The pandemic has forced people to rethink how they travel.
Not only have restrictions meant trips away are fraught with uncertainty, but being grounded for the best part of two years has changed our understanding of climate change, with us already seeing some of its effects with wildfires and floods across the world - and closer to home, extreme weather events like Storm Arwen.
Each year, the New York Times collates a list of '52 Places' the most exciting and interesting places to travel in the world. For 2022, it has changed its focus to highlight places where change is happening, and where travelling can be part of the solution for climate change, rather than adding to the problem. And Northumberland has made the cut.
