If you were to win a prize holiday (vacation) to anywhere in the world, all expenses paid and no limit on the cost, where would you go? For the purposes of the exercise an around the world trip isn't an option, try to keep it to just one country.

I quite fancy Iceland.

OOh. That's a tough one! I have always wanted to visit the British Isles. Particularly Scotland or Ireland. (Or both!) But now, if I won a trip, my husband might have something to say about where we went, and I have a feeling we'd end up somewhere warmer. I've also always wanted to visit Egypt, but with no familial ties to it, it comes in second to the UK.

Mine would be Ireland. No doubt about it. I'm sure Mr. Indie would insist on a side trip to Scotland though.

Fiji, or Bora Bora (Tahiti). I'd love to dive in those tropical Pacific coral reefs... and if all the expenses are paid, might as well go someplace far and exotic!

I think we can allow the whole of the British Isles so you can fit both Scotland and Ireland into the trip.

Well I've been to England and Europe but the one place we'd really like to see is the Land Down Under, Australia. Hold the Vegamite though.

I'd be off to The Orient. Specifically where there I'm not sure, but I love the culture, the architecture. I suppose, given an open-end budget, once I got that far I could scoot around all over the place over there.

I'm a bit of a one for the safe and familiar when it comes to travel nowadays, so somewhere with some elements of familiarity combined with the new.
My vote would be for the East coast of Canada, I've spent a few hours there on a trip across Niagara falls, (I used the bridge, not the water!) and from what I've seen on TV seems to combine the best features of our own North-West coast of Scotland, and the East coast of Canada and New England. I also like islands, and there's no shortage of island hopping over there. If they ever get the 3 hour world traversing plane back in existence (it was grounded many years ago due to lack of international co operation to pay for it) I'd definitely like to see New Zealand as well. They say it's a bit like Britain was 50 years ago, which I would find far preferable to the present day (not that I was there!).

I'll hitch a ride with Indie to Ireland. I've been told (by countless, countless people) that Galway is the place to be, of course it'd proabably be a good idea to find out where my Nanna was from so I could go there as well.

And if I was allowed to cheat and check out Scotland, Wales and England, I could catch up with a few people who owe me a beer !

I would like to travel to Vancouver, stay with the ultra hospitable PurpleFan and her husband, spending time looking around at the beautiful scenery of BC and having wonderful food and fun, then to UK to stay in the lovely West Country, taking in a long weekend in Paris with all the shopping and sightseeing that entails, Next to Suffolk to see some wonderfully lively elderly relatives and have fun with them. Next to Bangkok for a little more shopping and a night in a luxury hotel, then home to Hong Kong.
I just did all those things and it was wonderful. I had glorious weather and the best of warm welcomes all round. I know we are not supposed to do a world tour, sorry Sue, but I thought I would slip this in here.Yours jetlaggingly, Ren

Welcome home! Sounds like a blast, Ren!

I'd love to go to Antartica,jump on a ship heading that way and see the pristine nature there.

A fortnight in Clacton-on-Sea ...but failing that, a tour of somewhere with spectacular scenery such as Norwegian Fjords.

Maybe we'll go when we can affjord it.

This is a freebie, enjoy!

I'd have to choose between Egypt (for the history), Holland (my Dad's from there), Ireland (my husband/Mum's family are from there) or Antarctica - the pristineness would be beyond belief. Dream on Engadine . . .