Some destinations are practically industry infrastructure — St. Barts, Aspen, Cabo, Maui, the Amalfi Coast — an extension of Hollywood wrapped in the pretense of escape. But a certain restlessness is setting in. Entertainment’s most well-traveled are quietly drifting off the familiar circuit, trading it for places where anonymity is still possible and travel is less about spectacle than seclusion.
To understand where Hollywood is going now — and why — The Hollywood Reporter speaks with luxury travel advisers and entertainment-industry insiders about the top trends of 2026:
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