Thanks to Google’s year-end list data, we now know the most-searched destinations of 2017. We don’t know exactly why they were Googled (Las Vegas, although a popular tourist destination, perhaps saw an uptick in searches because of October’s tragic shooting), but it seems reasonable to guess that these are the places everyone was most curious about, interested in, and ready to visit:
- Las Vegas
- Barcelona
- Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
- Aspen, Colorado
- Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
- Maldives
- Turks and Caicos
- Bali
- Cancún, Mexico
- Bermuda
Googlers have some good taste—many of those destinations are on Vogue’s favorite-places list, too. Below, travel guides that will be just what you’re looking (er, searching) for.
If You’re Googling: Las Vegas
Since you won’t be hard-pressed to find a casino, dig a little deeper and explore the city’s food—namely these delicious and difficult-to-get dishes.
If You’re Googling: Barcelona
Avoid typical tourist spots by following our creative’s guide to the city instead.
If You’re Googling: Aspen
The winter may be the seen-and-be-seen-and-absolute-scene season, but don’t rule out the summertime—trust us, it’s a good time to go.
If You’re Googling: Maldives
Are you Googling for your honeymoon? You’re probably Googling for your honeymoon. So here’s one of our favorite over-water-bungalow hotels for a romantic getaway.
Even if you aren’t getting married, go there anyway!
If You’re Googling: Turks and Caicos
Let supermodel Lily Aldridge show you around.
If You’re Googling: Bali
No trip to Bali is complete without visiting the magical town of Ubud, known for its artisanal market, silver shops, and Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary. Or spend your visit luxuriating in some of the world’s best swimming pools.
If You’re Googling: Bermuda
Bermuda is a candy-colored paradise, if you know where to go—so let Vogue International Editor at Large Hamish Bowles give you a not-for-tourists tour.
