What countries have you been in?

[ares93]

In addition to setting foot (not just an airport) in all 50 states,

51 states, mate. You're forgetting Iraq.

 

[StolenThunder]

I live in Scotland, I'm from England.

So my list:
The UK (England, Wales, Scotland).
France
Belgium
Germany
Spain
The Netherlands
Denmark
Sweden
Austria
Switzerland
Italy
Monaco
The Vatican
Greece
Luxembourg
The United States (only four of them!)
Iceland
Hong Kong

I was thinking about a trip to Japan and possibly a weekend in Scandinavia in the next few months. Something impulsive.

 

[Balrog]

Born in the US and been all over the country except Hawaii and Alaska. England, Wales, France, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, The Bahamas, Jamaica, The Cayman Islands, Bermuda, Mexico and Canada.

 

[Sky]

I am from Finland.

The Netherlands - lived there for 6 years
Germany - live there now
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Russia
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Czech Republic
Italy
The Vatican
Switzerland
Austria
Liechtenstein
France
Monaco
Belgium
The UK (England, Wales and Scotland)
Luxemburg
The US (Louisiana, Michigan, Tennessee)
Japan
Uganda

My next trip will be to a scifi con in Croatia.

 

[smiki]

I'm from Serbia, and I've been to/traveled through Hungary, The Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia and Italy.

Sadly, not much.



Edit: Vatican too.

 

[Tora Ziyal]

What a widely-travelled bunch we are!

The Vatican

Thank you for the reminder. I didn't think to list it separately from Italy, but of course you are correct that Vatican City is an independent nation, and I have visited it.

 

[Nociod]

Europe:
Norway (Where I live)
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Czech Republic
England
France
Greece
Turkey
Italy
The Vatican
Spain

Africa:
Egypt

America:
Canada
United States

I'm finally going to Asia this summer, so excited

The Vatican

Thank you for the reminder. I didn't think to list it separately from Italy, but of course you are correct that Vatican City is an independent nation, and I have visited it.

Hehe, I also left out the Vatican, but his post also reminded me

 

[Alienesse]

I've visited, and lived in, London, which is an entire country in itself.

Had the same impression myself.

I'm from Romania and so far I've only traveled inside Europe, to:

Greece - warm people, great landscapes, spectacular sea, history galore.
Bulgaria - only for transit towards Greece.
Hungary - transit, and stopped in Budapest, beautiful city.
Austria - my number two favorite, straight As in pretty much everything. Oh, and I think Vienna is the most beautiful European capital, at least from the ones I've seen.
Germany - my number one favorite. Lived in Freiburg for 5 months, as part of a university exchange program.
France - charming country, nice people, Paris is wonderful, of course.
Italy - very Latin, great roads.
Switzerland - interesting, but I prefer Germany.
U.K., or should I say London? I loved London, and I can't wait to return.

Itching to go to:
The U.S.
Japan
New Zealand

 

[Count Zero]

Business travel has been very good to me but the USA is home. In addition to setting foot (not just an airport) in all 50 states, I've been to 23 countries.

That's quite impressive. I've only been to 14 of my country's 16 states myself, and it's much smaller than the USA. I don't see it changing anytime soon, either.
My next travel plans are going to London and possibly Liverpool and getting to know Poland better (I've only really been there recently and was quite impressed with the people and the country itself). I don't live too far off the border, actually (about 100 km) and there are some cheap train ticket offers available but somehow, I haven't used that advantage, yet.

 

[Chris3123]

Other than my native US, just Panama.

 

[Shaytan]

I'm not aware that there is something outside Paris. Actually, I don't know who or what you are and you're all speaking a weird language...

 

[Warp Coil]

US citizen, born and raised. I have barely done enough travel within the States, but I have managed to visit Canada, England and Turks & Caicos. I'd like to do some more international travel at some point.

 

[mimic]

US (24 states), Scotland, and a day in Montreal.

I have a trip to Alberta planned, and if my friend Kevin gets a Fulbright to study in St. Petersburg, I may go visit him.

 

[captcalhoun]

England (where i'm from) and Wales.

 

[Lindley]

US (including USVI, Alaska, and Hawaii), Canada, Switzerland, Belgium, France, Hungary, Austria, Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, United Arab Emirates, and Singapore.

Airport only:
Japan
Kuwait

In a couple of months I will add England and Greece to the list. A couple months after that, Thailand and India.

 

[the 4th hanson bro]

I left off Vatican City as well as Czechoslovakia, since that's what it was called when I went there.

 

[Alidar Jarok]

From the US (been to entire east coast, Minnesota, Arizona), I've also been to Canada, Mexico, Jamaica, Cayman Islands, Bahamas, France, the UK, Italy, and the Vatican. I had a couple layovers in Frankfurt, but I never actually stepped outside.

 

[ares93]

Well, if you're counting states, I was in Los Angeles in 2008. But that doesn't really count, cause my plane touched down on LAX around 8AM and i was on a plane back home at 10PM the same day. Quite frankly, I couldn't wait to get the hell out of there.
Also, I was in Atlanta and San Francisco in 2010. That time I stayed for a few days.

 

[auntiehill]

Very, very few, I'm afraid: The U.S., Mexico, England and the Cayman Islands. That's it.

 

[OdoWanKenobi]

Born in the USA and never left it. I would love to travel to other countries, but I just don't have the money.