Countries You Have Traveled to

my family goes to somewhere like las vegas for a treat every few years, but yearly we ussually go to france of spain.
 
That means you're going somewhere, after all.
 
I've been in the USA my entire life, but I've been to a handful of states: Florida, California, Texas, Georgia, New York, Connecticut, Washington, D.C., and Virginia. (I think that's all of them)
 
>>Nelson Muntz
>I'm not going anywhere this summer, because I'm going to. Olympics <3

This is what I meant.
 
But the Olympics are next year, dear.
 
I've only been to four states here in the U.S.A. (Texas (Where I live), Louisiana, Arkansas, and Missouri)

Not much of a traveler. :P
 
Only the US for now (Pennsylvania [I live here], Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, and Florida).

However, next year I'm taking a school trip with the gifted program to England, France, and Italy.

You Europeans are lucky. Your countries are all right next to each other.
 
But not every European country is that easy to visit.
If you live in a country that belongs to the EU (European Union), you're free to visit any other EU country, without identification.
However, if you get into a non-EU country in Europe, you'll need to identify, as soon as that country begins.
 
Cyprus?
I was there, but this more like a wonderful Hotel, in the middle of nowhere.
I mean, everything looked like a poor country, just the Hotel looked rich.

At least, I was on the Turkish half of the island, it could differ on the Greek half, though.
 
Yami, I have to disagree with you.

I was in the western Cuprys. Everything there was rich, country itself and the hotels.
 
I guess we were on 2 different parts then.
 
My list will be sort of long.

I've been to:

  • Brazil (where I live)
  • Spain (lived there for 10 months)
  • Portugal
  • France
  • Germany
  • Italy
  • Vatican
  • United Kingdom
  • Greece
  • Croatia
  • Argentina

I've also been to Zurich Airport, in Switzerland, if that counts. :P

I'll add Canada to that list next January. :D
 
Sadly, I've never left my home country (USA).
But I might be going to Canada on vacation next year. I hope...
 
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