If you could have a trip how long would you like to go for?

Hi Bhanusb. It was easier to travel when my disabled son was a baby. I had a stroller and managed to carry all our things. I remember when he was 13 months old I had a struggle with the 15kg of baggage allowance by the airline. In the end I paid extra for them to take the 5kg travel cot. I traveled with my disabled son to South Africa but we had a 5 hour delay in front of the 12 hour flight. I was at that time pregnant with my daughter. When my daughter was 11 months old we flew to Vancouver. On our latest trip the airports were challenging to travel through. We traveled London to Cartagena in Colombia via Madrid and Bogota. I like my new title. Thanks my friend.

I agree with bhanusb It is very fantastic that you are traveling with your kids and enjoy time with them. I think It would be hard for me to travel with so little disabled kid, but you do It. You are very strong person It would be nice If more people would be like you.

where is Xuzhou?Is it a good place to travel?

Hi Cher. I think that a weekend away can be refreshing and enjoyable. I know that a month in Europe would be excellent for you. My favorite destinations in Europe are Prague, Budapest, Salzburg, Dubrovnik, Cesty Kromlov, Lisbon and Istanbul.

Thanks for your excellent response. In my younger days I had cheap accommodation because I slept in a dorm bed in a youth hostel and camped in my tent. I got a train pass to get good value or got a cheap flight. In order to afford my trip around Europe I worked as a children's nanny in Finland. For my trip around the world I let out my home and worked in Australia on my working holiday visa. I travel for fun and not work. I save up and buy the flight about 6 months before my trip and then I save more money for my trip day by day. I loved it in Hawaii and spent an expensive 10 days there. Last year I traveled to Canada and had just over two weeks. I spent a few days visiting family over there. Yes, Egypt would be a fascinating place to visit. It has the River Nile and beaches in addition to the pyramids. If I went there I might need as much as one month. It would have cheap prices I think but to stay that long in France or Italy would be way more expensive.

I very much like your idea for a two month trip around Europe. Maybe you could travel by train. If you began in Amsterdam then you could catch a train to Paris, next you cold travel on to Milan and finally on to Berlin. Maybe you would see some of Poland on your way over to Moscow. That would be the right amount of time for these interesting destinations.

In my student days I found some bargain deals on flights. During the summer holidays when I was at university I traveled to Kenya for a safari and to Israel plus Jordan. Sometimes a charter airline offers a two week duration for a low cost. You have some excellent choices of destinations for a long trip. Costa Rica, the Galapagos Islands and Madagascar are very close to the top of my travel wish list. You could combine Costa Rica with traveling in Nicaragua for a cheaper trip maybe. A flight to Madagacar is expensive but once there it is cheap.