Anyone been on a trip lately that wasn’t Disney?

[MamaLema]

…or wasn’t Canada?

Thinking of traveling again. My last trip was October 2019.

I would love to hear about your experiences from other places, testing, if things were open. etc

I don’t want to go to Disney. Don’t want to do a Canadian trip because it’s getting cold.

 

[bcwife76]

We went to Punta Cana in August. Had a fantastic time, so glad we went.

 

[curias]

I was in Paris and DLP for 2 weeks in September. Everything was open. My Ontario Vaccination papers were accepted everywhere. The worst part was getting the PCR test to come home. I ended up getting it from DLP, but you can get it from labs if you make an appointment. I hope Canada ends that soon. It is such a headache and huge expense.

 

[boogienights]

I cancelled my Uni/WDW trip for February 2022. Going hiking in Arizona/California/Nevada instead. I've seen pictures of crowds of people at WDW and Uni where no one is masked. No thank you. Not yet. We'll be back in 3 or 4 years. I'm excited about the road trip/hiking adventure which will end with two days of spa pampering in Palm Springs!

 

[LisaDKG]

Just back from Oahu - sure there were 3 days at Aulani but 7 days elsewhere. Our entire stay was all-around amazing!

 

[accm]

We went to the Bahamas and it was amazing. We stayed at Atlantis, which wouldn't normally be somewhere we're interested in, but with covid and two young kids, it was easy. I would 100% recommend. They had testing on site, which was $$$, but super convenient. Also, with Covid the resort was really empty, which made it even more enjoyable.

 

[Dreams&wishes]

Italian mountains for sure they have these amazing all inclusive hotels with amazing food, indoor water parks and fantastic hikes. I can give you more info if needed.
We loved Amonti & Lunaris in Sud tirol and Sonnwies. But generally the whole Val Gardena is amazing.