Bloomberg has once again compiled a list of must-visit destinations set to shape travel in 2026, blending revitalised classics with lesser-known places on the rise. The list spans creative cities, remote islands, emerging food regions and unspoilt natural havens.

Murcia, in southeastern Spain, is celebrated for its warm climate, welcoming people and exceptional culinary heritage. Known for its fertile farmland, the region offers authentic cuisine that makes full use of fresh, local produce.

The Region of Murcia, in southeastern Spain, is known for its fertile land and fine wines, but it also boasts a rich and long-standing cheesemaking tradition.

The Three Kings Parade is always one of the most eagerly awaited moments of the Christmas season in cities such as Barcelona, where the celebrations to welcome Their Majesties are truly captivating.

The Madrid Three Kings Parade 2026 will once again fill the city with magic, tradition and excitement. Thousands of families are expected to line the streets to welcome Melchior, Gaspar and Balthazar during one of the most iconic celebrations of the Spanish Christmas season.

Murcia, in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula, is a region renowned for its long-standing winemaking heritage. It is among Spain’s leading wine-producing areas, boasting several designations of origin across its territory.

Alicante is far more than a Mediterranean city renowned for its beaches and climate. Its streets are steeped in history, shaped by the many civilisations that once inhabited the region.

The Region of Murcia is famed for its fertile orchards and hearty stews, but also for a range of simple yet delicious traditional desserts.

Richard Gere, the Hollywood legend known for classics such as Pretty Woman and An Officer and a Gentleman, is enjoying one of the most settled periods of his personal life.

Zaragoza is a city that surprises with its vitality, deep history and welcoming spirit – traits that have shaped a distinctive local identity for centuries. Its name, too, is no accident, but a reflection of this past and of the civilisations that left their mark.