I’ve had some INCREDIBLE trips this year. My honeymoon was the highlight, of course, but there are a few others I really enjoyed. One of those was my extended stay in Australia where I got to explore one of my favorite places in the world more than I ever have before. One of the perks about working with Tourism Australia is that I got A BUNCH of free things to giveaway to my readers.
This week, enter to win a swag bag full of goodies from Tourism Australia by using the widget below. I’ll also let you enter multiple times if you follow me on Facebook and Twitter.
While you’re at it, leave me a message in the comment section about your favorite trip from last year. Two people will be chosen at random!
All official contest rules apply. Enter by the end of the day on Wednesday, 1/2/13. A winner will be announce the week of January 7th.
And be sure to watch for my contest next week. It’s going to be BIG.
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We didn’t travel extensively this year, but we did just get back from Maui and we totally fell in love. It was amazing.!
Not my most exotic trip, but very meaningful. I spent a couple days in Sacramento and reconnected with an old BFF I hadn’t seen in 10+ years. Highlight was meeting his 5 year old son!
Eilat Israel – winter vacation paradise. Quiet, hot weather, fantastic hotels
My favorite trip was to Australia! I had a wonderful time on Kangaroo Island and visiting a friend in Sydney!
Our best trip in 2012 was two weeks on a reasonably priced private tour with Petra Nights Tours in Jordan visiting Crusader castles, Biblical holy sites, huge Roman ruins, swimming and applying mud in the Dead Sea, 3 days hiking and riding horses, donkeys and camels all over Petra (gorgeous!), enjoying the company of and having mint tea with Beduoins in their homes, eating delicious fresh shrak bread hot off the grill and overnighting in the spectacular Wadi Rum desert of Lawrence of Arabia fame!
My best trip this year was going back in time and staying in a 1930’s lodge on a lake in the middle of the Olympic temperate rain forest.