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Poll: Some Questions about Travel

Travel, voyages, flights – some love it, some hate it. Some of us live for it! What about you? Take the poll questions below and let’s hear from you 🙂

  • Question of

    Do you live in the country you were born in?

    • Yes
    • No
  • Question of

    Have you ever lived in another country for a year or more?

    • Yes
    • No
  • Question of

    When did you last cross an international frontier?

    • Less than a year ago
    • More than a year ago
    • Never
  • Question of

    Do you enjoy overseas travel?

    • Yes
    • No
    • n/a
  • Question of

    What do you look for most in a holiday?

    • Sun, beach, swimming
    • Food and drink
    • Cultural experience
    • Night life and Romance
    • Trekking and wilderness
    • Other (please comment!)
  • Question of

    What’s the worst country you’ve ever visited and why? Please answer in the comments 🙂

    • I’ll tell you in the comments!
    • n/a
  • Question of

    What’s the best country you’ve ever visited and why? Please answer in the comments 🙂

    • I’ll tell you in the comments!
    • n/a

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What do you think?

21 Points

32 Comments

  1. Hard to pinpoint which place I love the most. I love Seoul in South Korea, Bangkok in Thailand and all the New England states in US. The only country that I explored outside Malaysia are Singapore and the USA. So country wise, it’s USA but I love Seoul the most! You don’t have to go outside Seoul to experience the past; lots of ancient castles and traditional homes.

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    • I love both of those countries too, Ellie! I spent a month cycling around mainland Greece when I was younger, and Italy is just fabulous, both north and south. I’ve spent time in Sicily and Sardinia in the last couple of years, and I’m heading to Rome for a few days soon 🙂

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  2. The worst country was Canada. Toronto was like visiting Chicago, where I live.
    Best was southern France. I’m fascinated by the Medieval period and I got to see some towns from back then.

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  3. The only nations I have traveled outside of Panama have been the U S and Canada in 1976 to see the Summer Olympic Games in Montreal. Canada was nice place to visit.

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    • I know! I guess the whole budget airline phenomenon is confined to Europe. If I’m flexible, I can fly to a different country and back for less than 20 bucks 🙂

    • Well, the thing about the US (or Russia, I guess) is that it’s such an enormous country, that you don’t need to leave its shores in order to fly for hours to a different time zone and experience a completely different weather and (in some cases) cuisine. So Americans definitely are different! And PS you are not boring, my friend 🙂