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What about the Lost Continent of Atlantis?
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Originally Posted by kevincure
(Post 16881233)
I'll ... focus only on the 193 UN member states.
Anyway, I find it interesting that there are far fewer members of the U.N. than the 321 "countries" listed by the Traveler's Century Club. http://www.travelerscenturyclub.org/countries.html |
Originally Posted by CMK10
(Post 16889728)
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Originally Posted by sosafan
(Post 16889975)
I thought there were 192. Ok, South Sudan joined.
Anyway, I find it interesting that there are far fewer members of the U.N. than the 321 "countries" listed by the Traveler's Century Club. http://www.travelerscenturyclub.org/countries.html |
TCC defines its "countries" a little more liberally. If only 192 counted too many of us would just blow past the number.
Originally Posted by sosafan
(Post 16889975)
I thought there were 192. Ok, South Sudan joined.
Anyway, I find it interesting that there are far fewer members of the U.N. than the 321 "countries" listed by the Traveler's Century Club. http://www.travelerscenturyclub.org/countries.html |
Regarding Western Sahara, Royal Air Maroc flies there, and one can use Delta miles for a partner award on Royal Air Maroc.
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The French side of St. Martin has an airport but no airlines with miles serve it. The Dutch side is where the main airport is.
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Originally Posted by highman123
(Post 16886127)
What about Antartica and Greenland? Can you go there with miles?
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Originally Posted by drbobguy
(Post 16881382)
While by no means unreachable it always amazes me how hard it is to get to places in the former Soviet Union using miles (besides Moscow/Petersburg). Even places like Minsk and Kharkov are a real challenge, and they're medium-sized European cities.
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Sao Tome is flown by TAP mainline and not a subsidiary IIRC
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Originally Posted by drbobguy
(Post 16881382)
While by no means unreachable it always amazes me how hard it is to get to places in the former Soviet Union using miles (besides Moscow/Petersburg). Even places like Minsk and Kharkov are a real challenge, and they're medium-sized European cities.
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San Marino
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Originally Posted by GetSetJetSet
(Post 16901162)
San Marino
As already discussed, lots of "micro countries" in Europe don't have their own airport, but are very close to a signficant airport in an adjacent country. |
Originally Posted by AlohaDaveKennedy
(Post 16882067)
Cuba is reachable using United miles on occasion.:D
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