Have you travelled to another country?

Regarding your travels outside your home nation, select all that apply.

  • I have never travelled outside my home nation.

    Votes: 3 10.3%

  • I have travelled to a nation that shares a border with my home nation.

    Votes: 24 82.8%

  • I have taken a flight to another nation that took more than 4 hours.

    Votes: 20 69.0%

  • I have travelled to a different continent from my home continent.

    Votes: 20 69.0%

  • I have travelled to a place where the most common language is different from my native language.

    Votes: 24 82.8%

  • I have travelled to a European nation (if my home is not in Europe).

    Votes: 14 48.3%

  • I have travelled to an Asian nation (if my home is not in Asia).

    Votes: 10 34.5%

  • I have travelled to an African nation (if my home is not in Africa).

    Votes: 4 13.8%

  • I have travelled to a North American nation(if my home is not in North America).

    Votes: 9 31.0%

  • I have travelled to a South American nation (if my home is not in South America).

    Votes: 6 20.7%
  • Total voters
    29
Seems like most people do but i dont have a "bucket-list"... i just do what i want to do whenever i want to do it to the best of my ability.!!!
 
Does it count if the "travel" was in a canoe, and involved no contact with any people at all?

We talking landscape or people?
 
iceaura said:
Does it count if the "travel" was in a canoe, and involved no contact with any people at all?

We talking landscape or people?
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Tell us where you went in a canoe and we'll convene a panel and decide whether to allow this as "travel".
 
Well, I don't have much to say.
I was born in Puerto Plata, D. R.
I traveled to Spain in 1996.
I traveled twice to the USA in 1996 and 1997.
I went to Haiti by bus in 2000.
Now I live in Florida, USA since last year.
I have gone to New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
 
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While I was in the USN I slept in 72 countries, traveled through a few more. Some guys used "30 days paid leave annually" to go home. I used it to go everywhere but home.
 
Never been to Asia, Africa, South America, Australia. Not sure I need to go, but it might be fun.
 
origin said:
Good move IMO.
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My secondary motivator for joining the Navy. I had been in three states when I graduated from high school, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. But unlike some of my classmates I knew there was a larger world out there. For them a trip to Chicago was an adventure. I wanted to spend the night in a tent listening to lions hunt somewhere in the darkness.
 
Gawdzilla Sama said:
My secondary motivator for joining the Navy. I had been in three states when I graduated from high school, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana. But unlike some of my classmates I knew there was a larger world out there. For them a trip to Chicago was an adventure. I wanted to spend the night in a tent listening to lions hunt somewhere in the darkness.
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I was in the Navy for 8 years, but I was on a SSBN so I got to see a lot of the inside of a submarine. NOT a good move IMO. :D
 
I've been to relatively few places: Canada, Mexico, Japan, China/Taiwan, and Thailand.

Eventually I would go to more places. I'm most interested in the Ethiopian Highlands.
 
Facial said:
I've been to relatively few places: Canada, Mexico, Japan, China/Taiwan, and Thailand.

Eventually I would go to more places. I'm most interested in the Ethiopian Highlands.
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Try driving around the Med in a VW microbus. That was 1973, I don't know if you could do the trip today. Weirdest part of the trip was going to Cyprus, getting a visa on a slip of paper, traveling to Israel, backing up to the border and driving down to Egypt. (Yes, we were stoned, so what?) When we got back to Cyrus they removed the piece of paper and we went on to Egypt. (Gymnastics were required due to the type of passport we were traveling with.)
 
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