If you won christmas trip for 5, where will you go & who will you take with you?

I would suggest a trip to New York City, USA. New York is really festive and beautiful during the Christmas season. Your cousin would probably enjoy it. There are many tourist attractions and the city never sleeps. You would be able to do things all hours of the day. If I were to win a trip like that, I would like to go to Las Vegas, I have been there before, but it would be nice to go back, since someone else would be paying for it. I would take my husband, son, mother (if she would go) my sister and niece. Hope your cousin have a safe and wonderful trip whereever destination is chosen.

That is a very wonderful Christmas gift! Had I been given that opportunity I'd bring along my hubby and my only son of course and my two twin grandchildren to complete the 5. I have no other countries in mind except the Holy Land. I've been wishing to visit that place and I hope it would be in a year or two.

I do not know where I would want to go. I have so many things going on here that I really have not thought about that. My friend was asked where he wanted to go because his sister was going to send him where he wanted and he said: Nepal. Nepal??? Cheers!!!

I am not much for going anywhere as I love where I love. The air is fine, and we have beautiful scenery. However, if I were to go anywhere I would probably pick a mountain or something of that sort. Since we are only two hours away from one, I would pick that one. The Great Smoky Mountains are supposedly tourist attractions. Going somewhere like Pidgeon Fordge in Tennessee is also a good place.

Well; I would love to go to NewZealand along with my Husband and my Brothers too . NewZealand is a great place to be : " New Zealand, also known in the native Maori language as Aotearoa, is a temperate to sub-tropical island nation in the South Pacific Ocean. A former British colony, it has a population mainly of European descent, with a sizeable indigenous Maori minority and smaller minorities of various Polynesian and other groups. A modern but sparsely populated country, it boasts natural beauty and a wide range of outdoor and adventure activities. New Zealand has been called God's own country and the "Paradise of the Pacific" since the early 1800s. Travellers generally agree New Zealand deserves this description. A common mistake is not allowing sufficient time to travel New Zealand. Many travellers spending nearly all of their holiday time in Australia, then wishing that they had spent an equal or longer time in this variegated archipelago. Relax and allow at least three or four weeks for each island! Lonely Planet named New Zealand the world's top travel destination for the second year running (2003/2004), and it was voted best long-haul travel destination in the 2004 Guardian and Observer’s People’s Choice award. It has won the award in three out of the past four years. At the 2005 Condé Nast Traveller Awards, readers voted New Zealand as the best holiday destination in the world. New Zealand is also known by the Maori name of Aotearoa, which is usually translated as "(Land of the) long white cloud". By plane There are international airports at Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin and Queenstown. The main gateways are Auckland and Christchurch, with Auckland servicing more than 20 destinations and a dozen airlines, and direct connections from Christchurch to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Singapore, and Tokyo. Due to its large Polynesian and Melanesian expatriate communities, New Zealand has extensive direct flight options to South Pacific nations such as Samoa, Fiji, Tonga and the Cook Islands. All visitors who are not citizens of New Zealand need a passport to enter. Australian passport holders may enter New Zealand without a visa and stay as long as they wish without restrictions including on employment. British passport holders can be granted a visa-free Visitor's Permit for up to six months on arrival. Citizens of a large number of other countries can be granted a visa-free visitor's entry for up to three months on arrival, check the list of Visa Free Countries [1]. All these waivers, including the one for Australians, can be refused. In particular, potential visitors with criminal records or who have been refused entry to or deported from any country should check with New Zealand immigration about whether they need to apply for a visa. Visitors from countries not in the visa-free list or those wishing to stay longer than the maximum visa-free period for their nationality, will need to apply for an appropriate visa. New Zealand scenery has long been a major tourist attraction, so spectacular it leaves many lost for words. You need to see it to understand, just describing it is not enough. Mind you, if you have seen some recent movies that were made in New Zealand, you probably have seen it and not realized. Those spectacular landscapes in the Lord of the Rings trilogy are based on New Zealand scenery. Sure they were computer enhanced, but only in places, and the real scenery is still there to be visited. Selected highlights are: * Fiordland and Milford Sound - they built the road here, including a tunnel under the mountains, just for the tourists. * Queenstown on the shores of Lake Wakatipu and with the other Southern Lakes in easy reach. * Franz Josef and Fox Glaciers - in the Westland region. * Mount Cook - New Zealand's highest mountain, in the heart of the Southern Alps. * The Canterbury plains. * Mount Ruapehu and Lake Taupo - volcanoes with lakes in them. * White Island, one of New Zealand's more active volcanoes. * Bay of Islands, where the Waitangi treaty house can be found and the place where New Zealand's founding document, the Treaty of Waitangi, was signed. The copies are now held by the Archives New Zealand in Wellington. * Ninety Mile Beach Lots more too . "

if it were me that had won the trip theres only one place to go for xmas when you have kids.its got to be lapland!!!!it would make it so much more special for the kids

Wow! your friend that won a Christmas trip for 5 to anywhere he wants is incredibly lucky. If I was in the same situation I would take 1. myself. 2. My older son. 3. My younger son. 4. my youngest niece and my mum. If I was considering going to a UK destination I would decide on the Yorkshire coast. We could go to Scarborough, Whitby and Robin Hood's Bay. Alternatively if I was going to the USA I would include Canada as well. We could go to Washington DC, New York, Boston and Montreal. Christmas would be cold in all those destinations. I have spent a lovely warm Christmas in Australia and in New Zealand. South Africa would be another great choice for Christmas seeing Cape Town in the sunshine. Snow is fun to see at Christmas time and Salzburg and the mountains in Austria look so beautiful covered in a white blanket.