Where Should You Go in 2022? Try These Exciting Vacation Spots

Traveling is now more difficult than it has been in a long time. Borders reopen hesitantly before slamming shut again. A once-simple visa on arrival has been supplanted by mountains of paperwork. Despite all the darkness that has characterized the pandemic, there are still rays of light. The most important lesson for travelers to remember in 2022 is that traveling the world is a privilege, not a right. Mindfulness and respect for the Earth are part of the journey in this year's crop of dream locations to visit, which range from national parks to lonely islands to lesser-visited spots. Here are some places to visit this year if you're looking forward to exploring a new vacation spot.

ANTIGUA & BARBUDA - The twin-Island is not only blessed with miles and miles of pure white and pink sands (Antigua is known for having a beach for every day of the year), but it also has the Caribbean's longest-running Sunday celebration, held at rebuilt military lookout Shirley Heights. A number of effective green initiatives have helped Antigua and Barbuda garner acclaim for its sustainability efforts in recent years. This location will provide a different tourist perspective than the norms that are viewed every year.