Netherlands Germany France Spain Portugal U.S. Mexico Australia New Zealand Italy Morocco Belgium England Fiji(not sure if that is a country or not.)
Europe Germany Former East Germany Poland Czech Republic Hungary Croatia Serbia Turkey Greece Liechtenstein Austria Switzerland Vatican Italy France Spain France Belgium Netherlands Luxemburg England Scotland Denmark Sweden Norway (In Europe, not yet been to: Andorra Finland Ireland Wales Portugal Slovakia Slovenia Albania Belarus Ukraine Latvia Estonia Lithuania Romania Bulgaria Cyprus Malta Färo Islands Iceland Greenland Russia) Africa: Tunisia Egypt United Arab Emirates (Dubai) South Africa Asia: South Korea Japan Thailand Sri Lanka Maldives Singapore Hong Kong South America: Venezuela Brazil Argentina Central America/Caribbean: Mexico Cuba Virgin Islands St. Maarten (France/Netherlands) Bahamas (yeah I know they are not really Caribbean...) Puerto Rico (since it was listed separately here...) North America: Canada United States (incl. Hawaii and Alaska) TEXAS Never been to Australia/New Zealand/South Pacific. (So I guess it's close to 50 now. But there are still a lot of places on my list... Some of the next places I would really love to see... Easter Islands Galapagos Islands Chile Uruguay Panama Costa Rica Bora Bora China Tibet Seychelles Namibia More realistic in the short term: Portugal Estonia Ireland Finland Malta Cyprus By the way, I am going back to Dubai the day after tomorrow...for five days.)
By the way...I think we all cannot hold a candle to my fellow alum here: http://www.eptours.com/whois1.htm Ted's profession/hobby is travel, and he lives and breathes it. In fact, Ted may be the only person you know who has traveled to every country in the world! As of January 2004 Ted had traveled to 307 of the 317 countries and destinations on the official list of the Travelers' Century Club ("TCC") of Los Angeles. For example: 1) He has visited every country/TCC destination in Europe (67). 2) Ted has visited every country/TCC destination in Africa (52). 3) He has visited every country/TCC destination in Asia (48). 4) He has visited every country/TCC destination in the Pacific Ocean (40) except Wake Island. 5) He has visited every country/TCC destination in the Caribbean Sea (27). 6) He has visited every country/TCC destination in the Near and Middle East (21). 7) He has visited every country/TCC destination in the Indian Ocean (14). 8) He has visited every country/TCC destination in South America (13). 9) He has visited every country/TCC destination in the Atlantic Ocean (13). 10) He has visited every country/TCC destination in Central America (8). 11) He has visited every country/TCC destination in North America (5). 12) But he has NOT yet visited the 9 TCC destinations in Antarctica. Of these destinations, 8 converge at the South Pole. The ninth destination is a Russian Antarctic base.
Hey, I'm a large % Scottish, and my wife is half Dutch, so I'll bow to your opinion, having immense fondness for the Netherlands. BTW, does Friesland consider themselves a separate country under the Queen??
Off the top of my head.. france spain italy germany hungary belgium holland denmark sweden England Scotland Wales Turkey Portugal Russia Czech Republic Austria Switzerland Greece South Africa Kenya Japan Korea Phillipines Taiwan Australia USA Canada not including airport stopovers.
It's a joke. It's a huge state. Having driven across the whole thing, I know. It's the only state that became part of the US via Treaty, and the only one that can fly the state flag at the same level as the US flag. No big deal.
Stepped on land in the United States, Mexico, England, France, Scotland, Australia, Austria, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, Vatican City and Thailand Been in the airports of, Tahiti New Zealand Japan
Well I don't give up that Scotland is a country. From the CIA world factbook "England has existed as a unified entity since the 10th century; the union between England and Wales, begun in 1284 with the Statute of Rhuddlan, was not formalized until 1536 with an Act of Union; in another Act of Union in 1707, England and Scotland agreed to permanently join as Great Britain; the legislative union of Great Britain and Ireland was implemented in 1801, with the adoption of the name the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland" If Scotland is a country then so are all the states in the United States of America.
ok apperently i was wrong, i did some research(wich means ask a somebody who studied history) and he said that legaly schotland is not a country . But i would not say that to schottish people, because they do see themselves as a country.(IMO they are a country) I think Friesland would like to think as themselves as a different country, I cannot understand a word they say. But they are part of the netherlands
I've been to :- Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, China (HK) USA, Mexico, Canada England, Ireland, Scotland Nigeria Germany, France, Monaco, Denmark, Sweden, Austria, Italy, Belgium, The Netherlands One year British Airways sent me set of Concorde cufflinks because I had travelled to 5 continents with them in 12 months.
