8 best places to go in 2024 – by travel experts

MANILA, Philippines — There are places to visit and there are “the” places to visit. The travel experts at Trafalgar, Insight Vacations and Costsaver unveil their favorite destinations that beckon exploration in 2024.

Whether you're seeking natural wonders, vibrant cityscapes or immersive cultural experiences, this curated list of the "8 Best Places to Go in 2024" is your passport to a year filled with unforgettable memories of unparalleled exploration.

While Mike White’s award-winning series “The White Lotus” reinvigorated Sicily’s image as a dreamy and upscale seaside getaway, the island is incredibly diverse and has so much to offer that a trip there feels as if you have toured the entire mainland Italy.

From the lively capital in Palermo to the hilltop city of Taormina to the baroque town of Ragusa, Sicily is a magical destination adorned with ancient sites, delicious Italian food, complex winemaking, chocolate and salt making traditions complete with stunning architecture.

Watch David Celdran, the host of ANC’s Executive Class, explore Sicily on the 9 Day Colours of Sicily trip with Trafalgar.

Scientists say increased solar activity is likely to peak in 2024, which means the aurora borealis could be visible more often compared to previous years. So, mark your calendars for an epic Northern Lights adventure in Tromsø, northern Norway’s largest city, located on the island of Tromsøya.

A few kilometers from Tromsø city center, Prestvannet Lake provides an undisturbed and picturesque setting for observing the Northern Lights. This nature reserve is devoid of artificial illumination, allowing for a spectacular aurora viewing experience.

Visit Tromsø, Norway on Insight Vacations 10 Day Northern Lights of Scandinavia trip

Often regarded as the cultural and spiritual headquarters of the country, Fes offers visitors a glimpse into Morocco before the brink of change with rich tapestry of architectural wonders and traditional trade crafts of intricate wood carving, leathercraft and hand wrought metalsmithing.

Fes is also home to the oldest and largest medina in North Africa, the UNESCO world heritage site is considered as one of the most extensive and best conserved