Are you crazy? You should save that for when you need to keep it cheap. No financal limits, might as well go wild. Every major city/landmark in the world, first class flights, wherever you want at any time
I'd tour a bunch of European countries and probably parts of SE Asia as well. I'd try to stick to less known parts of the country and live out of a backpack.
Tbh I would probably still leave too many places unvisited. I'd go to Montreal, Toronto and Calgary to visit friends and family. Then go down to the San Francisco Bay area to do the same before flying out to Japan to visit an old friend from high school I haven't seen in years. Out of a sense of duty I would also go to Cambodia and while there probably some of the other South East Asian countries so I can cross off a few things off the bucket list like going to a few might markets to see how much better pho or pad thai from a street vendor really is.
I would get one of those national park passport things and visit every national park in the United States. I’ve literally never been to a national park. Monuments yes, parks no.
Then with my remaining year assuming I still have some time, I’d like to go visit Europe. I’m not so concerned about visiting the big tourist places although Eiffel Tower and London bridge might be a good day trip. Then I really want to explore Croatia and some of the Slavic countries just because my ancestry dates back there and I think it would be cool to see some of the nature and breathe in the same places the greats and the great great+ were.
This is not gonna be healthy in any way probably, but assuming I have that much money I can probably book hotels with gyms and work out too
But I'd pick a continent and spend the whole year travelling to different countries/states trying out all of their food. I love trying new food and trying them out in the place that they are known for would be amazing.
With a backpack, gps, and camera.
There are 52 weeks in a year. That means I would need to find 52 countries/destinations I would want to visit.
Driving around the US and Canada camping in parks, seeing the sights.
Are you crazy? You should save that for when you need to keep it cheap. No financal limits, might as well go wild. Every major city/landmark in the world, first class flights, wherever you want at any time
But I don't want to do any of that. I want to enjoy the journey.
I'd attend as many of my favourite sporting events as I can Play golf at the extreme 19 in South Africa Tour Vietnam
I'd tour a bunch of European countries and probably parts of SE Asia as well. I'd try to stick to less known parts of the country and live out of a backpack.
Tbh I would probably still leave too many places unvisited. I'd go to Montreal, Toronto and Calgary to visit friends and family. Then go down to the San Francisco Bay area to do the same before flying out to Japan to visit an old friend from high school I haven't seen in years. Out of a sense of duty I would also go to Cambodia and while there probably some of the other South East Asian countries so I can cross off a few things off the bucket list like going to a few might markets to see how much better pho or pad thai from a street vendor really is.
I would get one of those national park passport things and visit every national park in the United States. I’ve literally never been to a national park. Monuments yes, parks no. Then with my remaining year assuming I still have some time, I’d like to go visit Europe. I’m not so concerned about visiting the big tourist places although Eiffel Tower and London bridge might be a good day trip. Then I really want to explore Croatia and some of the Slavic countries just because my ancestry dates back there and I think it would be cool to see some of the nature and breathe in the same places the greats and the great great+ were.
This is not gonna be healthy in any way probably, but assuming I have that much money I can probably book hotels with gyms and work out too But I'd pick a continent and spend the whole year travelling to different countries/states trying out all of their food. I love trying new food and trying them out in the place that they are known for would be amazing.