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Trying to plan a trip in November, but can't decide where to go. My gf and I are currently thinking about Vietnam, Morocco, or Ecuador, but want to see if there other good options during this time of the year. We've already been to Thailand, Costa Rica, Belize, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, and our fair share of European countries.Originally Posted by anonymouschris
I don't see any reason why not to travel to these countries in Nov. they are all nice. If I was choosing, I'd to VN, then Moroco, then ecoudor. but they are all nice.Originally Posted by globetrotter
I heard Vietnam is not as good as Thailand, anybody have any experiences between the two?Originally Posted by anonymouschris
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