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Everyone's Need To Travel List

"Collect Moments, Not Things."

Megan MacBride
Jul 11, 2017
Endicott College
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Everyone's Need To Travel List
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All my life all I've wanted to do is travel, go to places that I have never seen before. I want to experience different cultures, different foods, different music and different activities. So, I've created a list of some of the top places I would like to travel too, they are in no particular order.


1. Italy.


I want to go to Italy. I want to go to all the historic spots like Rome, The Colosseum, The Leaning Tower of Pisa, The Alps, The Trevi Fountain, and so much more! Just thinking about it makes me so excited.


2. Chile.

The #1 thing I want to do is Chile is ski and snowboard. The mountains there are perfect and better than any mountain here in the States. Someone, please take me there.


3. Australia.

Doesn't Australia seem like the coolest place ever? I mean obviously, I'm going for the Kangaroos. Well, that is one of the many reasons I want to go. I also want to go to the Great Barrier Reef and explore underseas. I want to go see a show at the Sydney Opera House as well as simply walking around and finding some local hot spots.


4. The Bahamas.

Someone, please take me to the Pink Sand Beaches in the Bahamas. All I want to do here is sit on the beach and get the best tan ever.


5. The Caribbean.


I would love to just lay on all the beaches of the Caribbean and watch planes fly over my head. I've actually already been to this beach, but I would love to go again.


6. Hawaii.

I want to go learn how to surf in Hawaii!


7. France.

Yes, Someone please kiss me under the Eiffel Tower! But I want to also go visit other places. But mostly, I want to go shopping in Paris.


8. England.


In England, I would love to get on one of those red double-decker buses and get a tour of the city.


9. Spain.


I don't really know what amazing things lie within Spain, but I am dying to find out.


10. Germany.

When I went to Greece a couple years ago, we stopped in Germany for the layover flight. We didn't get the chance to explore the city but ever since that moment, I've always wanted to. Hopefully, someday I will!

So there you have it, my 10 places I would love to travel too. I was not planning on only listing 10 places but that is just how it ended up. I hope to someday travel to these places!

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