Your location should be recognisable without a tag, use iconic context
When building a carousel or lifestyle post, Fabrizio Rausa's principle is that the viewer should be able to identify where you are, or at least what kind of place it is, without you needing to add a location tag. The Eiffel Tower in the background immediately tells people you are in Paris, a place people universally want to visit, and that association transfers value to you. If you are not in an iconic city, lean on atmosphere: a scooter surrounded by jungle, a tropical sunset from a boat, or wide beach scenery all communicate 'desirable island' without naming Bali specifically. The audience doesn't need the exact location. They just need to feel like it is somewhere they'd want to go.
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