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The seasons are changing, and we’re gearing up for the summer. Friday Around the Planet March 2

The seasons are changing, and we’re gearing up for the summer. [View in browser]( [facebook]( [instagram]( [TikTok]( [Friday Around the Planet - Your source for all things travel news](www.lonelyplanet.com) Friday Around the Planet March 24, 2023 [SPONSORED BY](   This week: Thinking about where to go this summer? We got you 🗺️ [New Orleans] Spring into summer travel planning I know it's the first week of spring, but I've already kicked off my summer by planning some getaways. Two are destination weddings: my entire family heads to Maine for one on Memorial Day weekend, then come August, we have another in County Kildare, Ireland. I've also planned a few mini-breaks and long weekends in June, July and August: So I’m booked until, like, September? Anyway, everyone here at Lonely Planet is like this. (No, not completely bonkers.) Just always with the plans, plans, plans and more plans. It may be a lot to juggle, but since we are all such passionate travel people, it’s actually kind of fun. Our adventures end up benefiting you in the end. What follows is a curated list of fun ideas for summer trips for you (solo, friends, family) to save in your brand-new Lonely Planet profile ([sign up]( But first: read our guide on how to avoid airport chaos in Europe this summer. – Brekke Fletcher, Senior Director of Content [Read more]( Fun ideas for summer travel Mediterranean smackdown: Croatia vs Italy Decision paralysis is a thing. If you’re torn between these top-tier summer destinations, we’ve asked two of our most informed and ardent correspondents to lay out the case for why their pick holds the edge. Who wins? You! [Read more]( [I'm an image](   Best summer weekend getaways in the U.S. We brought in four experts, based in different parts of the USA, to share their favorite weekend escapes. This selection of big-city getaways, small-town adventures and epic road trips are all within reach. [Read more]( [I'm an image](   Which Greek island(s) should you visit? Since May to October is prime time for a trip to Greece, it’s time to narrow down which islands you want to travel to this summer. Take our expert writer’s advice on how to select the right island for a week-long trip. [Read more]( [I'm an image](     More hot stories from this week - [Lonely Plan-It: How to travel the Amalfi Coast using only public transport]( - [Check out the new national park for Chile’s desert super blooms]( - [DC area's Glenstone is an unmissable, immersive cultural destination. Here's why you need to visit this spring]( - [How London will be impacted during the coronation of King Charles III]( [SPONSORED BY]( Get the sibling experience at these fresh destinations No matter how close you are, it’s easy for siblings to drift when life’s paths start to diverge. A sibling trip can rekindle that bond and offer experiences you can’t replicate — no parents allowed. [Read More]( Trending destination   Spain Passionate, sophisticated Spain is full of wild beauty, deep history and some of the best food you'll ever eat. Life is a fiesta, and everyone's invited. [Read more](     Start planning your trip - [These are the top 20 things to do in Spain]( - [Everybody loves Barcelona's Park Güell. It’s easy to see why]( - [Planning on visiting Spain for Semana Santa? Here’s all you need to know]( - [These chic Barcelona indie shops are total gems, hiding in plain sight](     ADVERTISEMENT     Love travel inspiration in your inbox? Share with a fellow travel lover by forwarding to a friend. Did someone share this email with you? Subscribe by clicking [here.](   This email was sent to you by: Lonely Planet Publications Ltd. | 1101 Red Ventures Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29707 © 2022 Lonely Planet [Unsubscribe]( Policy](

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