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Guia americano Lonely Planet publicou seu 18º anuário e destacou os melhores destinos de viagem para 2023. A Basílica de São Francisco de Assis, em Úmbria, na Itália Francesco Cattuto O guia de viagens Lonely Planet divulgou sua lista com os 30 destinos que devem ser os mais desejados em 2023. A publicação é a décima oitava do anuário “Best in Travel” - a deste ano é a primeira na qual os destinos estão separados por categorias: comida; aprendizado; jornada; descontração; e conexão. A lista contempla destinos de 27 países, sendo os mais mencionados os Estados Unidos (com três) e a Austrália (com dois); todos os demais têm apenas uma recomendação - o Brasil não aparece na seleção da Lonely Planet. Comida Lima (Peru): sede de muitos restaurantes premiados, destacam-se por lá os ceviches e frutos do mar frescos e os coquetéis de pisco. Roberta e Antônio Fotografia Umbria (Itália): região que tem o melhor da gastronomia italiana - e mais barata que os destinos mais tradicionais - e sede do celebrado Umbria Jazz Festival. Fukuoka (Japão): cidade do renomado ramen Hakata, que também tem premiados food trucks como opções de comida de rua. Kuala Lumpur (Malásia): a metrópole asiática é tomada por ruas repletas de barracas de comida e marcados com lanches deliciosos. Montevidéu (Uruguai): surpresa da lista, a capital uruguaia oferece ótimos doces de leite e carnes na parrilla; e seus vinhos estão ganhando repercussão internacional. Divulgação Jornada Istambul a Sofia (Turquia e Bulgária) Mesquita Azul em Istambul Getty Images/Via BBC Nova Escócia (Canadá) Butão Glória Maria Zâmbia Austrália Ocidental Parque Nacional Naturales (Colômbia) Descontração Halkidiki (Grécia) Jamaica TV Globo Dominica Raja Ampat (Indonésia) Malta Jordânia Casal de turistas posa para selfie diante do portal da cidade de Petra, ao sul de Amã, na Jordânia Muhammad Hamed/Reuters Conexão Alasca (EUA) Andy Skilen Albânia Accra (Gana) Sydney (Austrália) Opera House em Sydney Mark Baker/AP Boise (EUA) Guiana Luis Acosta/AFP Aprendizado Manchester (Reino Unido) Novo México (EUA) Festival Internacional de Balonismo no Novo México Globo Repórter/ Reprodução Dresden (Alemanha) El Salvador Atobá-pardo fotografado usando uma tartaruga como boia Jose Cabezas/AFP Sul da Escócia Marselha (França) Boris Horvat/AFP

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