How many countries has your teen been to?

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Mine:

New Zealand
Australia
Fiji
Japan
Singapore
Korea
Russia
Senegal
Uganda
South Africa
Botswana (day trip from South Africa so maybe doesn't count)
Namibia
England
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Canada
Greenland
Iceland
Antarctica (not a country, but...)
Bahamas
Texas.


Texas? Is this a joke??
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Mine:

New Zealand
Australia
Fiji
Japan
Singapore
Korea
Russia
Senegal
Uganda
South Africa
Botswana (day trip from South Africa so maybe doesn't count)
Namibia
England
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Canada
Greenland
Iceland
Antarctica (not a country, but...)
Bahamas
Texas.


Texas? Is this a joke??


Joke? I don’t know? I listed Southern Maryland earlier in the thread. I was serious, kind of.
Anonymous
Teen kids have been overseas a couple times and to the Caribbean a couple times too. We don’t have the funds for copious amounts of international travel. Additionally, kids don’t have the time. Sports, band, scouts, and lest we forget, school, and the window for travel in our lives is pretty limited.

As great as the international trips are, and they have been great. Some of the kid’s favorite trips are going on family trips to OBX with their cousins, or a long weekend trip to NYC to see a show and go shopping.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Mine:

New Zealand
Australia
Fiji
Japan
Singapore
Korea
Russia
Senegal
Uganda
South Africa
Botswana (day trip from South Africa so maybe doesn't count)
Namibia
England
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Canada
Greenland
Iceland
Antarctica (not a country, but...)
Bahamas
Texas.


Texas? Is this a joke??


Joke? I don’t know? I listed Southern Maryland earlier in the thread. I was serious, kind of.


Well I missed yours but Texas isn't a country. Op asked how many countries your kid has been
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Mine:

New Zealand
Australia
Fiji
Japan
Singapore
Korea
Russia
Senegal
Uganda
South Africa
Botswana (day trip from South Africa so maybe doesn't count)
Namibia
England
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Canada
Greenland
Iceland
Antarctica (not a country, but...)
Bahamas
Texas.


Texas? Is this a joke??


Joke? I don’t know? I listed Southern Maryland earlier in the thread. I was serious, kind of.


Well I missed yours but Texas isn't a country. Op asked how many countries your kid has been


I agree, but plenty of Texans would love to secede and become their own country. I say let them try it. I give them a year until they come crawling back.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:15 and 11 yo. Japan, s Korea, Taiwan, china, Thailand, Australia, uk, France, spain, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, turkey, Italy, Greece, Monaco, Canada, Vatican City, Indonesia. Mostly because we lived abroad when they were young. I don’t think the number of countries means anything. Going to Thailand and spending the whole time at a resort doesn’t really expand the mind as much as going to New Orleans or Boston and walking around the city and learning about their history. We have done a few trips to resort-y areas of se Asia, and when we stay at a resort only, it feels Disney-fied, even when you venture out on day trips. Kind of like going to Jamaica and just hanging out at the resort and going on a field trip to the waterfalls with other tourists.


I don’t get people who go to another country and stay in a US hotel resort on the water with all vacationers, mostly Americans.

Our last trip was Puerto Rico and we rented a house in a residential neighborhood. Shopped in the local grocery stores and small restaurants that was all local. We actually stayed in the neighborhood Bad Bunny grew up, a working class neighborhood.

Even going to Paradise Island I had to rent a car to drive around. We went to grocery stores in the area and women would ask for money. I always give money. It won’t affect me in any way and it might help the women get what they need. Our next trip is Spain.

Unfortunately the Ivy admissions skipped over our age group in the family. Maybe next generation either that or it ended with the generation above my husband and me. And I thought almost every child was in the 99th percentile. No?



You do know Puerto Rico is an American territory and citizens are US citizens? So you stayed in a working class neighborhood of Americans. How exotic.

Then you are bragging about driving around the exotic Bahamas and giving money out to people? Offensive and weird.



Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Mine:

New Zealand
Australia
Fiji
Japan
Singapore
Korea
Russia
Senegal
Uganda
South Africa
Botswana (day trip from South Africa so maybe doesn't count)
Namibia
England
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Canada
Greenland
Iceland
Antarctica (not a country, but...)
Bahamas
Texas.


Texas? Is this a joke??


Joke? I don’t know? I listed Southern Maryland earlier in the thread. I was serious, kind of.


Well I missed yours but Texas isn't a country. Op asked how many countries your kid has been


It's clearly a joke people.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Mine:

New Zealand
Australia
Fiji
Japan
Singapore
Korea
Russia
Senegal
Uganda
South Africa
Botswana (day trip from South Africa so maybe doesn't count)
Namibia
England
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Canada
Greenland
Iceland
Antarctica (not a country, but...)
Bahamas
Texas.


Texas? Is this a joke??


Joke? I don’t know? I listed Southern Maryland earlier in the thread. I was serious, kind of.


Well I missed yours but Texas isn't a country. Op asked how many countries your kid has been


I agree, but plenty of Texans would love to secede and become their own country. I say let them try it. I give them a year until they come crawling back.


Texas is still not a country. Lets keep on topic.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Mine:

New Zealand
Australia
Fiji
Japan
Singapore
Korea
Russia
Senegal
Uganda
South Africa
Botswana (day trip from South Africa so maybe doesn't count)
Namibia
England
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
Argentina
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Canada
Greenland
Iceland
Antarctica (not a country, but...)
Bahamas
Texas.


Texas? Is this a joke??


Joke? I don’t know? I listed Southern Maryland earlier in the thread. I was serious, kind of.


Well I missed yours but Texas isn't a country. Op asked how many countries your kid has been


It's clearly a joke people.


I don't think so
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Is this some parenting competition I don’t know about?


new mission unlocked
Anonymous
Regarding the posters naming a city as opposed to the country:
I just figured it was there way of saying that when visiting that country they only stayed in one city, as opposed to other countries they have visit where they went to several cities/small towns all over the place.
For example, I've been to Amsterdam and didn't go anywhere else in the Netherlands-strictly stayed in Amsterdam. So while I can truthfully say I've been to the Netherlands, it's more accurate to just say Amsterdam. But Spain? I have family friends that are Spanish and I've visited them for entire summers several times. I've been to dozens of cities and small towns all over-so it's more accurate to just say "Spain" rather than a huge list.
Anonymous
Just turned 15: France, England, Germany, Austria, Netherlands, India, Spain. For most of these, it was mainly to big cities rather than traveling around.
Anonymous
18 yo, 15 yo and 12 yo have been nowhere. We don't even have passports.
Anonymous
England
Germany
France
Netherlands
Italy
Spain
Costa Rica
Jamaica
Canada
Mexico
Cayman Islands
Dominican Republic

Next year we plan to go to Australia and New Zealand.
Anonymous
29 countries


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