Looking Ahead to 2026: Destinations on Our Radar at B&B Journeys

As we look toward 2026, travelers are seeking journeys that feel personal, immersive, and thoughtfully planned. The conversations and inspiration we share on Facebook show a clear trend: meaningful destinations, elevated travel styles, and experiences worth planning ahead.

 

Here are the destinations and journeys our Facebook community is already talking about—and dreaming of—for 2026.

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Riviera River Cruise — October 2025

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Why work with a Travel Advisor like B&B Journeys?

Planning a vacation should spark excitement—not stress. That’s where a travel advisor comes in. With insider access, expert insight, and a passion for crafting personalized experiences, they handle the heavy lifting, so travelers don’t have to. From unlocking exclusive rates to streamlining every detail, working with a travel advisor not only saves time and money—it ensures every journey is seamless, inspired, and truly unforgettable.

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The Benefits of Flexibility

Hi friends!

We just returned from our Taste of Tuscany tour and it was definitely delicious! It did remind me however, that being flexible, especially when traveling, is as important as ever!

It was going to be quite warm, in the 95 degree range on Friday, and we had planned a very busy day of touring beautiful towns and of course tasting wine.
Silvia, our private guide for several days, suggested that we make an adjustment due to the heat, by replacing the very hilly town of Montepulciano, with a tour at a small vineyard called Nostra Vita. This flexible move revealed more of the Magic of Tuscany in several ways!

 

 

While on the way to this new stop, the natural magic of Tuscany began to reveal itself!

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Cozumel Mexico-A private tour by Jeep.

I had not been to Cozumel for quite a few years so when this cruise aboard the Celebrity Infinity came up, we booked it!

When we arrived, the weather was glorious. I could not have asked for a better morning. Unfortunately, Barbara woke up with a bad back and she thought it was better to not bounce around in a jeep for 4 hours, so she stayed behind.

I went down to the meeting place, the El CID HOTEL, and after navigating a maze of jewelry stores, trinket shops and multiple duty free liquor stores, I finally found the hotel.

 

WOW, the hotel had a spectacular location with a view to match!

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