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Where should I go this summer?

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Originally posted by: K1052
Originally posted by: DEMO24
Originally posted by: Uppsala9496
With the dollar being so low right now, wouldn't it be the perfect time to visit the US?

The downside is the very expensive flight, versus the actually pretty cheap flight from Denmark to Ireland.

Depends how long he plans on staying. If its more than a couple weeks the exchange rate definitely favors a US trip even with the more expensive flight.

but if he's using Ryan Air to fly within Europe...the possible $20 round trip to Ireland trumps any savings you would achieve visiting the US.
 
Originally posted by: zinfamous
Originally posted by: 2Xtreme21
Ireland has probably the most beautiful landscape in the world. Definitely go there and take a drive through the countryside if you're looking for something romantic.

I've been to neither, but from reviews and first-hand accounts, I'd take New Zealand over Ireland in this category. nothing against Ireland...but lack of mountains and such

It's true, Ireland isn't very mountainous, but it's gorgeous. Where else can you go that's lush and green, the people are amazingly friendly, the food is fresh and the beer is never ending (for those of you who enjoy it). Plus, where the heck are you going to go where you're going to be driving by an actual castle like every 20 minutes? It's breathtaking.
 
Well, being that you are from Denmark, I would suggest visiting the US. NY, NY could be interesting. Hell, I live in the States and have only been to NY, NY once. I'd like to visit it again.
 
Originally posted by: Gooberlx2
Well, being that you are from Denmark, I would suggest visiting the US. NY, NY could be interesting. Hell, I live in the States and have only been to NY, NY once. I'd like to visit it again.

I live in Other Place, NY and have never been to New York City. But I HAVE been to Ireland. Kind of backwards.
 
Originally posted by: zinfamous
Originally posted by: K1052
Originally posted by: DEMO24
Originally posted by: Uppsala9496
With the dollar being so low right now, wouldn't it be the perfect time to visit the US?

The downside is the very expensive flight, versus the actually pretty cheap flight from Denmark to Ireland.

Depends how long he plans on staying. If its more than a couple weeks the exchange rate definitely favors a US trip even with the more expensive flight.

but if he's using Ryan Air to fly within Europe...the possible $20 round trip to Ireland trumps any savings you would achieve visiting the US.

The question is over how much time though. For the same money he could potentially do a lot more here.
 
Thanks for all the replies. Keep 'em coming 🙂

The krone is pegged to the Euro, so the cheap dollar benefits Danes as well.
 
1st: Ireland - Cheapish, good scenery although you can easily find similar in say Scotland, booze and a good night life 🙂
2nd: US - Price is definitely a good thing at the moment for tourists
3rd: S.England, sadly most of the good things to do are too expensive

And I live in S.England 😛
 
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