Which big cities do you most want to add to a long-term trip? Vote now in our weekly Sunday poll!
Each Sunday on BootsnAll we offer a poll about long-term travel to see what’s on the minds of you, our readers!
For this week’s poll, we wanted to know which of the following big cities you’d want to add to a long-term, RTW trip?
These 15 cities are the same ones we chose for our Top Destinations of 2014 article, in which we used search data from Indie, our multi-stop airfare engine, to compile the list.
Vote up your favorites, and vote down your least favorites!
Best Big CIties to Add to a RTW Trip
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