Just got back from Vancouver. Loved it there.

I've just come back from Iceland and would recommend it to anyone who loves dramatic landscapes and fresh seafood. It is expensive though, especially if you like a drink.

NZ has great scenery, food and wine, so does Tasmania.

Sri Lanka is next on my hit list.

Depends on what you are into. New Orleans is always one of my favorite destinations because there is literally something for everyone. Vampire events, haunted locations, museums, an incredible food and music experience as well as art, festivals, nature parks, etc.

I hear there is a lovely cave in Thailand.

Switzerland the fjord lands and scotland

I love that so many people are suggesting iceland. Me too me too

Okay, here's a trip few take that will amaze you and you'll be able to impress the living kapok out of your friends with the recordings of your tour. The New York Underground.

Edinburgh. The Royal Edinburgh military tattoo happens in August and looks like so much fun.

Iceland, the sun doesn't set this time of year and it is home to some of the most attractive people on the planet, hot springs, nature, glaciers and wild parties.

Thermal Baths in Prague

Cuenca, Ecuador. It is close to the equator, four seasons in one day. Big expat community. At one time I thought I might need that.

One of my bucket list items is to travel to the southern hemisphere to see the southern sky at night. Do you have any bucket list items that would work for your travels?

A two year European tour, again, see what's changed and what hasn't. Berlin most definitely and Eastern Europe (since I couldn't go there before). Museums, river cruises, overnight in castles, the christmas markets, rosenmontag in Frankfurt (my favorite place to spend the weekend), the highland games, the Med coast.
Too many memories to count, too much fun to forget.

glow worm caves... they are so cool. but I'm going to Iceland in Sept.

My first thoughts would go to New Zealand, Ireland, Japan, or just out of the country in general, but the more I think on it, the more I'd want to explore my own country. Each state has amazing things to see and explore.

Japan. But like, more than tokyo. And maybe seol. Or scottland. Or greenland. Or italy. Somewhere completely different than here.

I'm a Lovecraft fan, so there are some select places in Massachusetts and Rhode Island I'd like to visit. Also a couple of places in Hungary and Romania, tied to the Bathory and Tepes mythologies. After seeing a TEDtalk a few years ago there are some kind of anomalous archaeological features in southern Africa I'd like to see, as well as some of the standing stone clusters around the world.

Europe

Anywhere that tourists and selfie-sticks don't go!

South Africa (Cape Town) ... Mediterranean climate, excellent/cheap food, best fruit, jackass penguins, Cape Point where the ocean's meet, wildlife parks, wineries, Cape Dutch architecture.

My Unique... I keep to myself.

Some folks in the office were talking about Angkor Wat temples. where Indian Jones scenes were filmed. saw a travel site that had 4 day tours for 250 USD today and my jaw hit the floor. I believe these are in/around Ho Chi Min city. assumably plane tix will be a bastard.

Peru for the mountains and the carved rock

If I could bear the heat and humidity I would learn some Spanish and visit Cuba.

Mongolia.