We understand why you searched this. We are going to answer a slightly different question, and we think you will prefer the answer.
Why the format does not work
Your sun sign records the month you were born and nothing whatsoever about where. Two Geminis born the same afternoon in Nairobi and Reykjavík have near-identical sun signs and completely different astrocartography, because the maps depend on the angles and the angles depend on where the Earth had got to.
So a piece recommending Bali to all Sagittarians is not a weak use of astrology. It is a use of astrology the astrology itself does not support, which is a different and slightly more irritating thing.
What people are actually asking
Usually one of three things, none of them about a sun sign: *where will I feel like myself*, *where will something finally happen*, or *where can I go where nobody knows what I have just been through*. Those are real questions and they deserve better than a listicle.
The sun sign is doing a job in that search — it is standing in for *me, specifically*. The complaint is not the impulse. It is the resolution.
The nearest honest version
Take the birth data you already have — date, time, place — and ask where the planets were angular. That produces a map particular to you rather than to a twelfth of the human population, and it gives you somewhere between four and forty places to think about instead of one.
It is more work than reading a sign. It is also the entire difference between a horoscope and a chart, and if you were going to book a flight on the strength of it, that seems worth ten minutes.
What to do instead
Find your birth time if you can, and run the real thing. If the answer comes back as somewhere you have never considered and have no romantic feelings about, that is a decent sign it is reading your chart rather than your Pinterest board.
And if you still want the sun-sign version, fine. Just do not move house on it.