A study conducted by the Airbnb travel platform showed that three Brazilian cities appear in the most desirable cities in the world for the year 2023, namely: Florianópolis, in Santa Catarina, Porto Seguro, in Bahia, and the capital of Bahia, Salvador. .
Other cities appear as a trend for the next year. Topping the list are Malaga, Spain, and Sydney, Australia. An important step in the research was the realization that with the prolonged period of isolation caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and new forms of hybrid work, the destinations and requirements of tourists around the world are changing.
Check out the full list of the 10 best tourist destinations for 2023:
- Malaga (Spain)
- Sydney, Australia)
- Melbourne Australia)
- Auckland, New Zealand)
- bangkok, thailand)
- Queenstown (New Zealand)
- Florianópolis (Brazil)
- Porto Seguro (Brazil)
- Perth, Australia)
- Salvador (Brazil)
The summer season in Brazil should ramp up, judging by research interests in 2022. Here, domestic tourism is gaining momentum next year, and the cities of Joinville, in Santa Catarina, Ipojuca, on the Pernambuco coast, and Uberlandia in Minas Gerais appear to be leading the way.
See the most popular local destinations:
- Joinville, Santa Catarina
- Ipojuca, Pernambuco
- Uberlandia, Minas Gerais
- Prado, Bahia
- Paraty, Rio de Janeiro
- Paluca, Santa Catarina
- Itapema, Santa Catarina
- Camacari, Bahia
- Angra dos Reis, Rio de Janeiro
- Itajai, Santa Catarina
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