#lithuania

The Dutch government announced the creation of a special tribunal for Ukraine.
Political Declaration of the Ministerial Conference on Restoring Justice for Ukraine
Political Declaration of the Ministerial Conference on Restoring Justice for Ukraine, by representatives of the Governments of Albania, Andorra, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Montenegro, the Netherlands, New Zealand, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, San Marino, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine, the United Kingdom and the United States.
https://www.government.nl/documents/diplomatic-statements/2024/04/02/political-declaration-of-the-ministerial-restoring-justice-for-ukraine-conference

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Probably india. It's supposed to be beautiful, and yet totally different in every way from the UK. Antarctica would also be good, or Iceland. Damn, I want to go travelling now. I really can't afford it.
A road trip where I just couch surfed all around America meeting new people and hearing new stories. I'd love to stay with complete strangers every night and talk and get to know them, unfortunately that runs the risk of getting me murdered by a psychopath, so my dream vacation would have to stay my dream vacation.
I didn't go on vacation last year, so I decided I really needed one this year but had no plans besides next week. I almost ended up flying down to Florida or renting a cabin in the woods, but now I'm going to NJ. I have family there, beaches, and I'm gonna go to NYC one day. I'm excited. I might do something on the drive there and back. I'm not sure if I have a dream vacation besides going somewhere new. I'm going on a cruise this winter and I'm super excited because I've never been somewhere warm and tropical. And I'm going to swim with Dolphins when I go! :D
Two full weeks. Something completely, if not overly, budgeted so I don't need to budget on the fly during the trip. I'm obsessive about that sort of thing, so being able to relax a bit about it somehow is key. I'm not really sure where or when, but I just know my dream would be able to take 2 weeks, and have enough money saved/budgeted to enjoy myself without having to worry about "we spent too much" on return. I think it's the reason I simply end up using all my vacation days for 3-4 day weekends throughout the year. It allows me an extra day to recharge, I can complete errands I normally can't get done, and I don't have to worry about planning anything.
After visiting Muir Woods on my recent trip to the USA, I'd say two weeks driving from San Francisco through Redwood National Park to Portland for northern summer, to get away from winter. Then spend two weeks exploring Tasmania for summer at home.
I'd like to tour Europe at my own page. So basically unlimited fuel for the car. Just...travel where my gut tells me to go. Explore all there is to explore, learn about the country. If I don't like it, leave, if I like it, stay a week max.
Stay at the locals' motels, rooms as cheap as possible. Chat with locals, live their lives for a bit, taste the local food. From Lithuania to Ireland, there's plenty to experience. And, let's be honest, some European countries have beautiful men.
First summer in a long time that I spend at home due to real life obligations. I'd normally spend two weeks in Italy serving as a youth counselor for a summer camp, which has been kinda fun for the last couple of years. Italy itself is a nice country and I'd definitely would want to go there. Trade the camp for a nice hotel, reduce the group I'm traveling with to the people I like and make sure to visit cities like Florence sounds like a decent plan.

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I've taken the ferry from Helsinki to Tallinn multiple times, from Helsinki to Stockholm multiple times, from Turku to Stockholm multiple times, from Turku to Maariehamn once and from Puttgarden to Rødby once. So I guess I've travelled from Finland to Estonia and Sweden and from Germany to Denmark on boat. Sometimes in the other direction as well. Most of the time it's because I'm travelling by car and it is not amphibious, so I can't drive it across the water. It's very common to take a ferry across the Baltic sea. All the routes I mentioned are pretty busy and it's kinda cheap. Without a car even cheaper. It's definitely common here and also in the Mediterranean. Life if you're going to Sardinia or Corsica or Elba or whatever you'll probably take a ferry. If I'm not travelling by car I'd rather not use a ferry, though. They're super boring. There isn't much to do but to play cards with your mates. And if you're alone, solitaire is the only option. The morning ferries to Tallinn are the worst, everybody is basically sleeping and they always for some reason show darts on the TVs. So an airplane would be a far better option because it's quicker. Less time sitting on a boring boat, more time exploring the places you want to explore. Of course I don't know what your reason to avoid air travel is, maybe getting a bit bored isn't as bad as airplanes are for you.
It's usually more expensive than flying, and if you don't have a car, it can be hard to get to the harbor in some cities, because public transport can be pretty sporadic and some harbors are out in the middle of nowhere. This is something you'll have to research in advance. I still like it more than flying and will take any chance to take a ferry. Can't speak for Ireland, but I really liked my last couple of ferry trips in the Baltics (I've gone from Germany to Denmark, Lithuania and Norway). Dover to Calais is about an hour and a half. The Isle of Wight is less, about 40 minutes I think. So both are fairly short. There's cafés, shops and other things on board. There are multiple levels and lots of seats in different places, outside and inside. Nothing too fancy but it's certainly more than just sitting down on a bus haha. Obviously it will depend somewhat on the company and the specific ship you're on as to what there is, but in my experience it's not bad on board at all.

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