25 trips to take in 2025, according to Chase Travel

Consider these handpicked destinations for your next adventure.

By Amanda Teague Published January 3, 2025 8:00 AM

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Chase Travel is jumping into the travel conversation with its own curated list of 25 trips to take in 2025. After scouring the globe, analyzing the latest trends, and discovering some of the most exciting new destinations, Chase Travel’s editors have handpicked these must-visit spots to inspire your next adventure.

From up-and-coming cities to timeless destinations, here are a few standouts from the list that are sure to inspire your 2025 travel plans.

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Greenland

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Greenland is becoming easier to reach than ever with the opening of Greenland’s new international airport in Nuuk and another airport set to open in Qaqortoq in 2026. From June 14, 2025, United Airlines will become the first U.S. carrier to service there, with flights from Newark to Nuuk.

Greenland, which is an autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark, is a haven for nature lovers. You can spend your days ice fishing, hiking alongside glaciers, and visiting several of the country’s museums.

Saadiyat Island

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Head over to Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi, which offers a mix of arts, culture, and sports to travelers. Here, you’ll find miles of Blue Flag certified beaches, fine dining at traditional restaurants, and incredible resorts such as the St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort and The St. Regis Saadiyat Island.

Mallorca

Palma — Amanda Teague / The Manual

Mallorca, Spain, offers both relaxation and adventure. You can unwind on pristine beaches, charter a yacht for a day on the Mediterranean, or explore the island’s capital, Palma, home to historical gems like the Palma Cathedral and Almudaina Palace. You can also venture to the Serra de Tramuntana mountains for hiking, or visit quaint villages like Valldemossa for a taste of traditional island life.

25 trips to take in 2025: The full list

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Here’s the full list of Chase’s 25 trips to take in 2025.

Antwerp, Belgium
The Athens Riviera
Bahia, Brazil
Big Sky, Montana
Coastal Vietnam
Georgia, United States
Great Lakes
Greenland
Grenada
Guanacaste, Costa Rica
Italy
Kenya
Little River, Miami
Mallorca, Spain
Morocco
Peru
Riviera Nayarit, Mexico
Rwanda
Saadiyat Island
Scotland
Seoul, South Korea
Southern California
Thailand
Warsaw, Poland
Western Australia

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