Here are a few of the places — some familiar, some unfamiliar — that you will likely be hearing more about in the year to come.
Lima, Peru, has become an international food destination. Here are 11 outstanding places to try on your next visit to the country's capital.
Wine is not the national drink of Chile. Rather, the pisco sour is. But Pisco is also the national spirit of Peru. So, enjoy the drink but don't talk about it.
Eating well is one of the best parts of any trip. To ensure that every meal is a knockout, those in the know stay at farm-to-table hotels.
As well as finding unusual wines in unexpected places on our travels this year, we tasted notable gins in Belgium and a range of remarkable sakes in Japan.
Experience the colorful street art, unique architecture and exquisite seafood of Valparaíso, a coastal Chilean city located just northwest of Santiago.
Matetic Vineyards, one of Chile's top wineries, is located in the Rosario Valley 60 miles west of Santiago and features a tasting room, restaurant and hotel.
Now that hotels have become so popular with non-guests, properties are offering another level of exclusivity with guest-only bars, restaurants and pools.
This September &Beyond will launch Hacienda Hotel Vira Vira, a scenic estate between Pucón and Patagonia, and the company's first venture outside Africa.
With its exotic ingredients and colorful mix of influences, Peruvian cuisine has become a global phenomenon. Here are two chefs leading the way.
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