No one could have imagined that you could spend a year indoors, but that’s what happened due to the pandemic. People have been stuck in one place so long that they can’t wait to escape as soon as the opportunity presents itself.

According to Fito Salume, it is important that people take a breather and explore the world after the pandemic. Taking a vacation always rejuvenates you as you get to explore new and fun places. That said, here are 5 places Fito recommends you visit post-pandemic.

• Costa del Sol beach in El Salvador – After the year we’ve had, some downtime at the beach is exactly what you need. A beautiful sunny and sandy beach, azure waters, and so much to explore.

• Antigua, Guatemala – It’s been a year of mostly staring at walls and phone screens, so some time in nature is a good change of pace. What better place to visit than Antigua with its panoramic views surrounded by 3 spectacular volcanoes and explore one of the best-preserved historic colonial cities.

• Saint Tropez – If your vacation destination of choice leans towards joining in the normal day to day of the place, then Saint Tropez is perfect for you. It’s a beautiful, tucked-away paradise that has a great nightlife and exciting activities to partake in all day. Your rejuvenation should start on this Sud de France coast that is a popular destination for many people around the world.

• New York City – Famed as the world capital, New York gives you the best of everything: culture, fashion, art, architecture, you’ll be spoilt for choice. It is the perfect destination if you want to explore and experience multiple things at the same time. Every minute spent in New York will be a new experience.

• Tokyo – Often known as the Japanese version of New York, Tokyo is a city full of history, great people, some of the best party spots, great technological advancements, and if you need a time out from the active city life, you have the quieter corners of the city to explore.

Coronavirus has especially affected the restaurant industry. Most had to be closed down for 4 months and some longer. Post-pandemic tourism is not only going to help people recover from pandemic blues but also help revive restaurants.