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I’ve been there as a kid and as an adult, and the fun never stops. I love Disneyworld! I really think that it has something to offer everyone.

Cancun was so much fun (what I remember of it, that is). Me and the girls were at the pool/beach by day and partying by night. What more could you ask for in a spring break? Although I highly recommend you avoid the “non-touristy” places – stick with the familiar. Don’t forget that you are in Mexico.

Seoul is fun – it’s changed a lot since I was little. A lot more “western” now than it used to be, but shopping is still great and there’s a lot to see! I don’t recommend going in August though – it’s so hot and humid!

Another “must see” Greek island. I saw one of the most beautiful sunsets ever here. Plus, the shopping is great and so are the restaurants. I hear the nightlife rocks as well, although I personally didn’t get a chance to experience it because my cruise ship only stopped for the day. I’d go back and stay longer in a heartbeat.

Santorini is an absolutely gorgeous island that looks just like all the pictures you see of white-washed buildings and churches and amazing views of the sea. You can take a boat ride out to the volcano, hike to the top, and then head to the hot springs for a swim. If you’re heading to Greece, definitely don’t miss this island. Oh yeah, and take the donkey to the top of the stairs instead of walking up the cliff after your boat ride – the donkeys are so cute!

One of my dreams is to stay at the Belle Mare Plage resort on the east coast of Mauritius. It’s the BEST hotel there, complete with your own Villa Master (butler), who serves you hand and foot. A little on the pricey side, but maybe one day. Check it out: www.bellemareplagehotel.com

Great place! A little on the cold side (even in the summer), but you get to tour the Guinness factory (yum…), and at the end of the tour they give you a free pint in the top floor bar of the factory, overlooking Dublin. Great view from up there. And if you get out of the city a bit, there are some beautiful castles in the countryside.

Montego Bay was great – relaxing, sunny, etc. But our last full day there we took a sunset tour to Negril and the beaches are so much clearer out there, the sands are whiter, and there’s more to do in close proximity to each other. If I go back to Jamaica, I’ll probably stay in Negril instead of Montego Bay.

Costa Rica left such an impression on me. I think it’s one of the most beautiful places on earth, and there’s so much to do! They have GREAT surfing, hiking, waterfalls, tree zipping, natural hot springs, monkeys, three-toed sloths, and all sorts of bright flowers and birds to see. Highly recommended from me!

I lived in Ithaca for four years during my undergrad at Cornell. Beautiful – love it. I know most people complained about the amount of snow and walking uphill both ways to school and back, but I loved every minute of it and highly recommend you visit.