With it being years since some Brits have been able to get abroad for a holiday, it's no surprise to see that bookings are up in the first month of 2022.
Bristol Live recently reported on the travel predictions airlines such as easyJet and Jet2 have made for 2022 and now Tui has also given some suggestions when it comes to where people seem to be wanting to go.
Tui said that its most popular destinations from Bristol Airport are currently Majorca and Ibiza in the Balearic Islands and Dalaman in Turkey, with Florida and Cancun also popular long haul destinations.
Read more: EasyJet and Jet2 share 2022 travel predictions as airlines spot changes in how Brits book holidays
Jet2 added: "Customers have been flocking to book holidays across popular sun, ski and leisure city destinations including Mainland Spain, the Canaries, the Balearic Islands, Turkey and Greece."
While easyJet reported that two thirds of Brits were favouring a sunny beach break holiday - with Spain their number one choice.
So just what are the top holiday destinations for 2022, how much would your vacation cost and what can you expect this year?
Mainland Spain
Whether it be the historic sights of Barcelona or the beaches of Alicante, Spain seems to be the top of many Brits' go-to list for this year.
Flights leave from Bristol Airport up to eight times a week to Barcelona, daily to Alicante and other Spanish destinations on the airport's list include Valencia (fly twice a week), Almeria (once a week, May-Oct), Bilbao (three times a week from March), Girona (eight times a week, March-Oct), Madrid (up to seven times a week), Seville (twice a week) among others.
Best time to go: Depending on what you're after, experts say that the best month to go to Spain varies. If you are looking for good weather, then spring and autumn months (April to May and September to October) may be your best bet - with fewer crowds, too.
Summer in Spain can be rather hot, with much bigger crowds flocking to get some sun.
What's so great about it: Spain is full of beautiful beaches, awe-inspiring architecture, museums, colour and diversity. Not to mention delicious local cuisine and a whole calendar full of fiestas.
It's safe to say it has plenty to offer you no matter the reason for your trip.
Must-see spots: In Barcelona things don't get much more iconic than the architecture, including the Basilica de la Sagrada Familia, the Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quarter), Parc Güell: Gaudí's Surrealist Park and Palau de la Música Catalana (Palace of Catalan Music) to name but a few.
Canary Islands
Fuerteventura has more than 50km of white sandy beaches and peaceful resorts, Gran Canaria boasts not just beaches but dramatic mountains and a variety of landscapes, Lanzarote is home to caves, tunnels, lakes and beaches galore, and Tenerife houses Spain's tallest mountain, black sand volcanic beaches and the cliffs of Los Gigantes.
Definitely locations oozing luxury, the Canary Islands are just what many Brits need after years spent in lockdown.
Best time to go: According to experts at Tui, "for the highest temperatures the best time to visit Canary Islands is between June and September although the sub tropical climate offers sunshine throughout the year and winter months are equally popular with visitors".
What's so great about it: For a start this Spanish archipelago sits right off of the coast of northwestern Africa, so you know the weather is going to deliver.
Secondly there are National Parks aplenty, beaches you'd only ever see in glossy travel brochures or Instagram travel feeds and, aside from all the luxurious resort living there's carnivals, the chance to sleep under starry skies in one of the Biosphere Reserves (there are five of them), as well as delicious food, water sports and more to fill your days with.
Must-see spots: Timanfaya National Park in Lanzarote,Teide National Park in Tenerife, Gui Gui Beach in Gran Canaria, El Cofete Beach in Fuerteventura, Los Hervideros in Lanzarote, El Hierro (the smallest island in the Canaries), La Laguna in Tenerife, Anaga Mountains in Tenerife, La Orotava in Tenerife, The West Coast Road in Gran Canaria - just some of the sights to behold here in the Canaries.
Balearic Islands
Two big names when you think of the Balearic Islands are Ibiza and Majorca - firm favourites when it comes to holiday destinations for us Brits. The third, Menorca, is traditionally more low-key than its neighbours, but you can fly here from Bristol Airport, too.
Ibiza, probably known best for being the clubbing capital of the world, also boasts golden beaches, whitewashed towns and numerous coves stretched along its idyllic coastline. You can fly here from Bristol up to 10 times a week between the months of March and October, too.
Majorca, the largest of Spain's Balearic Islands, boasts bustling resorts and sandy beaches all surrounded by mountainous scenery. It's no wonder flights leave Bristol five times daily to travel here.
Best time to go: Experts say that the Balearics enjoy pleasant weather all year round, with mild winters and warm summers but says that, to really make the most of everything, the best time to visit is late spring through to summer.
Other say that, to avoid crowds, the best time to visit Majorca is from March to May, while for Ibiza it is May to October.
What's so great about it: It has a little something for everyone - the Balearic Islands serve up everything from lively beaches and world-class clubs, to prehistoric ruins and even picturesque countryside.
Must-see spots: The UNESCO-listed Old Town of Eivissa (Ibiza), Palma de Mallorca (Majorca), the medieval walled town of Alcúdia (Majorca), Real Cartuja de Valldemossa (Majorca), Parque Natural de Ses Salines (Ibiza), the chic seaside resort of Puerto Portals (Majorca), Cala Portinatx Beach Resort (Ibiza), San Antonio - home to famous dance spots like Pacha (Ibiza) - just some of what you can find here on the Balearic Islands
Turkey
Turkey is always a hit with Brits but, right now, the most popular place on the list is Dalaman, situated on the southwestern coast of Turkey.
An area of natural beauty, it has been dubbed the Turquoise Coast and the shoreline is a chain of coves, bays and long stretches of sand.
Just a stone's throw away you'll find the popular beach resorts of Icmeler, Olu Deniz and Marmaris.
What's more Bristol Airport offers flights up to 14 times a week between the months of March and October.
Other areas in Turkey you can fly to from Bristol, include Antalya, Bodrum and Izmir, too.
Best time to go: The region has around 320 days of sunshine per year, making Dalaman a great holiday destination all year round for those sunseekers. But spring and autumn are often considered the best time to visit for warm weather, without temperatures rising too high.
What's so great about it: Dalaman is home to unspoilt beaches, mud spas and delicious local cuisine, as well as its own Blue Lagoon, ancient cities and water sports aplenty.
Must-see spots: As well as the Blue Lagoon mentioned above, a cruise along the Dalyan River is a must for tourists, spotting turtles might be on the agenda, too.
Then there's the Lycian rock tombs, the Fethiye fish market, the Peloid mud bath (and mud bath tour experience) and the ghost village of Kayakoy - just some of the must-see spots Dalaman has to offer.
Greece
There are an abundance of locations in Greece which you can fly to from Bristol Airport - Athens, Corfu, Crete, Kalamata, Kefalonia, Kos, Lesvos, Preveza, Mykonos, Rhodes, Santorini, Skiathos, Thessaloniki and Zante are all on the list.
Athens is dubbed the historical capital of Europe and the heart of Ancient Greece, boasting one of the world's greatest cultural centres and a vibrant social scene, set among ancient landmarks.
Then you have the whitewashed Greek villages of Santorini, overlooking perfect turquoise seas, blue domed churches and a sunset or two that would put even Instagram to shame.
Whatever you're after, Greece has it all.
Best time to go: No surprises here - the most popular times to visit Greece are during the late spring, summer and early autumn months, when weather is good and venues are open - May, June and September are considered the ideal months to pay a visit.
What's so great about it: People love venturing to Greece because of its beaches, crystal clear waters, architecture, history, food, sunset spots and warm weather.
Must-see spots: Some of the must-visit places in Greece include the Acropolis of Athens, Meteora, the medieval town of Rhodes, the Palace of Knossos on the outskirts of Heraklion in Crete, Corfu's Old Town, Melissani Cave, Kefalonia (south of Corfu), Delos island and Little Venice, Mykonos - known as the Greek Ibiza and a favourite summer hotspot for A-list celebs.
Florida
Known as America's "family-fun capital", Orlando in Florida is home to theme parks like Disney World, Sea World and Universal Studios, as well as stunning beaches and a variety of natural attractions, too. You can fly directly here from Bristol Airport, now.
Other areas of Florida popular with tourists and adventurers alike include Fort Lauderdale, The Everglades, Tallahassee and the Florida Keys.
Best time to go: Experts at Tui say that the best time to go to Florida is, well, all year round. Long hot summers and mild winters make it a worthwhile holiday but, while the summer is usually the most popular time for tourists, between the months of June and September is also the rainy season.
What's so great about it: Florida has the longest coastline in the contiguous United States, with 825 miles of accessible beaches to enjoy and, wherever you are in Florida, you're never more than 60 miles from the nearest body of salt water.
What's more, there's plenty to keep you occupied, great food and drink, activities, water sports and museums.
Must-see spots: Aside from Disney World, Universal Studios and the like, other must-visit places for tourists include Miami, Key West, the Kennedy Space Center, St Augustine, Sanibel Island, St Petersburg, Caladesi Island skate park, Amelia Island, Apalachicola National Forest, Sarasota and Gainesville.
Cancun
Cancun is the home of crystal clear waters, exotic diving, archaeological sites and a whole host of bars, clubs and restaurants.
Plus visitors get to stay in luxurious hotels and even do a bit of shopping - it's even dubbed the heart of the Mexican Caribbean.
Not to mention the weather...
Best time to go: According to the experts, the best time to visit Cancun is during its peak season, between December and April. It may get crowded, but the weather is "near-perfect" and flight and room rates may be a bit cheaper.
What's so great about it: It's perfect for culture buffs and historians, there are some really stunning beaches (we're talking front page holiday brochure stuff), great food and some of the most luxurious accommodation around.
Must-see spots: Some of the things tourists love to explore in Cancun include the underwater museum, Playa Norte beach, Tulum (the site of a Pre-Columbian Maya walled city), Chichen Itza (one of the New 7 Wonders of the World), the Xcaret eco-archaeological park, Xplor Park (in the middle of the Yucatan jungle), Isla Mujeres (the "Island of Women") and the Mayan Ruins of Coba - among many more.
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