Leaving in ten days for Copenhagen, Malmo, Gothenburg and Amsterdam. With the exception of AMS, all new cities for me.

Vietnam and Cambodia

Just came back from Brussels and Madrid.

11 days at home, then headed to Sacramento for 6 days.

3 days at home, then off to the Virginia Beach area for a couple weeks.

4 days at home headed to Buffalo and Niagara Falls for 6 days.

6 days at home, then headed to Germany for 2 weeks.

2 days at home, then headed to South Korea for 2 weeks.

:D

Flying ORD-HKG-BKK next week, then BKK-SYD for a week, then returning SYD-ORD, all in first class.

Home until August 10 when I fly ORD-LGA for a 5-day visit.

End of August is ORD-HNL for a week.

bloody summer.. all the students are on break so it is the peak in my business travel (my job is to service science) Last week was TLS (ok that was nice...) now YYZ, next week AUS.. I get a few weeks off then TUL (actually Ponca City OK.. ) and then Fort Collins (into DEN)

At least I am avoiding DCA for now.. (until another review in October)

Ok me=Jealous!

Week at Williams Beach, in the Comox Valley, on the east coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia -

http://www.flickr.com/photos/geoff_ana-maria/3828081787

So what your saying is when you go home people say "I didn't know you were coming for a visit".

I just tell people that coming home is just a stopover and a chance to do laundry, repack and check the mail. :)

ALB-ORD-CPH later this month, my first business cabin flight that I actually paid out of my own pocket for (Z on SK). Was only about 50% more than the Economy fare at the time I booked it. From Copenhagen we're on the Emerald Princess for 11 days.

In September we do ORD-NRT-BKK-DPS for a dive trip at Wakatobi with 3 days in Bangkok on the way. Award flight on UA,TG,TG,TG,TG,NH, business class.

Our first flights on SK, TG, and NH.

joe

In order:

Atlanta, USA
Ft Lauderdale, USA
New York, USA
Paris, France
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Dubai, UAE
Doha, Qatar
Ha Noi, Vietnam
Guang Zhou, PRC
Tokyo, Japan

MUC, HAM, BER in Germany, then Prague and surrounding areas in the Czech Republic.

Where in those countries will you be going?

Saigon, coast of Nha Trang and Mekong area in Vietnam, entering Cambodia by boat via Mekong at Chau Doc and from there Phnom Penh until Siem Reap and Angkor Wat.



Quite a classic route for a first timer.

If you have any extra time in Cambodia, I suggest adding Kep. It's about a 3 hour drive from Phnom Penh on a pretty decent road.