National Geographic Travel Reveals the Best Trips of 2019

National Geographic Traveler's Editors and Explorers Identify 28 Essential Destinations and Experiences for the Year Ahead

WASHINGTON (Nov. 27, 2018) - With the publication of its annual Best Trips issue, National Geographic Traveler magazine reveals its 28 must-see destinations and travel experiences for 2019. Together, Traveler editors and National Geographic Explorers have selected their top places to travel across four categories: Cities, Nature, Culture, and Adventure.

The year's Best Trips list is relevant, surprising and inspiring, highlighting a globe-spanning mix of destinations from the Peruvian Amazon to Kansas City, Missouri.

Our Best Trips issue features 28 destinations and experiences that can inspire us, change our perspectives and connect us with cultures, places and ideas that matter in the world, says George Stone, National Geographic Traveler editor in chief. The issue is packed with spectacular National Geographic photography and is driven by our mission to explore, conserve, respect and engage with our planet.

National Geographic's Best Trips destinations for 2019 are:

CITIES

Dakar, Senegal

Salvador, Brazil

Kansas City, Missouri

Toronto, Canada

Matera, Italy

Perth, Australia

Mexico City, Mexico

NATURE

Peruvian Amazon

Montenegro

Belize

Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique

South Walton County, Florida

Fanjingshan, China

Tahiti, French Polynesia

CULTURE

Cairo, Egypt

Hoang Lien Son, Vietnam

Galway, Ireland

Bauhaus Trail, Germany

Oakland, California

Vervey, Switzerland

Dordogne, France

Adventure

Greenland

Bisti/De-Na-Zin Wilderness, New Mexico

Isla de los Estados, Argentina

Macedonia

Canterbury Region, New Zealand

Ca o Cristales River, Colombia

Oman

The December/January 2019 issue of Traveler magazine, is now available on newsstands and online at NatGeoTravel.com/BestTrips2019.

The Best Trips digital experience includes highlights on each destination selected for the list as well as National Geographic's iconic photography that transports audiences to the chosen locales. Visitors are able to dive even deeper into four of the Best Trips destinations-Mexico City, Tahiti, Dordogne and Oman-with feature stories in the issue.

National Geographic Traveler publishes six issues per year and is the world's most widely read travel magazine, with 18 international editions. National Geographic Travel shares its inspiring and authoritative digital content, including trip inspiration, travel news, photo galleries and more with its @NatGeoTravel community of more than 50 million people.

To learn more about each destination, visit: NatGeoTravel.com/BestTrips2019.

Press images are available here: Dropbox

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CONTACT:

Kelsey Taylor

202-912-6776

kelsey.taylor@natgeo.com

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