The tourist attractions you can't visit in 2022
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While many of the world's most popular tourist destinations are expected to reopen to travelers in 2022, there are still some places that will be off-limits.
(CNN) — While many of the world's most popular tourist destinations are expected to reopen to travelers in 2022, there are still some places that will be off-limits.
Some of these iconic spots are undergoing construction or upgrades that will make them even better when they do reopen, while others are doing the tourism equivalent of sailing off into the sunset for good.
Don't worry, though -- we have backup plans and alternative options for all of these places.
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