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USA TODAY travel reporters recommend five destinations for 2026 based on firsthand experiences. Destinations include San Diego's North County, Japan's Gifu Prefecture, and Charleston, South Carolina.

The White House’s growing travel ban is now shutting down immigrant visa processing indefinitely for seventy-five countries, including Brazil, Iran, Russia, and Somalia, among several others.