Reconnect with loved ones on a holiday to San Diego

ABTA’s recent Travel Trends 2022 report unveiled that next year, travelling for reconnection will be a popular trend. Holiday goers are keen to reconnect with loved ones and make up for lost time as a result of the pandemic. With this in mind, the southern California city of San Diego offers travellers many inviting experiences to enjoy with friends and family.

Relax & Reconnect

San Diego offers 70 miles of spectacular coastline and beautiful beaches. Beach towns such as Mission Beach and Pacific Beach are the perfect laidback escapes, where visitors can spend the day sunbathing, playing beach volleyball, catching the sunset and making S’mores on a bonfire at night
Delight in ocean views and spectacular sunsets with a private sailing charter around San Diego Bay. In Coronado, The Gondola Company takes guests on a gentle 50-minute cruise around the scenic canals of the Coronado Cays in a private gondola
The city experience is also a notable part of San Diego’s lifestyle. Lively neighbourhoods like North Park, Little Italy and the Gaslamp Quarter are abound with restaurants, bars and breweries to spend valuable time with friends and family

Attractions & Experiences – what’s new

This summer, San Diego Zoo welcomed two new exhibits– Komodo Kingdom and Hummingbird Habitat – both created using sustainable materials. The world-famous Zoo has plenty for families and friends to explore
San Diego Museum Month returns in February, offering families 50% off tickets to some of the city’s best museums and attractions, where they can learn about San Diego’s history, culture and more
Sesame Place, a new Sesame Street theme park, will open its first California location in San Diego next March
The world’s first LEGO Ferrari interactive experience will open at LEGOLAND in spring. Little ones and their parents can build, test and race their own LEGO Ferrari
Following the phase one opening in November, the new Comic-Con Museum is expected to be fully open in July

For more information about San Diego, visit www.sandiego.org.