Post: #76

any other high achievers?

Post: #77

not a high achiever but ive been to

NZ
Fiji
Singapore
Malaysia
england
Italy
france
Holland
Switzerland
Austria
Germany

Post: #78

I've been to a continuous line of neighbouring countries from Morocco to Japan (via Spain/France/The Netherlands/Germany/Poland/Lithuania/Latvia/Estonia/Russia). Also been to Portugal/Ireland/UK/Hungary/Austria/Slovakia/Czech Republic/Romania/Greece in Europe and Turkey/Nepal/Thailand/Laos/Cambodia/Vietnam in Asia as well as Australia.

Need 3 more countries to get to 30, thinking any combination of Balkans (Serbia/Croatia/Montenegro), United States, Switzerland, South Korea and Scandinavia (Denmark/Norway/Sweden).

Need to hit up South America on a career break.

Post: #79

Portugal
Spain
Andorra
France
Belgium
Netherlands
UK
Ireland
Italy
Turkey
Marroco
Tunisia
Germany
Poland
Austria
Czech Republic
Hungary
Slovakia
Ukraine
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
Denmark
Sweden
Cuba
Dominican Republic
USA
Brazil
China

Already booked:
Croatia
Serbia
Greece

Post: #80

Portugal
Spain
France
Italy
England
Scotland
Belgium
Netherlands
Norway
Sweden
Vatican state
Greece
Cyprus
Egypt
Mexico
Brazil
Cuba
Sri Lanka
Monaco

Aiming this year:
Bosnia
Montenegro
Croatia
Sao Tome e Principe

Post: #81

(12-06-2016 07:54 AM)MANic Wrote:  is everyone on this forum extremely affluent. How does one finance such lifestyles?

digital nomad

Post: #82

97 so far, looking forward to celebrate the 100th.
Will be Burma next August, progressing from Tajikistan and Thailand.

From Europe it's relatively easy as you have literally 45 countries at your doorstep, or at least a weekend trip away.
From Armenia to Portugal it ain't really that difficult.
No visa required (except Belarus - which last I heard is dropping it for Euro passports - and Russia).

Took advantage of the dashing growth of Turkish airlines in the last 5 years.
TK allowed for a convenient 1-stop connection to virtually everywhere in the Balkans, Caspian, Middle East and Asia.

Places which used to require convoluted routings at hefty prices, suddenly became accessible and cheap, getting me the Gold status in the process (I remember the nightmare to get to Kazakhstan back in 2007).

Honestly I would have not splushed the cash for a weekend in Kirghizistan, had not been for TK.

I work long hours as a local manager for an insurance company, therefore most of the Euro trips have been short, just for the sake of the 'flag' (but always with an overnight or 2), while for proper holidays I always go long haul, throwing in at minimum 1 country alongside my main destination.

This way is not hard to build some nice combo, while sampling the local beauties on the go.
Got fond memories of Vietnam/Cambodia, Colombia/Cuba, Perù/Bolivia, Zambia/Zimbabwe.


So my tip is be creative. With little of homework it's possible to have fun and see the country list growing, for the geeks out there, of course.

Post: #83

Austria
Belgium
Brazil
Bulgaria
Chile
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Egypt
Ethiopia
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
India
Israel
Italy
Kenya
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Peru
Poland
Romania
Singapore
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Tanzania
Thailand
Turkey
Ukraine
United Kingdom
United States

No plans in the near future for more countries. Maybe next year

Post: #84

Argentina
Australia
Austria
Bahamas
Barbados
Belgium
Bosnia Herzegovina
Brazil
Canada
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Croatia
Czech Republic
Denmark
Dominican Republic
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland {Republic}
Israel
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Jordan
Mexico
Monaco
Montenegro
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Norway
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Poland
Romania
Serbia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Thailand
Turkey
Ukraine
United Kingdom
United States
Uruguay
Vatican City

+10-12 coming before the end of the year

Post: #85

42 countries by 28.

Did all 6 liveable continents before I was 25.

North America

Canada

South America

Brazil
Argentina
Paraguay

Europe

Spain
France
England
Scotland
Wales
Belgium
Netherlands
Germany
Switzerland
Austria
Italy
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Hungary
Czech Republic
Slovakia
Slovenia
Croatia
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Montenegro
Monaco
Vatican City

Asia

Nepal
Thailand
Cambodia
Vietnam
Malaysia
Singapore
Indonesia
Japan

Oceania

Australia
New Zealand
New Caledonia

Africa

Cape Verde

Europe's sort of easy to smash out in one fell go; I did the bulk of them altogether and flew maybe 3 times in that period; out of choice than anything, given how cheap flights are.

I do want to do more of EE soon, maybe the Middle East and the USA.

Post: #86

39

Easiest to bang has been Philippines by far.

Post: #87

21 but I am not counting transit airports

Post: #88

Only like 8 or 9. Never really had too much of an interest visiting anywhere longer than a 3-4 hour flight via Latin America from the states. Although I probably am missing out on a lot as opposed to if I made a career out of traveling lol.

Post: #89

25
including 11 years of expatriation. it s actually not that much.
But to visit a country which is quite vast , you have to visit many cities .

PS : airport stops or passing by by train don't count.

Post: #90

France. Netherlands Germany Spain turkey Austria

Post: #91

So far:
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Czech Republic
France
Germany
Greece
Italy
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Slovakia
Spain
Switzerland
United Kingdom

including the fact that I lived in three of those countries for at least a few months.

My future plans include more of Eastern Europe (Ukraine, Belarus, Batlics), surely Latin America ( and I hope to visit all the countries in there) and well also Asia that's for sure (Thailand is a must). I also wish to see Fiji or some other Pacific islands.