In last week’s inaugural Sunday Travel Poll on BootsnAll, we asked your favorite world region to travel in. This week we want to know which countries in Western Europe make good additions to a long-term trip? Vote inside!
In last Sunday’s inaugural poll, we asked you all your favorite region of the world to travel in. Europe finished #1, so this week, we want to know which Western European countries make the best additions to a RTW itinerary?
Have you traveled long-term before? Are you planning a big trip for 2014? Learn what others think about one of the most popular travel regions in the world!
Vote up or vote down your favorites and least favorites below.
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Indie Travel in Portugal for $50 Per Day
Portugal often gets the short end of the stick when it come to travel in Western Europe, which is great for the indie traveler. Jessica Benavides Canepa shows you how you can explore this amazing country for under $50 per day.
11 Budget European Destinations
We talk a lot about budget destinations for a long-term or RTW trip, and Europe always seems to get a raw deal. But if you’re planning an RTW trip, don’t automatically leave Europe off the list. Here are 11 cities in 5 countries where it’s still possible to travel inexpensively.
The First Timer’s Guide to Train Travel in Europe
Embarking on a rail adventure around Europe is a popular fantasy, but turning it into a reality can be daunting. Lani Thorpe offers easy tips to make train travel the hassle-free experience it should be.
The Female Guide to Traveling Solo in Muslim Countries
Many brave female travelers shy away from travel in Muslim or Arab-influenced countries because of the intimidating travel advice and horror stories in guide books and the internet. Stephanie Pelser tells you why you should go and gives tips on how to have a harassment-free trip.
Europe Travel
Europe is perhaps the most popular region of the world for travel and is chock full of awesome cities to visit. Could you narrow down your favorite city in Europe to 1? Let’s hear what it is and why!