Dayum ... keep forgetting that the Vatican is an independent country. It didn't feel like I was crossing a country border, since I left my passport in my apt in Prati (2min walking from St. Peter's Basilica).

When did USA States become part of this????:(

Dont get around much.

Mexico
Germany
Austria
Hungary
England
Wales
Scotland

Damn shame cannot get out of Kansas Much Any More!:(

I haven't been to that many foreign countries

Italy
Austria
Germany

And while we're listing states:
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mississippi
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Washington DC

Portugal
Spain
Gibralter
Morocco
Algeria

In the United States:
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Massachussetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
DC (does it count?)
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
California
Washington

Italy - Lived there for 6 years
Turkey - born there and stayed for another 2 years
Germany
Spain
Vatican
U.K.
Cyprus
Greece
Hungary
Slovakia
Austria
Switzerland
Belgium
Netherlands
Denmark
Malta
San Marino
Croatia
Yugoslavia
Czech Republic
Slovenia
Luxemborg
Liechtenstein
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Egypt
France
Monaco
Poland
Panama
Saudi Arabia
Bahamas
Costa Rica
Azores

It is so nice to be an Air Force child

my goal is to visit Cuba sometime in the next 5 years. I figured there's somewhere btwn 5 and 10 years before Castro dies. And y'all know that Havana won't be the same once development starts.

Ya gotta say it properly... La Habana CUUUUUUUUUUBAAAAAAAAA! :D

OK... getting back on topic. :)

Countries I've visited:

Venezuela (lived in Caracas for four years, visited Maracaibo)
Aruba (very brief port call)
Curacao (very brief port call)
Germany (two years courtesy of the USAF)
Luxembourg
Mexico (Acuña, Nuevo Laredo, Piedras Negras)

And since we're also talking U.S. states:

Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
California*
Colorado**
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida*
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
Nevada*
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York***
North Carolina
Ohio
Oklahoma*
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Texas*
Utah (does connecting in Salt Lake City count? ;))
Virginia*

* lived there
** stationed there while in the Air Force
*** born and lived there

Sadly, when he dies there are already people in line to take over where he left off. I suggest moving to another country, getting citizenship, apply for a passport and take your trip then :)

Haven't travelled to as many places as Mr. 1228 (he travels on business quite a bit) but here goes

Canada (Vancouver and Toronto). Toronto is one of my all time fave cities (much to the dismay of Mr. 1228, who is from Montreal)
England. Loved London, the underground, the shopping, the people
Mexico (Cozumel)-loved the beaches
Grand Cayman-beaches
St. Maarten, Netherland Antilles (the beach and the people)
Jamaica-the scenery

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 :)