Help me make a quick decision

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Anonymous wrote:for the same price I am picking Italy.

In July?? Hell no. I will never again set foot in Europe in July or August. Totally, impossibly overrun with the worst kind of tourists.

Not in Bolzano. The hotel Stadt Hotel Città is absolutely lovely. I’d recover from jet lag there.

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I did a six day trip with my adult daughter to Europe right after Thanksgiving. That was great and you will enjoy the time together, wherever you choose.

I agree with letting your DC choose the destination and plan activities, including some separate time for each of you.

I do worry that most of Europe is too crowded and too hot during summer months, except Scandinavia, but I don’t know the Dolomites.

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Anonymous wrote:One day in Quebec City was plenty for me. Anywhere else, for eight days would get my vote. The fact that it’s Italy makes it a no brainer..even with it being this summer.

Hard disagree. NP. Italy in summer is not a walk in the park depending on where you stay how you arrive. Italy is amazing - one of my fave destinations but I would most certainly not call it easy.

QC is as close to European scenery as you get w/o going there. Cafes, shopping, very quaint. Yes, combine w Montreal old town and it's a lovely easy outing in July. Europe is NEVER easy. It's lovely and beautiful and always welcomed as someone who goes often but no. Not in the least easy v to staying on the continent!

I love Canada, but you’ll struggle to fill a week in Montreal and Quebec, ultimately feeling bored and kicking yourself for not opting to make the trip to Italy. Just go to Italy.

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I do a road trip to Canada because it’s a good opportunity for lots of quality time and you can make interesting stops on the way

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Anonymous wrote:If you go to Quebec, you might want to combine Montreal and Quebec City.

This for Canada. Both cities would be a win.

For Italy, the first 2 days will be jet lagged.

Would you pay X for 5 days in Italy?

I would go for it. Particularly if it would be more of an outdoorsy vacay instead of a culture vulture tour. Being outside will reset your clock.

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If you are heading to Europe in July, do the easier thing and go to Quebec. You won't need 8 days in Quebec City, so visit Montreal. Montreal is amazing.

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Anonymous wrote:I would have the young adult choose. Have them own the decision - then it's on them to have a good time.

This.

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There’s literally no comparison. You’ll be bored in Canada for a week.

Fly to Italy, check into your hotel, and take a two hour nap. You won’t feel jet lag.

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Anonymous wrote:I would have the young adult choose. Have them own the decision - then it's on them to have a good time.

This.

If you are paying for a trip for your adult child, I don't think you need to give them total control.