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Viena, or Wien is the most beautiful city on earth, truly breathtaking, I cried at how magical it is! Go on a Sunday morning and visit the Boys Choir, then have a coffee, and vist the Spanish Stallions. You will have to book in advance, but one of the best experiences ever!

Very intersting, still has some un-rest, but that adds to the flavour!

Bergamo Alta, very beautiful, a little bit smoggy when you look out over the countryside. Take a walk all around the streets it is fasticanting, filled with history, amazing buildings and even more interesting people.

Beautiful village, with wonderful people nice and relaaxing and away from the touristy places. Totally recommend it, it is about 1 hur south of Split on the Coast. I will definietly go back.

Fijian peapole are fantastic, unforntunatley there is a large element of Indian people in Fiji who are the traders, whilst the Fijian peopele them selves are the workers. It is not hard to find a dishonest Indian in Fiji, advise do not deal with them.

Other than that you should read the other entries as to why this is a stunning place to visit, relax and enjoy. I recommend the Sheraton at Denaru.

Samoa is a very pretty, laid back friendly place, which has not fallen into the Tourist Trap. Great place to get away, lax out for an Island Holiday.

Adelaide has great style, Queensland has great beaches, Sydney has great Restaurants, Perth the gateway to Western Australia and the out doors, Melbourne has great shopping, and all the great people are New Zealanders!

Americans in general are very nice people, but almost naive. The masses get feed a load of bollocks from their government fuelled by the media which produces people who play follow the leader! Most are ‘god-fearing’ and have little idea about the real world and that it even exists.

Awesome laid back holiday, alot of rubbish lyig around the streets in some places, but you actually get used to it. Freidnly people, and always a good part going on.

I have travelled to Japan three times, and visited, Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka, Yokohama, all fabulous cities. The nicest thing about Japan is the people, incredibly gracious, accommodating and polite. I got lost at Tokyo train station at 5pm on a Friday night, and the number of people who could tell I was lost and offered assistance (in very broken English) was amazing. Also a college I was travelling with once left his wallet, passport, money, credit cards the whole lot at the airport, he was tracked down and it was delivered back to him!