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Following this year’s developments in Travel has really kept us moving! Hopefully, you’ve created some of your own new travel memories this year too. These are some of the most tremendous changes that have taken place in the past 12 months that will affect travelers for years to come.  What’s Opened It was over two years ago that severe hurricanes swept through...

Not that you need to justify spending half of your stay in this tub, but if it makes you feel better, you can wear yourself out first with a vigorous hike from the nearby Idyllwild Nature Center. Just be sure to beat your friends back to Superhost Anthony’s lovingly restored 1962 chalet. Photo: @idyllhaus

Superhost Quinn’s Catskills cottage sits on 12 serene acres lined by old stone walls. After a day of wandering local trails or skiing Plattekill Mountain, head to Peekamoose, a cozy spot featuring ingredients from nearby farms and—if you’re there on the right night—warm brioche doughnuts for dessert. Photo: @mountainthymecottage

Eiwa’s dome cabin on the edge of town makes it easy to explore the region’s beauty, both natural and human-made. Hike among the sculptures of El Bosque Tallado (the Carved Forest) or cool off in the turquoise waters of Río Azul. On your way home, stop for dessert in the lush garden of Café Paseo de las Flores. Photo: @eiwadomos

Stay inside a replica Conestoga settler’s wagon within easy reach of Hill Country vineyards and state parks. You can’t drive it, even if you bring your own horses, but you can walk to The Club, right on the property, for an eclectic meal and live local music. Photo: @kristen_cook

The A in this A-frame is for Anabela, a Superhost who loves giving guests a taste of country living only 12 miles from Durham. Wander the woods on the property or head into town for a farm-to-table meal at Piedmont and an equally fresh concert at the Carolina Theatre. Photo: @leeannchisolmmorrissette

At Eduardo’s loft overlooking Playa de Quintay, the toughest decision you’ll face is whether to spend the day above the waves or far beneath them, scuba diving among wrecked whaling ships. Either way, be sure to head to the pier afterward for fresh fish to grill on your deck while the whole coast turns pink. @rafael_medeiros

If you don’t associate volcanoes with tranquility, you probably haven’t stayed here. Superhost Morgan’s villa gives you 180-degree views of Lake Atitlán and its majestic guardians. After a day of exploring the lake or nearby villages, visit one of your closest neighbors, Anzan, for an eclectic, locally sourced meal. Photo: @megaann.p

Superhost Olivia’s cozy house on a windswept field is perfect for quiet reflection. But it’s also a great home base for exploring the lochs, canals, and ancient forests of the Highlands along the Great Glen Way. On your way out, fuel up in town with Scotch pie at the Redburn Cafe. Photo: @elle.ho

If you think these plants look happy in this light, wait until you see what it does for humans. Superhosts Matt and Ron turned their penthouse loft into a re-energizing urban oasis. Not that the surrounding area is a desert—sprawling Victoria Park is a block away. When you’re hungry, keep the blooming theme going at Scarecrow, a unique combination florist-café. Photo:...