Have you actually ever left your home country?

[dvcgirl67]

Jamaica and St. Lucia and Puerto Rico (which while it is a territory it is its own country). When I was younger a cruise added Bahamas, St. Maarten and I forget what the other country was.

This year we'll be adding quite a lot more: Mexico, Italy, Montenegro, Croatia, and Greece the last 4 due to a cruise (if you want to add airports then France and England). Next year pretty settled on Japan and we may add another cruise in northern Europe.

My husband has been to Canada and Japan for work.

Good for you...I feel like we both need a trip around the world after that other thread.

 

[Mackenzie Click-Mickelson]

Good for you...I feel like we both need a trip around the world after that other thread.

Without a doubt! And some adult beverages to go along with it

 

[dvcgirl67]

Yes...we love to travel and have been to Canada (three times), Mexico (four times), Italy (five times), France (four times), UK (twice), Germany (once), Austria (once), Czech Republic (once), Costa Rica (once). We've also been to the Bahamas a couple of times, and Grand Cayman.....my husband went to Jamaica before I met him. This year we're staying in the States for our big vacation, but it's Hawaii for twelve nights, first time there. Next year we've booked South Africa for two weeks already...to get the lodges we wanted....had to book way out. After that I think we'll head back to Europe...hopefully Sicily, where we've never visited, but where my husband's paternal family emigrated from in the early 1900s. Hoping his dual citizenship is finalized before taking the trip.

International travel is definitely a passion for us....one that we hope to do much more of when we retire in about five years.

 

[bcwife76]

Uh yeah....I was (not that I remember) about 5 months old the first time my parents took me on an international trip, to the UK to visit relatives. We did it every summer until my parents marriage broke up when I was 8. Been doing a lot of travelling since that tender age.