The most interesting 2027 itineraries may start with a personal interest: Greek craftsmanship, Croatian food traditions or Peru’s living culture. In Greece, harvests and working studios offer reasons to look beyond summer, while Japan and South Korea bring contrasting possibilities to an Asia journey. Across these destinations, thoughtful timing and local knowledge help shape a trip around the traveler, with the hotel, guide and daily rhythm all playing their part.
Myths + Muses
An interest in opera could lead to Athens and the Maria Callas Museum. A fascination with design might point toward Tinos, where marble carving passes between generations, or the independent studios and contemporary makers shaping Greek aesthetics.
For 2027, Myths + Muses sees curiosity becoming the starting point for a journey through Greece. Food offers another way in: family recipes learned in a Greek yiayia’s kitchen, time at a wine estate or an introduction to olive harvesting and the people behind it. These experiences follow their own calendar, giving travelers reasons to visit beyond summer, when producers and craftspeople are at work.
For travel advisors, the opportunity is to build around a client’s interests and the right moment to explore them, with local relationships bringing the stories into focus.
