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Despite its name, Day of the Dead—a cherished Mexican holiday when families commemorate lost loved ones—is actually celebrated over two days, traditionally the first days of November. It’s also one of the best times to visit Mexico. The editors of Forbes Travel Guide have named 16 luxury hotels that celebrate Day of the Dead in style—including properties on the Riviera Maya and in San Miguel de Allende. (There are also a few hotels in the United States that know how to live it up.)
Every traveler dreams of taking a memorable vacation, but one that’s unforgettable typically requires plenty of planning. From experiencing the Northern Lights in Norway to Costa Rica’s paradisiacal Papagayo Peninsula, here are 12 indelible vacation ideas for every month of 2026.
