Hottest travel destinations for the rest of 2022

As summer draws to a close and we look ahead to the coming months, Marriott Bonvoy rounds up where to go and why from now to December 2022. From Krakow's magical Christmas markets to Dubai's sunny beaches, now is the perfect time to book an escape before the year ends.

October: Middle East Travel Adventure

Amman, Jordan

Why Go: With warm temperatures, plenty of sunshine and the bustle of tourists looking to discover Jordan’s distinctive wonders such as the famous sandstone structures of Petra, visiting Amman in October offers travellers an unrivalled vibrant and exciting Middle East adventure.

The Ritz-Carlton, Amman - opened May 2022

Where to Stay: Two stunning towers unveil a refined, modern luxury experience in the heart of Jordan’s buzzing capital city, Amman. After recently opening its doors in May 2022, The Ritz-Carlton, Amman offers 228 guestrooms including 34 lavish suites, perfectly complemented by the brand’s legendary service. Guests can relax in the elegant Cigar Lounge or indulge in distinguished cuisine at the hotel’s Mediterranean restaurant. For a dinner with a view, the rooftop restaurant and bar offer dazzling views across the skyline. The enchanting towers offer both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a fitness centre and spa, along with a 1,000 square metre ballroom.

November: Winter Sun Holidays

Dubai, UAE

Why Go: With white sands, blue beaches and sunny deserts, Dubai is the perfect location for travellers seeking winter sun. This winter, food lovers can indulge in culinary delights as the Michelin Guide Dubai marked its debut in the Middle East with the MICHELIN Guide Dubai 2022, highlighting the city’s most luxurious restaurants. Now celebrating 11 Michelin starred restaurants and 14 Bib Gourmand status restaurants, Dubai is recognised as a gastronomical oasis.

Marriott Resort Palm Jumeirah, Dubai - opening Q4 2022

Where to Stay: Leisure travellers will love the Marriott Resort Palm Jumeirah, Dubai located on the iconic Palm Jumeirah beach. For guests that want to be in the heart of it all, the property is perfectly positioned with easy access to discover Dubai’s coastline, shopping malls and Downtown district. The hotel will feature 608 guestrooms and a private sandy beach offering stunning views of the Arabian Gulf beyond. Guests will be able to enjoy a swim in the hotel’s beachside pool, workout in the fitness centre, relax at the Saray Spa and, for young travellers, there will be an indoor Kidz Club. A foodie haven, this hotel comes complete with eight restaurants, including Korean, Italian, Japanese and Mexican cuisines.

December: A Magical European Christmas Holiday

Krakow, Poland

Why go: Krakow, Poland comes to life in December as the streets bustle with Christmas markets, with twinkling lights and sweet aromas heightening the Christmas spirit. From 25 November - 26 December 2022, Krakow’s medieval main square will be transformed into a winter wonderland, complete with mulled wine, nutcrackers and ice-skating against the backdrop of impressive architecture and snowy skies.

12|14 Stradom House, Autograph Collection - opening Q4 2022

Where to Stay: 12|14 Stradom House, Autograph Collection is housed in a magnificent fourteenth-century building steeped in rich history, in Krakow, Poland. The buildings’ eclectic past includes time as a church, monastery, and hospital. The 125-guestroom hotel has been reborn into a botanical paradise, with a secret garden and its very own florist. Located between the Jewish and Royal Quarter it is in a prime location to explore the bustling city of Krakow, where old meets new, with Planty Krakowskie and The Palace of Bishop Erasmus Ciolek Museum just around the corner. Gourmet travellers will enjoy the hotels’ exclusive seafood restaurant, where a lively atmosphere sets the stage for an enriching dining experience. Post dinner drinks can be enjoyed at the wine bar, Hedwigs, a former chapel. Bringing the destination to life in a unique way, the hotel’s contemporary signature spa thoughtfully sources local ingredients, such as rock salt, and botanicals, which are then coupled with the healing and sensory traditions of Polish culture.