Iconic travel brand’s annual list names 10 destinations that celebrate the best of the United States.
NEW YORK – In conjunction with the 65th anniversary of its first publication in 1957, Frommer's reveals a special list of elite destinations: the Best Places to Go in the United States in 2022.
For more than six decades, millions of people have depended on Frommer's Travel Guides to help them experience unforgettable vacations and adventures. As it does annually, Frommer's is proud to inspire travelers by revealing its eagerly anticipated list of the best places to travel in the coming year.
Frommer's Editorial Director Pauline Frommer revealed the list on ABC's Good Morning America on New Year's Day. The honorees, which were determined by Frommer's' global team of award-winning editors and writers, are (in no particular order):
- The Great Lakes, a richly historic region worthy of discovery via new luxury cruises
- San Juan, Puerto Rico, newly revitalized following its quincentenary
- Oklahoma, plumbing its complex history and culture with a trio of new museums
- Charleston, South Carolina, as "the Ellis Island for Black people" revisits its origins
- Kennedy Space Center, basking in the renewal of the American space industry
- New River Gorge National Park and Preserve, West Virginia, the country's newest (and its state's first) national park
- Yellowstone National Park, marking 150 glorious years since its establishment
- The Kenai Peninsula, Alaska, home of one of America's most underrated road trips
- New York City, newly affordable thanks to the drop in business travel, and with impressive new attractions
- Las Vegas, solidifying its place as a live music mecca.
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