Hi, @xplosive! That's a pretty long list of places to go. :) Being in Hungary, though, it's not that far to get to any of the European countries on your list, so I can see you getting to any of those someday. And the rest aren't so far away, really.
I've only been briefly to Canada, a few times to Mexico, and the rest mostly around the western side of the United States. Not all of us get to travel far and wide in our lives. But I know that where there is a will, there is a way. :)
"That's a pretty long list of places to go. :)"
That's just a part of it, actually. I have many more places.
For example Africa. Mainly to see Shoebill Storks.
They are beautiful and big birds.
"Being in Hungary, though, it's not that far to get to any of the European countries on your list, so I can see you getting to any of those someday. And the rest aren't so far away, really."
The European countries are not far, but most of them are still expensive for me.
"But I know that where there is a will, there is a way. :)"
Maybe except, if you don't have money to travel. I guess these travel destinations will stay as a dream for me for a very long time.
I´m on a similar situation as I mentioned before, but if the reason is money, you don´t need to worry much about it. Recently I met 2 sisters that travel during 6 months without taking anything with them, and they don't spend any money, the trick is to work to "survive" and most importantly get to know the culture of the country you are in, deeper (bigger connection).
Well, it is true, @xplosive. We definitely have priorities that must be met. Living expenses being among them. I hope you do get to travel some day. I don't know if I would go as far as to suggest you work as you travel—there is a possibility of getting stuck somewhere without work—but apparently people do it. The younger and more single you are, the easier the task can be, if you have no other responsibilities but yourself. When there's family or something else that ties you to a certain place, then it can be hard.