Grand Junction recognized by The New York Times as top travel destination for 2023

Elizabeth Fogarty, Director at Visit Grand Junction
Elizabeth Fogarty, Director at Visit Grand Junction
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Grand Junction has been included in The New York Times’ list of “52 Places to Go” for 2023. The recognition positions Grand Junction as the only destination in Colorado to appear on the annual list, which highlights notable travel locations worldwide.

The mention by The New York Times is seen as an acknowledgment of Grand Junction’s appeal as a vacation spot. According to local officials, the area’s hospitality and the friendliness of its residents are frequently cited by visitors. This recognition adds to Grand Junction’s reputation among travelers seeking new destinations.

A statement from Visit Grand Junction reflects local sentiment: “Grand Junction was thrilled to be mentioned as one of the world’s most reputable vacation destinations for 2023. As we move into the new year, Grand Junction is excited to welcome new and returning guests to the area, and we are anxiously waiting to see who will make the list in 2024.”

The New York Times publishes its “52 Places to Go” feature annually, offering recommendations for global travel destinations.



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