Personal: June/July: Washington D.C. and Boston September: Yellowstone November: Austin
I want to also try and get to New Mexico and South Dakota during the year.
Work: At least 5 trips to Seattle January: Paris & London, San Jose June: Santa Clara November: San Antonio I'm sure there will be others but these are definite.
Post by heyrebekah on Dec 16, 2013 11:26:28 GMT -5
My SIL works at an airline and is adding me on as her travel companion so i can fly anywhere for just the price of tax. I foresee a lot of traveling in my future.
Also, my mom and I are finally taking our European river cruise at the end of March. We were supposed to go last Spring, but had to cancel the trip when I had a godawful eye infection.
January: New Orleans Late January or early February: DC, to visit a friend who is moving to Europe in February May: Spain (Madrid/Granada/Seville) Fourth of July (or maybe Labor Day): London, to visit my best friend and godson Some time in the fall: Atlanta, to visit my grandpa
Also need to figure out a Labor Day (or another fall weekend, if I go to London over July 4) destination.
My SIL works at an airline and is adding me on as her travel companion so i can fly anywhere for just the price of tax. I foresee a lot of traveling in my future.
This is awesome! So jealous!
She originally had put DH as her travel companion. He was making me jealous talking about all the great places he wanted to go. I told him he wasn't allowed to go anywhere awesome without me. And now i totally want to go to all the awesome places with or without him, LOL.
Post by emilyinchile on Dec 16, 2013 11:32:51 GMT -5
For work I'll go to each of these several times: Argentina Uruguay Colombia
Probably go to Paraguay, Brazil, Idaho and NY as well
NO clue on personal travel beyond CA in May. This year has taught me that with my job and H's sports commitments, we really can't plan in advance. I'd love to finally make it to Easter Island, but we'll see how things shape up.
I think it's going to be a quiet year, due to a $-intensive wedding, and $-intensive races.
Jan: Miami for friend's bachelorette party #1 June: Massachusetts (not quite Boston or the Cape) for a half ironman June-ish: Long Island for friend's shower Summer sometime: NYC for friend's bachelorette party #2 August: New Hampshire for another half ironman Sept: Long Island for friend's wedding Sept: Ragnar Relay Adirondacks
The destinations aren't exciting, but I don't think it'll leave tons of room in the travel budget for fun destinations. Alas. I was really hoping to do either Kauai or Utah backpacking this year.
rikki -- seeing your plans made me think of this -- what ever happened with that crazy airfare deal thing where you bought a ton of flights through that Scandinavian site? Will they honor the tickets?
Post by cransplash on Dec 16, 2013 11:39:24 GMT -5
March- Puerto Rico June- Chicago (hoping to run the Ragnar Relay with friends) August- TX (DH's brother is graduating college) Oct- Hoping to squeeze in a mini-vacay with DH
I only have 10 days off for work (though I do get 12/25-1/1 off as a company-wide policy), so that eats up all my days
Post by wanderlustfoodie on Dec 16, 2013 11:44:39 GMT -5
We had a relatively slow year this year but will be making up for it next year, due in large part to the fact that this year we had very few weddings to attend and they were all in NYC but next year we have several to attend and none of them are in the city.
A lot of potential leisure travel is still up in the air at this point, though.
January: will be starting out the year in Morocco
February: possible trip for President's weekend
April: possible work trip to Seattle which would be great because several good friends live there
April: long weekend in Amsterdam to see tulips
May: likely will be planning a trip for Memorial Day
June: weekend in Princeton for friends' wedding June: weekend in NH with friends
July: safari in Rwanda and Tanzania
August: weekend in Orange County, CA for friends' wedding August: weekend in Vermont for friends' wedding August: we were invited to a wedding in Lake Balaton, Hungary but it is the same weekend as a good friend's wedding here in NY ( )so we haven't decided what we're going to do about that. On the one hand, a wedding in Hungary would be awesome; on the other, we're going to be taking a lot of vacation that summer so we might opt for the local wedding. If only the Hungary wedding was over Labor Day, it would've been a no-brainer.
September: may plan a trip for Labor Day but may be too exhausted from all the August travel
November: weekend in Minneapolis for friends' wedding November: weekend trip for our 5 year anniversary (leaning towards a Caribbean island)
December: end of year trip to Italy (my third time but my husband's first). And to end the post in MM-style, we have so many Starwood points, I'm pretty sure we'll be staying every night for free with points.
Febuary - Lousiana May - Lousiana for sister's graduation September'ish - NYC with mom and sister December - Vegas for the NFR since they are moving it to Orlando of all places in 2014. So mad about that!
We usually do a summer trip every year since MH is a teacher ... in 2014 we want to fly out to Seattle, rent a car, and drive south through Portland, along the coast, and end up in San Francisco and fly home from there.
We go to Boston every year after Christmas so I assume we'll do that again in 2014.
Nothing else is planned. Occasionally we do a spur-of-the-monent overnight in Philadelphia or Boston, or we go to Atlantic City with friends. And my grandma moved to Maine a few months ago so it'd be nice if we could go visit her and make it into a little vacation. We were invited to a destination wedding in the Caribbean but we don't plan on going.
Sometimes I travel for work, but those plans are never made too far in advance. I will almost definitely be going to a conference in Massachusetts; I think I could possibly be going to some in DC and Texas; and a while back someone mentioned the possibility of me going to one in Berlin. We'll see.
We are possibly doing a cruise to Turks and Caicos in February We are going to Italy at the end of March and NYC sometime in the fall. We may also do a weekend getaway for our anniversary in May but it will likely be instate.
rikki -- seeing your plans made me think of this -- what ever happened with that crazy airfare deal thing where you bought a ton of flights through that Scandinavian site? Will they honor the tickets?
We are going to Israel for $500 for all 3 of us! We also have tickets to Milan. I'm just not sure if we will use them. They were $134 per person, so if we don't, no big deal. I want to go, but my husband is dragging his feet. We're in Hawaii now and he is sick of traveling.
There was zero issue with the tickets being ticketed.
I forgot. We're taking a 5 year old and 11 year old to Disney in March. I might have selective memory about the trip. I'm a little nervous!
It's a big splurge but have you looked into Disney's VIP program? It gives you a private guide and you get to skip all the lines on rides, go behind the scenes, get special reserved seats for parades and whatnot, and just generally avoid all the headaches of crowds. I have several friends who have done it and all rave.
I hadn't heard of this. I am totally going to look into it. That sounds heavenly! If only I could just drop the girls off with them in the morning and pick them up at night.
The baby arriving in February pretty much kills a good bit of the year as far as travel goes. This summer we will either go with DH's family if they rent a beach house or just rent one ourselves if they don't go. That will be a week in early August. Travelling to Napa to see family 2-3 times throughout the year. That will probably be the end of it. Our travel plans are much less exciting than the rest of what I am seeing here.
We had a relatively slow year this year but will be making up for it next year, due in large part to the fact that this year we had very few weddings to attend and they were all in NYC but next year we have several to attend and none of them are in the city.
A lot of potential leisure travel is still up in the air at this point, though.
January: will be starting out the year in Morocco
February: possible trip for President's weekend
April: possible work trip to Seattle which would be great because several good friends live there
April: long weekend in Amsterdam to see tulips
May: likely will be planning a trip for Memorial Day
June: weekend in Princeton for friends' wedding June: weekend in NH with friends
July: safari in Rwanda and Tanzania
August: weekend in Orange County, CA for friends' wedding August: weekend in Vermont for friends' wedding August: we were invited to a wedding in Lake Balaton, Hungary but it is the same weekend as a good friend's wedding here in NY ( )so we haven't decided what we're going to do about that. On the one hand, a wedding in Hungary would be awesome; on the other, we're going to be taking a lot of vacation that summer so we might opt for the local wedding. If only the Hungary wedding was over Labor Day, it would've been a no-brainer.
September: may plan a trip for Labor Day but may be too exhausted from all the August travel
November: weekend in Minneapolis for friends' wedding November: weekend trip for our 5 year anniversary (leaning towards a Caribbean island)
December: end of year trip to Italy (my third time but my husband's first). And to end the post in MM-style, we have so many Starwood points, I'm pretty sure we'll be staying every night for free with points.
If you go let me know as I may be up there and would love to grab a drink (if you have time)!
Would love that! ETA: just saw you'll be in NYC, too, so hopefully that won't be one of the weekends when I'm not here since if you have time we could do a NY get-together
I am going to Cancun with my family (parents, sisters, BIL and baby) in May for a week. We're going to an AI and it's really more about family time than seeing the world, since we've all already been there.
I'm hoping to attend a conference in June in Orlando. If I do I'll probably extend the trip and do some Disney stuff, though that will partly depend on if I can find someone else to go with me since I'm not sure Disney will be as much fun alone and I've been there before anyway so it's not like this is my one chance to see it. As of right now I'm hoping my BF will be that person since he's not been to Florida yet but we'll see about that one.
Beyond that... I don't have any. I would love to take a vacation later in the year and see a new place but that's entirely dependent on my getting my finances in order. I am a long way from paying off my last vacation so until that's done I can't really plan anything else big.
I'm jealous of all of you. H and I gave up trying to make travel plans in advance because they've all fallen through the last 2 years. Now all we can do is last minute stuff.
All we have is in March, one of my cousins is getting married in Los Angeles. Hopefully we can make that, but we'll see.
January- weekend trip to Oregon with friends. Have zero details about this pure than it involves a cabin..
May- trip to my brothers graduation plus one week house rental on Lake of the Ozarks. Will be trying to squeeze in a visit to my BFF since she is due in late May. Otherwise I'll be adding another trip in here to visit her and baby.
The only personal trip we have planned is a surprise trip to Disney World in January. I'm hoping to get a quick 3-4 day beach trip sometime in the summer, but we'll have to wait and see about that.
I don't take trips for work, alas.
H will have work trips but the locations aren't certain. Baltimore is pretty much a guarantee, and he'll probably have 1-2 trips to Wyoming, plus anywhere from 3-12 other trips over the U.S. and Canada.
I forgot. We're taking a 5 year old and 11 year old to Disney in March. I might have selective memory about the trip. I'm a little nervous!
When in March are you going? We had our trip booked in March but moved it up to January but we've been to Disney several times so if you want any tips or anything just let me know! There are some really great sites that give you tons of info about predicted crowd levels, which parks are the best to visit each day, etc., and they make planning our days much easier.
Also, 5 and 11 are great ages for Disney. Don't be nervous!
Post by HoneySpider on Dec 16, 2013 13:52:04 GMT -5
We don't have anything concrete on the agenda yet mainly because we don't know if/when we're moving.
We'll be going to AZ for a wedding but my friend hasn't set the date yet so it could be late 2014, could be early 2015.
We're tired of struggling with TTC and we're going to treat ourselves to a nice vacation. We're hopefully going to make it to Italy if we can afford it (again depends on if/when we move)