I haven't done a huge amount of travelling, but I've done a fair bit. I've been to most of europe, except for scandinavia and the old soviets like Poland etc. I've been to New Zealand too, but that's it.
My boss loves to travel though, and has been to a bewildering number of places. It turns out that my big boss is the same. He has only been in the job for a month, and before that he was travelling for five months. It's something he does "every few years"
Anyway, talking to them about some of the places they've visited is amasing. I'm starting to think I should take advantage of the cheap ferry deals you often see and pop over to see the frogs.
Mont Saint-Michel would be up there near the top of things I'd like to see in france.
Closer to home, I'd love to go the Lake District. From what I've seen it's just as beautiful as anything you'll find overseas, and it's only a few hours drive away! This summer I might just be able to treat myself to a long weekend in the Lake District if I work a few extra hours (and convince someone to come with haha).
I think I'd also enjoy a trip in the far-east. I know Oli really loved his trip around Japan. I've got a friend who went on a trip around cambodia, vietnam, and a few other countries in the region. He loved it too, and I think it would be great to see a completely different culture. The only problem is, it would be massively expensive!
