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Amy Virshup
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Travel Editor, The New York Times
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By Amy Virshup Verified| The New York Times Verified This year is the 20th anniversary of New York Times Travel's signature piece of journalism: the "52 Places to Go" list, which we publish each January. Through old-fashioned reporting, Tariro Mzezewa, a Times Travel alumna, found that the list was born almost by chance: Toward the end of 2004, Stuart Emmrich, the Travel editor at the time, said that he and his staff members had noticed that many New Yorkers were going to Bhutan, and wondered what other destinations could become popular.
By Amy Virshup Verified| The New York Times Verified Clockwise from top left: a total solar eclipse; Morocco; Grenada; Dominica; Whitehorse, Yukon; Maui. Credit... Clockwise from top left, Alyn Wallace, Shutterstock, Jason deCaires Taylor, Roff Smith, Shutterstock, Michelle Mishina Kunz for The New York Times Each January, the Travel section offers a list of "52 Places to Go" in the coming year, filled with recommendations for destinations that we think are prime to be visited.
By Amy Virshup Verified| The New York Times Verified This year is the 20th anniversary of New York Times Travel's signature piece of journalism: the "52 Places to Go" list, which we publish each January. Through old-fashioned reporting, Tariro Mzezewa, a Times Travel alumna, found that the list was born almost by chance: Toward the end of 2004, Stuart Emmrich, the Travel editor at the time, said that he and his staff members had noticed that many New Yorkers were going to Bhutan, and wondered what other destinations could become popular.
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