[ppaul]

Sounds like a great idea to me!
Krakow, Poland is beautiful in spring.

[Joe Boucher]

Tourist dollars? Hell I'm not even going to buy a bottle of french water. Not a penny for german anything.
Hope their econemies go the way of the crapper.

[gunnedah]

We need to spend our money vacationing in our own country before the liberals spoil it like France.
Make sure you visit one of those conservative states though.
I have never been in the New England States and my wife and I were going to visit them this summer but we are going to put it off and maybe never go. I truly never realized how liberal those states were and it is sad because all pictures and literature I see they are beautiful. I just dont see how such beautiful looking country produces such liberal vermin.

[dennisw]

Portugal hosted the meeting and Spain is very good too. Their president stared down (allegedly) 90% opposition to our war. From what I've heard I would visit the north of Spain and perhaps Basque country. Portugal too.  

Aside From UK and Australia of course

[The Other Harry]

Nothing wrong with Poland.

[ET(end tyranny)]

Australia sounds nice too.

[AnnO]

Gave up my L'Oreal cosmetics and my hair dye from L'Oreal also because the French stabbed Colin Powell in the back and am also boycotting all other French products on the list. When 2 out of 3 polled Frenchmen want Saddam to win then not one nickel of my money will go to the French if I can help it. Like I told another Freeper female friend doing the same, we are "With W Down to the ROOTS"!

[chemicalman]

I can't afford much of a vacation. But I will be in Grand Isle for the Tarpon Rodeo.

[Non-Sequitur]

I spent quite a bit of time in European waters during my time in the Navy and hands down my favorite country to visit was Spain. Seville has to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world and I could dine forever on the cuisine in Barcelona. Palma de Mallorcais great, too, if you can get past all the multi-million dollar yachts in the harbor.

[RepubMommy]

. Great Britain, which has been an unfaltering member of the coalition, is always a popular destination for American tourists, as are the equally staunch Spain and Australia.

Surely England is my country of choice in Europe for a vacation thse days, but I just saw a poll released from over there saying that for the first time since the war, support has dropped to below 50% and only 1 in 7 Brits trust Bush. Tony Blair has been amazing through this but I would be lying if I said this didn't bother me about our British allies. If for nothing else, they should be more supportive of their own troops efforts.