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Top 10 Summer Travel Desinations

Nothing says summer like getting out of town on either a short trip or hopping on a plane to swim across the pond to Europe. While summer is already in full swing, it isn't too late to plan a trip or even start planning one for next year! However, with so many places to go, how do you pick?

Airbnb recently published their 2022 summer release highlights, and the results were fascinating! According to the data gathered by the company in a recent survey, more than 9 out of 10 active users are considering traveling this summer, and more of them are going with family and looking for "adventure."

Without further to do, let's dive into these destinations and give you some travel inspiration! 

The top 10 domestic travel destinations:

1. Walton County, Florida
2. Cape San Blas, Florida
3. Mexico Beach, Florida
4. Fort Myers, Florida
5. Stonington, Connecticut
6. Cape Coral, Florida
7. Forks, Washington
8. Big Sur, California
9. Four Corners, Florida
10. Hampton Bays, New York

Now that international travel is on the rise and more countries have eased COVID-19-related restrictions, travelers from all over the world are eager to explore and visit different cultures and landscapes. 

The top 10 international travel destinations:

1. Venice, Italy
2. Nassau, The Bahamas
3. Capri, Italy
4. Puerto Escondido, Mexico
5. Tamarindo, Costa Rica
6. Quepos, Costa Rica
7. Florence, Italy
8. Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
9. La Paz, Mexico
10. Merida, Mexico

Happy and safe travels from the HubPages team!

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Cities, Countries, and Commas

While you're on the plane to your summer destination, it doesn't hurt to brush up on your grammar when it comes to formatting countries, cities, etc.

The general rule of thumb is, unless a place name is at the end of a stence and followed by a a punctuation mark, whenever you list a city, state, or a city and a country, you should place commas around it. This rule even applies when the country or state name is abbreviated. 

Let's look at some examples:

• I live in Los Angeles, California, but will be traveling down to Baja, Mexico, this summer.
• Not only is New York, NY, a great place to live, but you're also super close to Boston, MA.
• I'm traveling over to Manchester, England, in the northern part of the country.
• While staying in London, UK, we will be traveling all over Europe this summer.

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