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In the last 10 years (had to do this for an Indian visa recently so have them on file), I've been to New Zealand, Austrailia, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, T
by isostatic 8y ago
In the last 10 years (had to do this for an Indian visa recently so have them on file), I've been to
New Zealand, Austrailia, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Hong Kong, China, South Korea, Japan, India, Pakistan, Russia, Qatar, Jordan, Israel, Egypt, Kenya, South Africa, Nigeria, Brazil, St Lucia, USA, Canada, UK, Ireland, France, Portugal, Gibraltar, Italy, Vatican City, Switzerland, Greece, Hungary, Germany, Czech Republic, Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden
Before that they were only places like Austria, Lichtenstein, Finland, etc
I've never been to Spain. Never been to Slovenia either, just hasn't come up. I can't think of any other non-american countries that have Spanish as the official language.
I've come close to visiting Chile, Mexico and Cuba at various points, but never had the dots fall into place.
- CydeWeys 8y agoHere's a list of countries where Spanish is the official language (note, this doesn't include countries where Spanish isn't official but is still widespread): https://www.spanish.cl/vocabulary-lists/spanish-speaking-countries-capitals.htm https://www.spanish.cl/vocabulary-lists/spanish-speaking-cou... That's all countries in the western hemisphere of any decent size except for the US, Canada, and Brazil. So you just haven't traveled much in the western hemisphere.
- isostatic 8y agoCorrect, I've traveled to US, Canada and Brazil :) (And St Lucia) The Western Hempisphere is mostly water, there's not a lot there compared with the eastern hemisphere. Far East is my favorite long haul destination, but both SubSaharan Africa and Middle East have their charms.