Help me Pick a Destination.

I would suggest that you search under all inclusive vacation packages. This way your vacation price they give you will include your airfare, hotel, and all food and drinks and entertainment. This is the way my husband and I take our vacations. Last year we went to Cancun for a week. We stayed at a wonderful resort. It was less than $1500 per person and it was our airfare, taxi to the hotel, hotel, all food and drinks including cocktails, nightly entertainment too.

OOOh you're thinking different continent and everything. Where have you traveled before? I live in alaska (which is beautiful in the summer) and i've only ever traveled to california, hawaii, and the east coast states. I want to go to france, italy, china, and england.

$2000 for a weeks vacation sounds very extravagant all the best urban

I'll be watching the responses to see how to travel internationally on only $2000 a week. Transportation costs are so high these days that I'm looking for bargains, too.

Pick history. I don't know about Canada's history, but same probably applys - do a "tour" of your countries history - what made it what it is today. Here in USA - I'd love to tour the east coast and see the hundreds of places, things, towns, monuments - and so much more - that made my county what it is today. I'd hit the Smithonian Inst's for more about the past tangible things and the battle fields of thsoe that fought for my freedom and even things like the Boardwalk and coney island for more modern parts of the history of my country. Or - tour all the national parks - preserving the physical history of this country - ever been to Deah Valley? Amazing place! Have you seen Old Faithful erupt? Ever heard of Devil's postpile or Devil's Tower? Do something like drive the original old Route 66 across the country - how cool that would be! Pack your lunch and eat at a landmark! Hotels are usually the expensive thing on trips. Other than Motel 6, no suggestions there!

I can help you get your vacations at wholesale prices. At least they would be cheaper. I have no idea where to tell you to go. I live in the US. Haven't even been to canada.

Since you live from a cold place, why not try warm places like Hawaii or some destinations here in Asia. Just last year, I toured a Canadian friend of mine here in the Philippines. We went to some places, been to the crater of a volcano and bought some souvenirs that can only be found on that place. But there are lots of places here to go through, since Philippines is consisted of 7,000+ islands with beach shores and perfect getaways. You can also go to Thailand, Hongkong, Malaysia and try their foods then learn more about other cultures..

Depending on how you like to travel with $2000 and some planning you may be able to do much more than one destination. Since you've got quite a few months for planning with either of those months, you've got plenty of time to find great deals. There are cruise lines that offer really great packages if you think you'd enjoy traveling by ship. Watching for sales on airfare and staying in hostels you could probably create a small tour of Europe. Or driving and camping you could probably tour a few states in the US.

i suggest a 7 days cruise in carribean will be great.

well travelling ot Europe would always be an exhilarating experience for you.i think you should go to switzerland.its the most romantic place on earth.howsoever if you wanna travel in asian counrties i would suggest you to go to malaysia.its really environmental friendly country.its full of greenery and the best part is its weather which is always very romantic.i loved this place a lot.there are many beaches and mountains and many good places to see.i think you can suffice in $2000 canadian dollar.

I loved Cuba. You can get an all inclusive week there for less than $2000 so that would leave you a lot of spending cash. It's very beautiful. Some people say the food is mediocre but honestly I loved most everything at the buffet. The only thing about Cuba is that the 4 or 5 stars might remind you more of a 3 star here. If you aren't too used to staying at the Ritz Carlton I don't think there'll be a problem. I would go back anytime.

When I saw your picture, I immediately think Ireland because of your red hair!