My girlfriend and I have free airfare anywhere BA flies. We've decided on the dates (Nov 22 - Dec. 1) but can't decide on where to go. We would like to stay in 2 (three max) cities during that week. We will probably fly out of the same city we flew into.<BR>We've both been to Europe before on numerous occasions. We'd like to do some siteseeing but mostly relaxing, drinking and having fun....<BR>suggestions?

Flying from where?<BR>Do you have a budget for accommodation/ food? (this may or may not rule out some destinations)<BR>Are you looking for direct flights only?<BR><BR>Kavey

Following up on Kavey's posting: What cities does BA fly to from where you'll be flying? In others words, what are your choices?

There was a similar thread sometime back on "best place to go if the air fare is free".<BR><BR>New Zealand was mentioned repeatedly.<BR><BR>Best wishes,<BR><BR>Rex<BR>

While the temptation might be to fly to the most expensive place, I would think the best thing to do would be to go where you really want to go! <BR><BR>For what you want to do, somewhere warmish and relaxing... how about the Canary Islands?

difficult to make a suggestion not knowing where you have been in the past. could you be a little more specific on where you would be interested?

Seychelles? Maldives? Fiji? Samoa? Dead of winter, I'd be looking for sun.<BR><BR>

I had the same wonderful dilemna a few months ago (and we leave in 8 weeks). My flight was restricted to Delta (not any of its partners), so I hopped on their website to see where I could fly. Couldn't get to Vienna, so started looking for close cities. Finally ended up on the phone with Delta playing with possibilities. By being flexible on my travel dates and locations, I managed to get a flight in and out of Paris, and to use FF miles to get from Paris to Vienna. You may have to be flexible on dates to get the seats, since there is limited availability on free seats. Just pick a spot and go!!!

ttt<BR>