Many destinations have gotten inventive as travel restrictions have kept people from visiting. If we can't go there, they've come to us . . . or our computers, at least. We might all be a bit "zoomed" out with video meetings galore, but we'll let an awesome travel escape slide.
Last Spring, Visit Faroe Islands launched a video-game like travel experience that allowed virtual travellers to control a local's walking directions (and even jumping!) as they explored various areas of the islands. The excursions are still available online for future inspiration.
You can also explore the rich culture of Japan from home. The Japan National Tourism Organisation produced a variety of virtual tours that will have you visiting sake breweries, fall foliage locations, and much more with an English speaking guide.
Perhaps you're missing Mexico? Head to the Riviera Maya Jazz Festival via live stream! OR maybe you want to step into a European fairytale? Check out a new video series about the Ashford Castle in Ireland where you'll get know the community.
These virtual travel experiences aren't just happening abroad either, as you can head to various destinations online domestically as well. Visit the Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium in Springfield, Missouri through their myriad of virtual programs, including a YouTube channel. Or experience Hawaii at home through Maui's Kā'anapali Beach Hotel and recreate authentic luau recipes on their Instagram handle.