@MaryMamuzich you can always enjoy the pictures! It's quite expensive and takes time to travel between the continents, if you don't live close to a bigger airport with intercontinental flights. This is what I usually want to experience when I travel: 1. Warm and sunny places by the sea (because of our winters). 2. Nature. 3. Cities. If I would go to the USA I would like to see New York- it feels epic. Then I would like to get a real experience of the country, both when it comes to nature, people and culture. Not only stay with other tourists at the most famous places. My son bought a book about recommended road trips in the States. He is also very interested in going there). I hope we will make it there one day... when we have enough time, money and aren't hindered by the pandemic or mandatory vaccines (we don't want to have it because of the known risks).

@MaryMamuzich I think it's harder for us that have grown up and always lived in smaller places, to visit big cities. I feel stressed and sometimes insecure, even if I'm interested in them and I think people in big cities are interesting as well. Last time we went to Thailand we stayed in Bangkok (10 million people) first, for four days. It was nice, but the noise and traffic made me tired and stressed. I would never stay in a city for a whole trip... the same thing if I would go to NY or LA or any other big city in the US.

@tanjaostman New York is beautiful in the fall. I've never been to NY city and don't plan on ever going there but the rural areas of the state are pretty.

@tanjaostman I'm not a fan of CA, I don't like LA when I go the CA I feel stressed and want to leave but northern CA is pretty nice.