If you were given a vacation to anywhere in the world for enjoying its local "men for hire", where would it be? Rio? Thailand? Prague? Barcelona? Anywhere at all? Why do you choose that local? Have you been there before? etc, etc. etc..

Madrid.

I've been there. Both the tapas and the men are tastier there than anyplace else in the world.

If you were given a vacation to anywhere in the world for enjoying its local "men for hire", where would it be? Rio? Thailand? Prague? Barcelona? Anywhere at all? Why do you choose that local? Have you been there before? etc, etc. etc..

New York.

It still has a larger selection of men who turn me on, in a scene I know how to navigate, than any other city in the world.

Quite a long time ago, well, last July, a similar question was asked. So those answers might apply here too:

http://www.maleescortreview.com/forum/index.php?/topic/7306-what-if-you-had-a-chance-to-go/page__p__39905__hl__travel__fromsearch__1#entry39905

I have been to Thailand but, on business. I would like to return to see what is going on with "the boys" during a vacation, whatever that might be.

Best regards,

RA1

Lucky you have an amazing memory. You remind me of Elle Woods in Legally Blonde.

Sometimes after I post, I consider what I have said and then realize that people may not take it the way it was intended.

Above I pointed out a thread wherein this subject, or a similar concept, was discussed last July.

It occurred to me that it might be taken as an indication on my part that lurkerspeaks should have picked up on this thread before starting this one. Not true.

I am well aware that lurkerspeaks was away from MER at that time and could not reasonably be expected to have known of that thread. I added it so that the responses there could be considered along with the responses to the current thread.

I was away from my computer for a few hours and am glad to return and find out that no one seems to have taken the response in a way I did not intend. You never know!

Lucky, Esq.

Sometimes after I post, I consider what I have said and then realize that people may not take it the way it was intended.

Above I pointed out a thread wherein this subject, or a similar concept, was discussed last July.

It occurred to me that it might be taken as an indication on my part that lurkerspeaks should have picked up on this thread before starting this one. Not true.

I am well aware that lurkerspeaks was away from MER at that time and could not reasonably be expected to have known of that thread. I added it so that the responses there could be considered along with the responses to the current thread.

I was away from my computer for a few hours and am glad to return and find out that no one seems to have taken the response in a way I did not intend. You never know!

Lucky, Esq.

It was a topic that was of interest to me, and I thought it might spark a little bit of interest/participation from other people..After you posted that link to the other similiar subject, I remembered that topic..guess my oldtimers is catching up with me..

Well, lurkerspeaks, in that thread you said:

As someone who has done relatively little international traveling, I have a pretty long list.. In no specific order (as long as it is ALL espenses paid), Thailand, Budapest, Barcelona, Paris, Venice,

Athens, Egypt (for the pyramids, etc, not for sex), really, pretty much any major city in Europe.

So your trip to Thailand will be the first installment on fulfilling your travel dreams.

So I guess I was wrong that you did not know of that thread and all my worries were for naught. But that's okay, it sometimes it's good to review what we post. I have seen older posts and ask myself "Did I write that!" My oldtimers disease!

I've already posted elsewhere that my first choice would be Japan. I would also like to try Prague, especially if I spoke the language.

In fact, if finances and stamina permitted I wouldn't mind rotating stays through the year among Thailand, Brazil, Prague, and Montreal with odd excursions to London, Amsterdam, Colombia and Hamburg over the long term. But then who wouldn't??

if finances and stamina permitted I wouldn't mind rotating stays through the year among Thailand, Brazil, Prague, and Montreal with odd excursions to London, Amsterdam, Colombia and Hamburg over the long term.

TY, I thought we were saving up for a trip to Havana.

I'm crushed you have forgotten our dream!!!

I know thread the thread is old, but I have a travel bug right now. Places that appeal to me are mostly in Europe- Paris, London theater, Venice, maybe Krakow, or Slovakia, somewhere where time has moved slowly. Copenhagen, but only in the spring.

I have traveled a lot in Spain, but would love to do more. Also, closer to home, Mexico, going slowly throughout the countryside, ending at a beach resort after a few days in Mexico City. If I am still alive, I could go to Costa Rica, and then perhaps Colombia. Rio, sure, Buenos Aires, maybe again.

Going to Asia, yes, Bangkok again, but then up to Laos and Phnom Penh, Cambodia. I would like to see Shanghai, but I think that is it.

Africa does not beckon, even for the wilds of Kenya. The mideast is also of no interest, even Turkey. I can skip Australia, Iceland, the Poles, and anywhere in Russia.

But, if I had to stay put, then New York is the place to be. Donations accepted.

I'm not into traveling unless I have to do it for work or To broaden my experience. Any quiet place where I can read a book with a cup of tea is like going on a trip for me. I am reading Grand Pursuit by Sylvia Narsa and i'm already in 19th England. I travel in time by reading bpoks. By the way I've never imagined that "A Christmas Caroll" by Charles Dickens might have a political agenda.

France - waiting for my French-speaking daughter to be free to go; Switzerland, Austria, and Germany - maybe consider a Rhine River cruise?; Scandanavia - Denmark. Norway, Sweden and Finland; St. Petersburg, Russia - want to see the Venice of the North. Also return to the UK and make it to Scotland.