18 Cheapest Places to Travel in 2022 (Beautiful Unknown Places)
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18 cheapest places to travel in 2022
Looking for a cheap flight this year? Sahih, the world's leading travel search engine, has compiled a list of the best travel and cheapest travel destinations this year.
To determine the most suitable destinations for the portfolio, Kayak analyzed flight searches from November 20, 2020 through November 19, 2021 for travel between January 1, 2022 and June 30, 2022. Kayak then considered the top 100 most-clicked destinations with the lowest average flight price, excluding outliers based on on criteria such as travel restrictions and security concerns.
Mexico and the 18 cheapest places to travel in 2022
Not surprisingly, Mexico tops the list of cheapest places to travel in 2022. The country has long been ranked as an affordable and accessible destination for many Americans; Direct flights are affordable and plentiful.
Within Mexico, San Jose del Cabo (in Baja California Sur), Puerto Vallarta, and Cancun top the list as the cheapest places to travel, with January being the most expensive month to visit each. Fortunately, January is nothing short of glory at each of these beach destinations — warm, balmy, and full of rich colours, textures, and flavors to beat the winter blues.
Looking for a city break instead of a beach getaway?
Mexico City, with its rich Aztec heritage and generous museums, is another affordable option in Mexico. May is the cheapest month to book a flight there.
Chicago, Illinois and a wonderful tourist
Chicago, Illinois and a wonderful tourist trip to Chicago at dawn after the snowfallWho wants to visit Chicago in the winter? You'll see, once you've seen the lowest prices you can make in January, all you have to do is a winter wonderland in the Midwest. Spend the afternoon at the Maggie Daley Park ice skating bar, then warm up with a slice of deep-dish pizza.
Colombia Experience the sunset in Cartagena
Colombia is a beloved travel destination for its rich history, vibrant culture and delicious food. It's also well priced for what many Americans are used to paying for, say, fresh soup and a cup of Colombian coffee.
February is the least expensive month to travel to the country's capital, Bogota. The weather here is cool but not too cold for a stroll in the painstakingly preserved 1955 Bogota Botanical Garden filled with nearly 20,000 plants (and costs just over $1 USD to enter).
In January, head to Cartagena
It is a port city on the Caribbean coast of the country. You don't have to spend much to enjoy your time here - just walking the picturesque streets is enough for most visitors.
Nashville, TN See Broadway in Nashville at dusk
There's a reason stag parties and gatherings of every kind flock to Music City - it's not hard to spend a little time to boot on a budget. Hopping between the murals is free and hot chicken will only cost you a few dollars and there is plenty of live music to be heard (for free) along the Honky Tonk Highway. January is the cheapest month to book.
New York City See the nature Snow covered street and have fun
New York City isn't known for being a cheap destination, but head out in January and you'll get the best rates they have available. The city never sleeps, but it slows down during the cold winter months - the perfect time for you to pounce and take advantage of reduced demand for flights and hotel rooms. Plus, there are plenty of free things to do in New York City as well.
Canada and winter sunset scenes
Mexico isn't the only US neighboring country with a lot of bargains - Canada also offers an easy haven, with good airfares widely available from most of the US
In Montreal, Quebec, the must-try food is Steamé - the city's take on a hot dog - served steamed in a loaded bun on the side (which is also steamed). It's the perfect food to enjoy during the freezing month of February, when flights are cheaper. Best of all, each delicious (and filling) hot dog will only cost you a few dollars.
Cheapest month to travel to Toronto
February is also the cheapest month to travel to Toronto, Ontario. The weather might make you jittery, but don't let it: During February, the annual installation of arts and lights, known as the Toronto Light Festival (completely free) takes place in the historic distillery and walkway. It's also a good time for the Bentway Skate Trail down the Gardiner Expressway, which will set you back only $5.
Vancouver, British Columbia, great in summer
January is the cheapest month to fly there. Take the ferry for an affordable "tour" of the city from the water.
Atlanta, Georgia
Atlanta skyline from Piedmont Park. Unidentified people playing frisbee. Shallow depth of field focusing on the tree in the foreground, making people anonymous
Atlanta has all the advantages of a big city at prices that are more wallet-friendly than most of its peers. Ride the SkyView Ferris Wheel for views of Centennial Olympic Park and beyond and go in January for the lowest prices possible. There are plenty of things to do in Atlanta during this time of year, from visiting the marine animals at the Georgia Aquarium to learning about local history at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights.
Baltimore, Maryland
Head to Charm City this yearTo keep costs low and still have an unforgettable travel experience. Cold January may be the cheapest month to visit but fortunately, you can still visit places like the Rawlings Musical Park and Botanical Gardens (a $5 donation encouraged) in the urban oasis of Druid Hill Park.
San Jose, Costa Rica
Morazan Park in downtown San Jose houses the Templo de la Musica, the Temple of Music and is a neoclassical landmark built in the 1920s. The concrete band platform is the unofficial symbol of San Jose.
San Jose, Costa Rica's capital and largest city, is a must-visit for any intrepid traveller. Expect Victorian mansions, El Pueblo nightlife, and plenty of culture and historic coffee plantations around.
Check out the Pre-Columbian Gold Museum for a glimpse of what it might be like to have an unlimited jewelry budget. Admission is $15 for non-residents but gives access to over 1,500 gold artifacts. Head to San Jose in May for the cheapest (and affordable) flight ticket to this lively city.
Dallas, Texas
This year, visit Dallas outside of the Cowboys football season—like in January, when prices are at their lowest. During this time, you can expect more reasonable prices but still be able to get involved in sporting events by catching a Mavericks (basketball) or All-Stars (hockey) home game.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Las Vegas can be as cheap or as expensive as you like but if you'd rather put the majority of your dollars into slots and shows rather than airfare and accommodations, go in January. Just don't expect hot temperatures, even the desert gets cold in the winter. Here are some additional tips to keep in mind and mistakes to avoid on your next trip to Sin City.
Panama City
Landscape of skyscrapers in the financial center of Panama and people walking along the corniche with sea birds flying.
Panama City, the capital of Panama, is an impressive modern Central American destination surrounded by the Pacific Ocean on one side and the Panama Canal on the other - best viewed from the Miraflores Locks. Visit in January for great flight deals, and don't miss the cobbled streets of historic Casco Viejo.
Tampa, Florida
The famous Seventh Avenue in the historic city of Ybor which is now designated a National Historic Landmark.
Florida as a destination is hotter than ever, but Tampa isn't as crowded as the state's other major cities — plus its location on the West Coast promises gorgeous sunsets over the Gulf of Mexico. Go in January for a good deal, warm (but not too hot) temperatures, and plenty of sunshine.
Hamilton, Bermuda
If the cold of January dreams of beaches with pink sand, then you are in luck, because it is a wonderful month to visit Bermuda. Travel to Hamilton and stroll Front Street for a peek at the characteristic pastel buildings of this quaint British island, but stick to window shopping if you want to keep your trip cheap. Biking and beach hopping are the name of the game here.
January may be the cheapest month to travel to Boston, but it's not the best season for hiking its idyllic setting or touring the Freedom Trail. Fortunately, there are several stops along the historic route indoors - and cheap (like Paul Revere House, which costs just $6 per adult).
dominican republic
Aerial view of the beautiful Caribbean beach in Bavaro, Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic is another popular destination for American travelers. January is the least expensive month to visit and the two least expensive cities to travel to: Santo Domingo and Punta Cana.
Although Santo Domingo is the country's capital, it doesn't have to be expensive. Admire the architecture dating back to the late 15th century and stroll through the colonial district for an unforgettable (and free) experience.
On the other hand, Punta Cana is known as a tourist hot spot with plenty of resorts (and ways to spend a lot of money). However, some of life's greatest treasures - like sandy beaches and hiking the waterfalls - are as free in Punta Cana as they are anywhere else.
