I've really been thinking about Iceland. Go figure! I don't even like fish. Lol

If only I could afford it, absolutely!

Watch yourself at those culinary tours. After the tour you will have to go on a very strict diet.

Sounds great to me since I get nailed travelling as a single person. I'm up for just about anywhere but tops for me would be France/Spain/Italy and the Asian countries of Thailand/Viet Nam and surrounding areas.

Singapore, Tokyo, and Paris.

There is a travel group here.

I want to travel to Iceland, Tanzania, Nepal, and go back to Thailand and Belize.

I'll go anywhere if it's cheap. And by anywhere, I mean where I'm not likely to get killed. Okay, actually my greatest interest is Ireland, followed by Scotland, and my ancestral home in the former Perch region of France. I will do a culinary tour if there is always a bathroom nearby. My tummy is used to its regular food.

I'm disabled, now. That makes traveling difficult, I've been to Europe and South America we could talk about.

Live in the south of Spain somewhere in Andalusia like Seville where the weather's warm all year round and the pace of life is so relaxed, oh and the foods great too!

I love traveling. My husband and I are getting ready to mark one of our bucket list items off with a trip to Niagara Falls, Ontario in a few weeks. I have many places I would love to see. Hopefully, I'm lucky enough to be able to see them all.

Travel Expands The Mind.

I'm a foodie and I think Italian food is tops followed by French. My wish is to go on a culinary cooking tour of the different regions of Italy - experiencing how the locals "really" cook their famous dishes. Yes, that's the ticket!

Travel as in hotels?

Or living with the people and living their lives?

I'm out of vacation time until December 2nd, but after that there's a damn good chance I'd go. Just let me get my passport updated.

I'd love to go back to the U.K.; check out Scotland and Ireland. And Germany, swing back through Belgium (or, as I call it, the "Iowa of Europe" ) for a brief moment, and then head pretty much wherever in Europe. I'd also adore seeing New Zealand and Australia.

One of my regrets in life (although regret isn't exactly the correct word) was that the last time I was in Paris, with my then-gf, she had a sinus infection. It was disappointing to be in "the city of love" and there was absolutely no love-making, or even kisses, to be found. It was a little cathartic that she was the one who got sick while I was healthy, considering she'd been teasing me that I was going to get sick because I'd never been exposed to European viruses (she grew up in Belgium). I was healthy as a horse the whole trip

The ancient world especially the walls of Troy. Antarctica. Oh and an Alaskan salmon run. ?

The ancient world especially the walls of Troy. Antarctica. Oh and an Alaskan salmon run. ?

We take two or three Road Scholar tours each year. Our last one was to the upper Amazon River, and then Machu Pichu. The groups are small, usually 20 or less. Highly recommended.

My only comment for you... I've done a lot of my traveling around the world on bussines trips by myself. Not only whatever may have happened is between me and no one else but the best part is that you own your time and schedule. I did a lot of traveling with my family and pretty much always my daughters will team up with my wife to sabotage any of my suggestions....I would take traveling alone any giving day

I'd be happy to do any of the long walks in the UK. To date I've only done the Pendle Way and I loved it.

Europe is a perfect place for going on a culinary trip. European cuisine is well developed, and every part has delicious dishes for everyone. I have never eaten so much delicious food as in Europe. Most of all I loved the food in Spain. It is a wonderful and warm country, and the food tastes extraordinary. I always find a good place in Spain with the help of spanelskonadosah.cz, and stay there for a minimum of one week. I never go to the same region of pain because I like experiencing something new every time I visit this country.

And I'm thinking of visiting Germany, a year ago I was there, and I liked it. This time I want to visit the ski slopes. There are several hundred ski resorts in the country, but the most popular are Obersdorf, Berchtesgaden, and Garmisch-Partenkirchen. They have well-equipped trails of different difficulty categories. They will be comfortable for both beginners and experienced professionals. Many people say it is hard to get to those mountains, but if you go by train, there is nothing difficult. In addition, on the website [dbreiseauskunft.com], there is a schedule. Therefore, there should be no fear of being late without knowing the time.

I'd suggest South East Asia having spent almost 2 years their. It's possible to still have one foot in the 17th century and the other in modern times. Diving ship wrecks and historical tours of WWII to the rain forest of Borneo. Stumbling between these realities has been a blast. From Borneo, to Thailand, the Nipa Huts on the beaches, and China's vast unexplored world as it rushes into modern times. And the food is wonderful.