Which country is likely to be the next one you visit?

[Ferguson97]

Canada, in all likelihood

[Hope For A New Era]

I might try to go to Canada in June to see this. There's like one town that you can actually drive to where it's visible, on the north shore of Lake Superior.

[Xing]

In terms of countries I've never been to, South Korea seems most likely.

[muon2]

I have reserved a trip to Iceland next Aug, where I've not been before. I have a cruise reserved with stops in Canada next May, but I have been there before (though not in Yukon Territory which is on my itinerary).

[Continential]

India

[GregTheGreat657]

Canada, because it is closest country to where I live. In all likelihood, I technically went across the border on The Maid of The Mist, but I have never been on Canadian soil.

[Former President tack50]

I have absolutely no idea, but I could certainly see myself not leaving Spain in ages sadly

[flateyri]

It will be Denmark for us.

Bytheway does something like elections travel exist, outside the US Elections. Like people travelling elections as a hobby?

[Biden his time]

Today my family and I were supposed to be taking a flight to Pakistan (layover in the UAE) to see family, but my dad tested positive for COVID-19 yesterday. We must've gone to one too many shops over the last few days :/

He's vaccinated and is fine (in fact, the symptoms from the vaccine were worse than the real COVID virus   ), but our flight was already delayed excessively (supposed to be in July, then August 01, then today) and this really was our last chance to go before other circumstances (such as school starting) made it more difficult for a few months.

Looks like we'll be going in December instead

On the bright side, we won't be getting COVID again, now will we?  


In terms of countries I've never visited easily the UK

[President of the great nation of 🏳️‍⚧️]

Ireland, probably, but even that's still unlikely. If Bat the Musical's upcoming world tour doesn't have its US leg in the UK leg's second gap between February and April, I'm performing a coup of my parents' silver anniversary trip (and delaying it a few months) to see it in Dublin when it goes there next August/September.

[HillGoose]

like foreign country? without a doubt Mexico

as long as COVID is still died down by the end of this year my wife and I are about 70% sure we're gonna go to Cancun around the holidays

If we're limiting it to countries I haven't already visited, I'm honestly not sure. Italy or France are possibilities, Australia as well.

[SnowLabrador]

On second thought, none. International travel is a thing of the past, at least for Americans.

[Dr. MB]

On second thought, none. International travel is a thing of the past, at least for Americans.

I know tons of americans who have left the country this year. What universe do you live in?

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

On second thought, none. International travel is a thing of the past, at least for Americans.

I know tons of americans who have left the country this year. What universe do you live in?

becoming a nativist to own the anti-maskers

Anyway, for me it'll most likely be Canada, with an outside chance at Italy or the British Virgin Islands.

[Frodo]

Ghana, Togo, and Benin.  I can defray much of the cost by using that $1,200.00 debit card that was sent to me as part of the first COVID stimulus package early last year.  I have until March 2024 to use it. 

[morgieb]

Nowhere as the Australian borders will remain locked indefinitely.

[brucejoel99]

My friends & I are currently booked for a spring-break trip to London in early March. It'll be my first time leaving the U.S.

[Crumpets]

Since I'm in the UK now, it'll almost definitely be just going back to the US to see my family. Excluding the US, probably Canada as long as the border stays open. Excluding both of those and looking at more "interesting" countries I might go to, I'd love to visit some of my classmates in their hometowns after school gets out, and a Czech Republic-Italy road trip would be pretty amazing and hit about 7 of those places.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

My friends & I are currently booked for a spring-break trip to London in early March. It'll be my first time leaving the U.S.

Ever? Have fun!

[RINO Tom]

Officially have Italy booked for my family, my fiancé and my sister’s boyfriend for May 2022.  Venice to Tuscany to Rome.  Super pumped.

[brucejoel99]

My friends & I are currently booked for a spring-break trip to London in early March. It'll be my first time leaving the U.S.

Ever? Have fun!

Thanks! And yep! I wanted to go to Canada when I was 14 & visiting my uncle & aunt in VT, but we didn't find out 'til after my trip was already over that I could've done so with just my birth certificate & a notarized authorization for their watching me in lieu of a passport (which I still don't have; I'm applying now & the wait time is a bitch) & my parents, respectively.

[OBD]

Could literally be anywhere, I don't have anything planned and the next country I visit will probably have something to do with study abroad (which I haven't looked into enough). Guessing Norway.

[President Johnson]

Greece (again). Possibly next year in spring or early summer.

[100% pro-life no matter what]

At this point, it's definitely going to be Israel with my church in May!  I now have the full itinerary and also have seen the list all of the other people (all 20s/early 30s, including several good friends) who are going to be on the trip.  It looks awesome!

[here2view]

England, I'm going there on my honeymoon in December