How often do you travel internationally or outside your home continent for holidays?

I am 27 and have never been outside of the United States.

I promised myself to travel at least 3 times a year and i did that since i was 21 and traveled for the first time. Im turning 28 this month. Ive been to 17 countries so far. 

 

Next month im adding a new destination.. Zanzibar 

ugh I haven't traveled internationally since 2018  I need to do it SO bad! I think once I get my better job after this one I'm gonna start saving up for a good international trip. I'm gonna get my passport renewed by the end of the year, need to use one of my weekly paychecks to do that in the coming months…

 

one of my best friends lives in Calgary so that's a  definite option for traveling this winter, and then I wanna go back to Europe soon and maybe go to Asia for the first time soon. I just need a better job and my passport and I'll be good to go lol

Never have

In my life I've only left my country two times, and those times were 12 years apart 

ive been outside my country for the first time in my life this year

 

ive been to 3 countries this year and i already have plans for two more  

I am at the airport in Iceland waiting to fly home to America right now actually. This was my 4th international trip this year (3 trips to Europe 1 to Asia) 

 

However its usually only 1-2 a year this year was special because I graduated uni. 
 

I've officially been to 30 countries 

I work in Sales, so I get to travel internationally to conferences 5-6 times a year. Mostly in Europe. After the conferences, I usually stay behind for 2-3 more days for leisure. 

 

Plus, 3-4 more times for non-work related travels. Only leisure 

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Edited August 9, 20251 yr by Bewitched

What is internationally? Like outside of my country? I would say 5-6 times a year 

 

But I live in Europe so that's not really hard to do 

 

I've been to 6 countries outside of Europe (US, Chile, Australia, NZ, Fiji)

Once a year is enough for me. I love visiting new places but I hate the whole process of travelling (packing, airports, flying). Also holidays require so much admin and organising which I don't have the energy to do more regularly.

Not as often as I'd like. Maybe once every other year 

Four to five times a year.

 

In 2025, I've crossed an international border four times so far. Note that I'm also a dual citizen and live in a centralized location where I can reach several countries in a few hours.

Only for special occasions
 

1 or 2

This year 5 times, last year it was like 10. I live outside of my home country so I visit a few times a year + a few trips to visit something new. 

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I usually do one trip in March (my birthday), one at the beginning of summer like end of May or June and a summer holiday in August/September. I prefer to pick destinations abroad because Italy is so damn expensive 

 

2023: London in March, Budapest at the beginning of June, Berlin at the end of June, Nice in July (24h for The Weeknd's concert though so I didn't see the city), Rhodes in September.

 

2024: Amsterdam in June, Portugal/Spain in September.

 

2025: Marrakech in March, Ibiza in May. This year I'm flying to Sardinia for my summer holiday though so not an international flight for me. 

I try to at least once per year. Or at least see a new destination once per year. 

tried to go internationally at least once a year, i've been to 17 countries thus far 

6-8x times per year.

I'm from portugal, most of my trips are in italy and france. Sometimes for 4/5 days, and sometimes for 2 weeks.

So much that I don't know what to call home anymore. I slept in more than 40 different beds in the past year (non sexually speaking) 

I've not been on holiday since 2014, but when I was younger, once year.

3 hours ago, Cain said:

What is internationally? Like outside of my country? I would say 5-6 times a year 

 

But I live in Europe so that's not really hard to do 

 

I've been to 6 countries outside of Europe (US, Chile, Australia, NZ, Fiji)

Schengen area is domestic travel I believe? Could be wrong but they never stamp your passport once you are inside Europe. 

 

I haven't been to South America or Oceania yet I am jealous! 

Never, i'm preparing myself to work in cruises.