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Posted by: Gregg

24th Oct 2022 10:44am

Now life is getting back to Normal, and we can spread our wings and travel again. Where is the best destinations you have been to, or plan on going in the next year. I have always wanted to go to Alaska so doing a cruise next year to Vancouver and then a 7-night cruise around Alaska

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jennypf
  • 13th Sep 2023 01:11pm

We need to really review how travel happens. We are killing travel destinations with our love of them. Back from 2 months in Canada - wildfires pretty much everywhere. Hoards of tourists in the Rockies - buses spewing diesel particulate, too many feet trampling nature, the rubbish, the consumerism………ironic I know as I was part of the problem.
There were too many tourists and the landscapes are getting crushed, the animals surrounded by badly behaved humans, the rubbish, the toilet paper with the detritus it comes with. It made me realise that travel was becoming just another form of consumerism.
Destinations in demand need to control visitor numbers or areas of natural beauty are just going to turn into grimy nature theme parks.
I don’t have any answers to how to do it, but conversations need to start.

Rojan3255
  • 12th Sep 2023 10:38am

I've been enchanted by Iceland's natural beauty in the past. For next year, I'm aiming for the Amalfi Coast in Italy, a blend of coastal charm, gourmet delights, and history. Here's to exciting adventures ahead!

Ellie32290128
  • 10th Sep 2023 05:11pm

Ohh I would want to travel to Europe

jabba
  • 30th Aug 2023 07:33am

We were lucky enough to do that trip, it was sensational enjoy !!

Natasa
  • 24th Aug 2023 06:21pm

Japan is one of my favourites! Super clean, safe and easy to get around. Plus it's different enough to be exciting and have a bit of a culture shock.

gobbytart
  • 24th Aug 2023 05:31pm

I've visited many spectacular places in my life. I cannot think of a holiday I haven't enjoyed. I think Antarctica is probably the most spectacular. I have been to the Peninsula twice and to the Ross Sea once. I am heading back there this year but round to the Weddell Sea to see the Emperor penguin chicks.
I enjoy small ship expeditions to remote places. One trip was sailing up the middle of the South Atlantic calling in at various remote volcanic islands including Tristan da Cunha, St Helena and Ascension Islands

Taumoor Ababakar
  • 24th Aug 2023 01:31pm

In future i want to visit northern Australia to spend my vication with my family member for the enjoymemt.

El
  • 20th Aug 2023 03:15pm

Not long back from Egypt, Jordan & Turkey, amazing trip which we were supposed to take in 2020 but had to postpone. Would love to travel to lots of places and as we aren't getting any younger need to get going.

shushu
  • 19th Aug 2023 12:05pm

I travelled to San Francisco. Went on the hop and off bus and managed to see San Francisco in a 2hour period.

PGS
  • 17th Aug 2023 11:25am

As much as I'd like to go back to Europe, I think most of mine for a while will be here or Asia.

hispania
  • 15th Aug 2023 02:25pm

I have started travelling to those places in Australia I always meant to go to and didn’t get there -Uluṟu, Mona, Daintree, Kimberleys, Wilpena Pound, Eyre Peninsula, SA Riverland

Emerald
  • 15th Aug 2023 12:34pm

New Zealand, went on a cruise at wrong time but still enjoyed myself, would go again in summer if I could

mae
  • 14th Aug 2023 06:00pm

Definitely do it. We’ve done something like this and was wonderful. We went with Scenic we did the Rocky Mountaineer stayed in great locations and the inside passage to Alaska on the Holland America cruise ship.

margcafe
  • 20th Aug 2023 02:39am
Definitely do it. We’ve done something like this and was wonderful. We went with Scenic we did the Rocky Mountaineer stayed in great locations and the inside passage to Alaska on the Holland...

Hi Mae going in 3 weeks to Canada and doing the Alaska, Rockies and so on can't wait, we should have done this trip in 2021 when it was cancelled.

capfantastic
  • 10th Aug 2023 11:35am

By the way the date you posted this is my birthday, 24th October, born at 10 minutes past 10, which is very close, but no cigar!

capfantastic
  • 10th Aug 2023 11:34am

I have always wanted to visit Greece and see all those houses cobbled into the side of the mountain. I can’t help but wonder what would happen if there was an Earthquake. Wondering about them doesn’t cause them thank goodness.

margaretjulia
  • 7th Aug 2023 12:33pm

My husband and I cruised from Hamburg to Spitsbergen (Longbean) Norway a few years ago. It was magical and we were closer to the Artic Circle than the distance between Adelaide and Sydney. The fiords were breathtaking and needing a rifle to protect from polar beers if leaving the small town limits was also breathtaking. Would love to repeat the experience.

wezo
  • 14th Jul 2023 03:40pm

have done that,what a great experience,ice glaciers everywhere,whales following us,stop in Junoe,a wild west town,well worth the travel time to get there

betty
  • 11th Jul 2023 05:14pm

New Zealand cruising twice,just loved it people scenery and Singapore also beautiful,but not planning future travel,I lost my husband last year and now staying home.

margaretjulia
  • 7th Aug 2023 12:35pm
New Zealand cruising twice,just loved it people scenery and Singapore also beautiful,but not planning future travel,I lost my husband last year and now staying home.

Great that you have nice memories of your New Zealand trips. It is another special place. Stay strong

monicag8
  • 27th Jun 2023 08:28pm

I just came back from the Gold Coast, very nice weather and the tourist spots clean and inviting. I had to cancel my trip to Melbourne so I have credit for a plane trip.

khal123
  • 20th Jun 2023 07:11pm

Hard to decide and getting better deals

pauldaw
  • 18th Jun 2023 10:33am

I don't think we are getting back to normal nor will we ever. I am planning a trip to Surfers Paradise Queensland for our 50th Wedding Anniversary.

Emerald
  • 16th Jun 2023 10:50am

Just came back from a cruise to New Zealand in March, wrong time of year but enjoyed myself.... only disappointment is I came home with the Flu

leafyleaf
  • 15th Jun 2023 06:00pm

Life is not getting back to Normal.

PGS
  • 17th Aug 2023 11:21am
Life is not getting back to Normal.

My 'normal' is similar to organised chaos - hasn't changed much.

Mal
  • 14th Jun 2023 02:59pm

I just returned from London and am planning to go to the US in September. I'm also going interstate next month and I cannot wait!

Brittany 32382508
  • 7th Jun 2023 02:57pm

My partner and I currently have 1 month trip booked around Europe (who wouldn't be up for going away to Europe) in 2 months. The ideal time at the peak of European Summer with friends and endless eating. With the days flying by I will be on the flight in no time.

Magbags
  • 7th Jun 2023 02:47pm

I would love to go to Canada, I am planning on going after school is all finished. I might travel alone or with friends that would be interested. My plan is to work in the snow mountains there and spend the season snowboarding and skiing.

Razorfish
  • 2nd Jun 2023 01:13pm

I would love to go to Fiji - or any pacific island to be honest. Warm water and lots of swimming and snorkelling etc.

PGS
  • 17th Aug 2023 11:23am
I would love to go to Fiji - or any pacific island to be honest. Warm water and lots of swimming and snorkelling etc.

I was going to Fiji about 2 decades back. Tried 3 times.

1st try: military coup. cancelled.
2nd try: military coup. cancelled.
3rd try: cyclone.

decided it was better for the Fijians if I didn't try again.

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