Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, people were forced to stay at home. Some individuals have found it difficult to cope and have decided to get professional psychotherapy and ketamine treatment from experts to maintain a healthy mental state during the lockdowns.
Being cooped up inside the house and not being able to go to work, school, or visit family and loved ones, can take a toll on one’s health. Although staying at home has its perks, many people have looked forward to planning their next vacation once travel restrictions have been lifted. Now that vaccines are becoming more accessible, local and international flights have resumed, and people are too eager to leave their homes and travel.
That said, here are the top destinations to visit now that the pandemic is over.
Sicily, Italy
The island region of Sicily, Italy, has been offering exclusive intensives for travelers worldwide, covering up to half of all flight costs for foreign travelers and providing free stays in any Sicilian hotel. Besides these great perks, there’s no better way to celebrate the end of the pandemic than indulge in delicious Italian food and enjoy the gorgeous scenery in Sicily. It’s the most oversized island in the Mediterranean and prides itself in its Italian culture that runs deep with historical monuments such as “The Valley of Temples.”
Besides rich history and culture, Sicily has some of the gorgeous coastlines in Italy and is home to one of Europe’s most enormous active volcanoes. Overall, it is a fantastic destination to visit, helping visitors learn about Italian culture, enjoy delicious and authentic Italian food, and bask in the sun. Now that the pandemic’s almost over, you can do all of these for half the price.
Dominica
If you’re looking to visit a Caribbean island and enjoy a unique experience, there’s no better place to visit than the nature island of Dominica. Visiting this place is less about sandy beaches and extravagant resorts — it’s more about exploring its gorgeous and extensive natural park system. You’ll find all kinds of things in Dominica, ranging from active volcanoes to freshwater lakes. There’s plenty to explore on this nature island.
Bulgaria
Bulgaria has made most of its tourist attractions 100% free to visitors, meaning you can enjoy everything from Bulgarian beaches to prestigious parks for free. If you’ve never considered visiting this small European nation, you may want to reconsider. The country boasts varied terrain, mountains, interior rivers, and miles of black sea coastline for everyone to enjoy. Plus, the cultural diversity in the country is broad, offering visitors a glimpse into the lives of Greek, Persian, and Slavic traditions.
Cancun, Mexico
Mexico is one of the countries travelers should consider visiting post-pandemic, boasting rich culture and gorgeous scenery. In Cancun, Mexico, agencies have created their very own “tourism” incentives for travelers near and far away, including accessible accommodations and exclusive discounts. Cancun is famous for its stunning white beaches and sparkling blue ocean, making it a perfect vacation destination this summer. Plus, Cancun is rich in lush jungles and mangroves if you’re looking to immerse yourself in nature.
Canadian High Arctic
If you’re looking to explore a more secluded area to enjoy some “me time” now the pandemic’s over, explore the “Canadian High Arctic.” This location provides exclusive expeditions to untouched nature, boasting stunning scenery and abundant wildlife. In addition, the costs of visiting this serene location are relatively lower than its neighboring Antarctic, despite providing an unforgettable experience. Overall, exploring this destination is a great way to enjoy the more “unexplored” parts of the world, giving you something new to experience.
Las Vegas, USA
Las Vegas is widely known as the Entertainment Capital of the World and should be on your destination bucket list now the pandemic’s over. After all, there’s no better way to celebrate the restoration of “normalcy” than spending it big in Las Vegas. A couple of hotels in the state have also offered several incentives for travelers, from free flights to massive discounts—everyone is welcome in Vegas. Plus, with hundreds of casinos, hotels, and some of the best nightlife experiences worldwide, you’ll never get bored in Las Vegas.
Canary Islands
If you want to explore Europe in all its beauty but don’t want to assimilate into city life, exploring the Canary Islands is your best bet. The best part is, most accommodations have beach access, or private pools, allowing you to make the most out of the Canary Islands’ year-round tropical climate. Besides being open, relaxing, and stunning, vacation rentals in the location are widespread and affordable, giving you a bit of space when you want privacy.
Although vaccines are being distributed worldwide and more countries are easing their restrictions, it’s crucial to research before traveling to any of the destinations mentioned to ensure a smooth journey on the big day — guaranteeing a safer and fun vacation!
