LOL I was wondering the same thing. The thread is about Foreign country travel.

Belize - when i go in March! :D I'm supa excited

I've been pretty limited in my travel... only been to Canada, St. Thomas and St. Martin/Maarten. But I'm going to Australia in 6 days for study abroad!!! And I get to say I've been to London and Singapore too since I have stopovers there :D Might visit New Zealand too... so excited!

What would happen if you travel to Cuba with a US Passport? Does Cuba have problems with that, or our beloved USA does? I've heard people getting hefty fines for visiting Cuba (or if US Immigration found any Cuban stamps on your passport).

I have been to:

Mexico
Hong Kong (before hand over to China)
South Korea
England
Scotland
Wales
Belgium
Germany
Poland

I have to say, with all honesty, I've enjoyed each and every one of those places!

.....Kelly :)

Austria
France
Germany
Belgium
India

I've traveled

Belgium, it was ok
Italy--We went all over the country and I WILL LIVE THERE! And the Vatican , which the art work was amazing in person
And Greece, which was so beautiful, it reminded me of the Smokey'

States:
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Connecticut
Delware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Kentucky
Louisiana(of course)
Massachuettes
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Tennesse
Mississippi
Texas(many times)
North and South Carolina
Wyoming
Montana
Oklahoma

I've only been to Morrocco.
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No, I know quite a few Americans that have gone to Cuba with the US government knowing about it. But I think it may be different now since they enacted a new change in the last year or so...

Anyway, the thing is that a lot of places won't stamp your passport. So if you fly in from another country (other than the US) into Cuba, they may do you a favor and not stamp your US passport.

-Rudey

Yugoslavia (from there) but since it's not called that I'll say Serbia and Montenegro.

Costa Rica (all over, 6 weeks)

Russia (Moscow, 6 weeks)

Olkhon/Irkutsk (1 week in the middle of Siberia)

Spain (all over, 6 weeks)

Most times, Cuban immigration will stamp the entry visa on a separate piece of paper that you turn in on exit, keeping your passport clean, if you enter from a third country such as Mexico or Canada. If you have legal authorization to visit Cuba (in very limited circumstances), I think the Department of State will probably make a note on your passport that the travel was authorized.

US-issued credit cards are not valid in Cuba, so you're pretty much restricted to hard currency, which Cuba loves for you to spend at their Diplotienda stores (which only allow payment in hard currency).

If traveling legally, you're limited to no more than $100 total value in Cuban-made goods. And forget about peeling off the labels from them Cuban cee-gars - U.S. Customs will assume they're Cuban in origin and seize them. And put your name in TECS (Treasury Enforcement Computer System) - guaranteed to get you roto-rootered every time you go through Customs at any port of entry!

(Just for the record, never been to CUUUUUUUUBAAAAA!, but growing up in La Habana en el exilio (read: Miami) comes close! :D)

I've been to every continent except Antarctica so here goes:

NORTH AMERICA
Canada (every province except Newfoundland. I have also been to the territory of Nunavut).
USA (Washington, Oregon, California, Hawaii (3x), New York, Massachusetts
, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana, Illinois, Nevada)
Mexico (4 times)
Cuba (twice)

SOUTH AMERICA
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay

AFRICA
South Africa
Botswana
Zimbabwe
Zambia
Cape Verde

ASIA
Hong Kong (pre 1997)
Singapore
Malaysia
China
Vietnam
Dubai
Kuwait
Bahrain
Oman
Qatar
India

AUSTRALIA (including the state of Tasmania & the city of Perth)

EUROPE
Germany
Austria
Italy
England
Finland
Belgium
Netherlands
France

I was born in England, does that still count?

Anyway, I have been to

England,
Scotland,
France,
Germany,
Switzerland,
Austria,
Spain,
Portugal,
Belgium,
The Netherlands,
Italy,
Jordan,
Iraq,
Kuwait,
St Lucia,

And probably a few more that I can't remember right now. We travelled through Europe with my Grandma before she died so i got to see a lot then :D

USA
Japan

I do love to travel, i'm just poor (my brother paid for the Japan trip last April for his wedding).

Foreign countries:
Russia
I'm hoping to add Italy in the next year or two, I'm currently learning Italian.

US States (halfway done):
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Minnesota
Iowa (well, I live there)
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Washington, D.C.
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
New York

I need to travel some more. Here's where I've been:

Canada
Mexico
Grand Cayman
Jamaica
The Bahamas
Switzerland (the airport but I am counting it anyway)
Israel
England

Where I want to go:
Spain
France
The Netherlands
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
Sweden
Brazil
Argentina
Australia

Among others...

It has been a while
 

Since my last post in 2005, I've added several countries:

Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Paraguay
Puerto Rico (depends, if you count this as a country instead of US commonwealth)

I count Puerto Rico as a US protectorate. Which isn't to say it is not it's own country. It depends on your definition of the word "country" though, I would imagine.

Foreign Nation-States that I have visited:

United Kingom
United Netherlands
Federal Republic of Germany (Nordhein-Westfallen)

I've been to..
-Aruba
-Mexico (several times, Cancun twice and Acapulco once)
-Canada (Toronto twice for a fraternity formal)

And this May, I will be going to Italy (Rome, Florence, Capri, and Venice) with my family for two weeks.

Italy (twice)
Greece
France (three times)
Monaco
Switzerland
Belgium
Scotland
England
Canada
Mexico

Lots of states--I think there are only about 5 or 6 I've never been to (Pacific NW and the desert).

This is the first summer in a long time that nobody in our house is going to Europe. Mr. NUB&B and I are going to Bermuda in June and England next May, daughters and I are going to Paris in March for spring break.

in Palau, the Blue Corner is a pristine diving spot. Jellyfish Lake is pretty neat, too. They're the only stingless jellysfish in the world or something.

I'm having a hard time coming up with everywhere I've traveled because when I was young I went a lot of places being an Air Force kid. So, besides those places I've been to:
*Canada
*Mexico
*England
*Italy
*France
*Vatican City
*Thailand
*Scotland
*Hong Kong (before the change)
*China
*Belgium
*Netherlands
*Bahamas
*Caymans

And I've been to all 50 states, DC, and Puerto Rico.

I'm hoping to go to Switzerland, New Zealand, and South Africa sometime. I'm trying to find some volunteer work or an internship in one of those places.