Which adverb can replace the phrase 'in all places' in this sentence, "We can find tourists in all places these days."?

The part of a sentence that speaks about the action of the noun is known as the verb. On the other hand, the words that give more information about the verb are known as adverbs. Adverbs can be of several types, depending upon the function they perform. In the sentence given in the question, the phrase "in all places" can be replaced by the adverb 'everywhere'. This adverb can be termed an adverb of place.