I have been abroad. I've been to France, Portugal and America. I'm hoping to be able to travel around Europe a bit more I'd like to go to Germany, my dad reckons they are more similar in culture to us than Americans and I'd like to see if that's true lol. I'd like to go to some long haul places like Canada but Europe is much easier for me because I don't cope well with flying so I can either go by ferry or train, or failing that a short flight.
Have you travelled outside the country you live/were born in?
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You can actually drive across Europe, much like how you can drive across America. I have friends who have done it and my cousin had to drive across Europe to get to her wedding on time.
I can't drive on the right. I can barely drive on the left.
ikeafanboy
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I haven't gone to many vacation spots but I lived in many countries. I used to live in Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Philippines, UAE, and now Texas in America. There are many cities I've been to! A country I would love to explore would be France 
Hopeless Opus
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the bahamas and mexico is where i went
born in america
been to canada, mexico, syria, lebanon, france, and apparently my dad says i was in austria when i was really young? i dont remember it at all tho but apparently we had really good apricots
also i know i have been to 7 countries outside america but i just cant remember the others rn wtf
been to canada, mexico, syria, lebanon, france, and apparently my dad says i was in austria when i was really young? i dont remember it at all tho but apparently we had really good apricots
also i know i have been to 7 countries outside america but i just cant remember the others rn wtf
mermaidshelf
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Yup, plenty of places. I really enjoy traveling but I haven't had the means to do it like I wanted to. I've been to Canada, Mexico, the UK, France, South Korea and Japan. I really want to visit Italy, Greece, Australia, New Zealand, India, Vietnam, Brazil, South Africa, China, Hong Kong (technically it's own territory), Taiwan (a sensitive issue but I shall categorize it as separate for sake of specificity) but the process to get a visa to China is lengthy and a bit expensive. I regret not visiting Italy when I was in Europe but I was afraid since I was traveling alone and I couldn't speak Italian. I'm so comfortable traveling alone now. In fact, there are times when I prefer it to traveling with family or friends. You can set your own schedule, you can choose where you want to go and you don't have to worry about which restaurant to choose when it comes time to eat. I'm going back to Japan this summer, maybe Osaka or Kyoto instead of Tokyo. I really want to stay in Tokyo for at least one day though. It's really up to what my family wants since it'll be my mom's first time there!
Lightspring
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I live in the U.S. and I've been to China, the Bahamas, and tomorrow, I'll be going on a cruise to Spain, France, Norway, Italy, and Denmark.
Yeah, I went to Japan in 2006 to visit family on my mom's side. My mom and I (and maybe sister) are making plans to go back in the future (visit family + visit northern Japan).
Only the once, I went to New York for n 2017 and it’s one of the best things I’ve ever done. I get pretty anxious since covid though so haven’t gone abroad since
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KittenNoir
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I have been to the USA when I was younger and I would like to go back there for another holiday sometime.
Princess Mipha
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Yeah I even live outside the country I was born in.
I visited (from what I remember)... France (living here now), Italy, Greece, Austria and Belgium
I visited (from what I remember)... France (living here now), Italy, Greece, Austria and Belgium
VernalLapin
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Yup! In 2015 I went on vacation with my family to Germany and the Netherlands. We stayed in Munich for a week, stayed in Frankfurt am Main for a night, then headed up to Amsterdam via train. The ride to Amsterdam was one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen in my life, with all the forests and farms. Then in 2019, I went on an exchange trip to Germany, staying in Hamburg with my host family for most of the trip. We all spent a weekend in Sylt (island in the North Sea) and us Americans spent some time in Berlin. Sylt was another one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen in my life. My favorite part was the scenery coming back from the low tide Wadden Sea on a cloudy day with the greenery and the hilly things and the cottages. Idk how to explain it but watching it out the window of a warm and cozy bus was just heavenly! (*´ω`*)
Oh yeah, and we had a short layover in Switzerland on the way home if you count that.
Oh yeah, and we had a short layover in Switzerland on the way home if you count that.
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i have not, hopefully i'll get the oppourtunity one day
