The third season of “The White Lotus ”It came to an end on Sunday (6) with the certainty that it gave a little push Thailand Tourism or at least in increasing viewers’ interest in the facets of the Asian country.
According to the Thailand Tourism Authority, more than 35 million international visitors were recorded in the country in 2024, hoping to attract between 36 and 39 million foreigners in 2025. set-jetting phenomenon that seduces tourists traveling to a place as a result of movies and series.
With the end of the third part, the question arises: Where could a possible fourth season of “The White Lotus” be filmed? Islands and territories surrounded by water may be a track, as the first three parts of the show were rounded in Maui, Hawaii; in Taormina, Sicily; and in Koh Samui and Phuket in Thailand.
Another valuable tip corresponds to hotels and resorts: they must be luxurious, with range of unique experiences that please the American taste. They are as refuges where concerns do not enter – or at least they should not enter.
Next, play and check out where the series team could bet on the chips for a new season. Remember: it is all speculation, but the list may be a good source of inspiration for the next vacation.
Where could the next season of “The White Lotus” happen?
Costa Rica
In addition to the Arenal volcano being a fertile region for very luxurious hotels watered with memorable experiences, Costa Rica surprises with its coast, both turned to the Caribbean and the Pacific. On these sides, ecotourism, so characteristic to the country, gains more strength.
An option for the recordings of “The White Lotus” would be the Papagayo Peninsula one of the most sophisticated corners of the country that houses luxury developments surrounded by a lot of nature and beaches.
Another tip would be the Guanacaste Province that keeps the city of Tamarind striking strongholds with center who gets excitement at night. Never hidden W Costa Rica – Reserva Conchal, a cool hotel inside a nature reserve that camouflages in the woods and flows to a deserted beach.
Panama
Also in Central America, Panama proves to be much more than just a stop for aerial connections. The country surprises with destinations like Bocas del Toro refuge foot in the sand just 45 minutes by plane from the capital. Here, cars give rise to boats and green dominates the landscape next to the refreshing waters of the sea.
The province is in the north of the country, on the border with Costa Rica, and is made up of nine main islands, as well as another 200 uninhabited. Ecotourism pole, the surroundings also stand out with wellness activities proposed by exquisite hotels such as Bali Luxury Water Villas and La Coralina Island House, both with Asian touches.
There are still the Dried Islas archipelago that brings together 14 islands and different hosts. There are from private houses to the whole family to resort foot in the sand, as well as activities ranging from observation of whales, surfing and even dive – all with an atmosphere of exclusivity.
Mexico
Mexico carries its own aura and cultural inheritances that fit perfectly into a television script. The package is complete with paradisiacal beaches desired by travelers of the world. Bathed by the Caribbean Sea, the Riviera Maya It involves a past inhabited by the Mayan civilization, which has left a cultural and architectural legacy appreciated through its ruins – Chichén Itzá is one of the most famous examples, and even World Heritage.
As it is close to Cancun Riviera Maya could be a scenario that unites the Badalo of the party city, known for the American Spring Break, with luxurious hotels along the coast – such as the new Belmond Maroma Resort and St. Regis Kanai Resort. A counterpoint to Cancun’s excitement would be to bet on a stay at Holbox Island at the tip of the Yucatan Peninsula, which brings together slender scenarios with a mix of lodging roots and luxurious.
On the other side of the country, two destinations appear among the darlings of the Americans: Punta Mita and Los Cables . The first is a resort mix with residential community on a peninsula surrounded by beaches and tropical forests. There are golf fields, restaurants and hotels of the Four Seasons and St. Regis chains.
The second is popular on US holidays involving two cities, Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo. There are dramatic landscapes, cliffs, nightlife and resorts, from all including to five stars.
Seychelles
Seychelles is one of the paradise destinations where the color of the sea enchants the look. The African country is formed by a set of 115 islands and bathed by the Indian Ocean. High temperatures throughout the year attract the most diverse travelers, being a choice for honeymoon couples.
In addition to resorts and hotels of network like Waldorf Astoria, Six Senses, Anantara, Four Seasons and Club Med -the latest to disembark here was the Cheval Blanc Hotel -the territory also houses UNESCO World Heritage, such as Aldabra Corals and Mai Vallée.
Mahé Island is the main and largest, being home in the capital Victoria – for Brazilians, there is no need for a visa.
Fernando de Noronha
This list would not be complete without a Brazilian destination. And Fernando de Noronha has all the potential to dazzle viewers and travelers from around the world, drawing sighs with their crystal clear beaches and abundant fauna and flora.
Some attributes help to put the archipelago on the radar, as, besides being a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site and protected by the Marine National Park, the archipelago has beaches among the best in the world after year and inns that carry uncomplicated luxury to the letter.
Belonging to Pernambuco, about 545 km from Recife, Noronha unites adventure, calm and an admirable sunset. And renowned chef restaurants complement the menu.
Norway
Rumoring on the internet that director Mike White would have closed an agreement to recording a series in Norway, indicating that a fourth season of “The White Lotus” could be on the way. But a bucket of cold water has already been played by the series’ executive producer David Bernard, who told The Bill Simmons Podcast that cold locations are out of filming.
Even so, it is worth the question: why not change the scenario to a place known for the cold and dawn boreal? Unlike heat and bluish-turquoise waters, Norway surprises for its gigantic fjords, viking tradition, and one of the entrance doors to the Arctic.
In addition, a ski resort could be perfect luxurious scenery for a winter escape. In the north, above the Arctic Polar Circle, there is even an entire cathedral dedicated to the boreal dawn and some landscapes with waterfalls. If you like the Christmas mood, know that Norway houses Lapland, Santa’s land.
Oman
Considered one of the jewels of the Middle East, Oman unites the mysteries of the desert to the waters of the Oman Gulf. One of the unique destinations in the country is Zighy Bay which comprises escaped mountains on one side and the waters of the gulf on the other. Here is the Six Senses Zighy Bay, with overeased location and accommodations to the height.
The surroundings of the mountain range JABAL AL AKHDAR They also impress and gathers hotels amid the desert landscape that unite spa rituals, Hamman and starred nights – such as Anantara Al Jabal Al Akhdar Resort.
Desert sands could also serve as a good base for the dramas of “The White Lotus”, with stunning landscapes and a feeling of being “in the middle of nowhere.” The desert covers the center of the country and has several areas that bring together tents, some of them luxurious, such as the Magic Camps Wahiba Sands, in Wahiba Desert .
Maldives
It is not today that the Maldives seduce travelers from around the world. Always on the radar of large hotel chains and tourists who want to spend quiet days in a bungalow on water, the island country leaves anyone with the crystal blue color of its waters – even through a video on social networks.
The country is made up of more than 1,000 coral islands, grouped in dozens of atroes bathed by the Indian Ocean. Exuberant landscapes are in southern Asia, with India and Sri Lanka among the nearest territories.
As the main source of income is tourism, the world’s most famous and sophisticated hotel chains maintain properties there, often on their own pieces of land, as is the case of Anatara Veli (adults only) and Niyama Private Islands (this for families and surfers). Thus, prices, types of accommodation, gastronomy and activities vary, always with the enviable blue sea in front of you.
Cayman Islands
With just over 70,000 inhabitants, the Cayman Islands exhibit everything the Caribbean has the best: sunny days, white sands and hypnotizing turquoise sea. Three islands form the country, and the main, Grand Cayman concentrates large luxury resorts, as well as authentic experiences (have you heard of the town of stingrays?), In addition to beaches among the most coveted in the world.
Resorts and boutique hotels settle on magnificent seaside land, especially in Seven Mile Beach and help guests – most American and British – to disconnect, creating a feeling of refuge.
Frequented by celebrities, there is even an annual gastronomic festival among the most exclusive in the world, the Cayman Cookout headed by starry chef Éric Ripert and with packages involving jet trips entitled to a banquet.
Thus, it is a perfect setting for “The White Lotus”, being a paradise beyond the inspector. Maybe a plot with twists involving stratospheric amounts of money does not add a new layer of drama? And all this just over an hour from Miami.
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