Will you consider Asia - Hong Kong? (beaches on the south side of Hong Kong
Island or in New Territories and the cosmo nightless lifestyle elsewhere in
the city!)
cheers.
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"Marty" wrote in message
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> "Mark Brader" wrote in message
> news:11b7n42sg16iocf@corp.supernews.com...
> > "Marty" writes:
> >> He wants to know what non-US cities would be similar to a combination
of
> >> San
> >> Diego and New York.
> >>
> >> He likes the warmth of San Diego including the beaches, the water, the
> >> outdoor lifestyle and he likes the big city feel of New York with the
> >> activity, variety, etc.
> >
> > Well, there's nowhere in Canada with a climate as warm as San Diego,
> > and you're ruling out the US, so that makes the question off-topic for
> > rec.travel.usa-canada. But what the heck... how about Rio de Janeiro?
> > (Suggested just in its reputation; I've never been there myself.)
> > --
> > Mark Brader, Toronto "Those who cannot Google the past are destined
> > msb@vex.net to repost it." -- Huey Callison
>
> Off topic? I am seeking the advice of traveler's familiar with both San
> Diego and New York. And this is just for fun. And it is about travel.
So,
> my apologies to anyone who feels this is off topic, but since I've always
> been taught to finish what I've started ...
>
> So, you savvy USA-Canada traveler's familiar with San Diego and New York
> have spoken. We either fly from San Francisco to San Diego to New York,
> then Rome(?) and Barcelona or we fly from San Francisco to San Diego to
> Hawaii to Sydney, Perth, and Brisbane or SFO to SAN to LAX to Rio. They
all
> sound like great options for a family vacation that meet my son's wish to
> find something that fits the bill of the best of San Diego and the best of
> New York.
>
> Thanks
>
>
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