marrakesh's streets and galleries are home to a vibrant African-art...

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    Marrakesh's streets and galleries are home to a vibrant African-art scene, drawing names like Yves Saint Laurent and Mick Jagger. Most recently, the art scene has reached a new level with the opening of the geometric-shaped YSL Museum and the 1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair.

  • Tourists can enjoy sun for more than 300 days a year...

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    Tourists can enjoy sun for more than 300 days a year in this corner of Washington state. From golfing to wine tasting, this green, hilly region is a dependable and relaxing option if you're looking for something in the U.S.

  • In addition to the Great Pyramids and stunning desert scenery, Egypt's...

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    In addition to the Great Pyramids and stunning desert scenery, Egypt's highly anticipated two-decade-long project will soon be completed. The Grand Egyptian Museum will hold more than 100,000 artifacts, including the body and golden funeral mask of Tutankhamen.

  • The first millennium's Silk Road gave Uzbekistan an identity with...

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    The first millennium's Silk Road gave Uzbekistan an identity with a thickly rich culture. This Muslim-majority nation is a safe and affordable spot for tourists to admire mosques and harems.

  • Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo together make...

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    Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo together make for a top area for beaches, resorts and nightlife. Stay around the popular Tourist Corridor, where a slew of new hotels and other amenities are on their way.

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If wanderlust is on your list of resolutions this year, it’s time to take action. From booking flights and hotels to reserving excursions and restaurants, the process can involve months of planning.
First thing’s first: location.
You’ve been to Florida, you’ve seen the Grand Canyon, so consider one of these locations — some are up-and-coming, some are tried and true — based on Travel + Leisure’s list of best places to travel in 2018.
— Susie Moskop