If money wasn't an issue, which countries would you visit?

I would travel to Ireland, France, Italy and Greece.

I'd start in New Zealand and start slowly moving west. I've only ever been through the Aukland airport on my way to Brisbane, and I want to explore the country. It would take me about a month or so to get a decent feel of things. After that, Australia for 1-2 months minimum. The Great Barrier Reef is too beautiful to rush through a trip. Then north into Indonesia. I've been to Bali, but I want to go to Lombok and Java and Jakarta. Then to Thailand. I've been to Phuket, but didn't stay long enough, and I want to explore Bangkok.

After that, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong. I've spent years in Japan, so I would probably just do Okinawa and Hokkaido. Then Seoul, then Beijing, Shanghai, then over to Taiwan and Taipei, then down to Tibet. I'd want to explore Timbuktu in Nepal. Then a few of the Central Asian countries and a trip up to St. Petersburg.

After that, back down to Istanbul, then Montenegro, then a few of the Eastern European countries. I want to see Prague in particular.

Then Crete and Cyprus. I'd hire a yacht and sail through the Mediterranean and explore Greece, then Alexandria, then take a jaunt down to Cairo and the Valley of the Kings, then back on the yacht and explore the Italian coast, then to Cannes and continue that until I get to Gibraltar. I'd then go to Portugal for a couple days.

Id then say goodbye to the yacht and backpack for a month or so through Spain. When I make it to Barcelona, I will luxe it up and change gears. I'd buy a BMW motorcycle and travel from Northern Spain through France and explore the many wine regions.

I'd time it so that I'm in Munich in late September for the beginning of Oktoberfest.

By this time, winter is probably starting, and I'd switch gears again and hit Switzerland and Austria. I'd ski until my legs were made of granite.

Then into Italy to explore Northern Italy. When I made it back down to Rome, I'd fly to Northern Africa and explore Morocco and if I'm allowed in, parts of Tunisia. It would probably be approaching autumn in the Southern Hemisphere, so I would fly down to South Aftrica, start in Cape Town and work my way up into the Serengeti.

You get the idea.

I was fortunate enough to visit them even though money was something was an issue, but if it wasn't, I would move in the exact geographical center of Poland, Germany, and Austria (so probably somewhere in the Czech Republic) so that I could divide my time evenly between those three.

I don't think Germany is one of the countries, where people eat a lot of horses, dogs and cats. I am German, never ate that. They mainly eat pork, beef, and chicken and Germany should follow the guidelines of the EU, when it comes to animal welfare.

I was in Munich around 2004 or 2005 with some coworkers and remember having dinner in an outdoor food marketplace where one of the shops sold "Pferd" (horsemeat). My American coworker who had lived in Germany and knew that I had remembered enough of my college German to understand the sign jokingly suggested I might want to sample the food from that shop. No, thanks! I understood that horses raised for human consumption have to be raised following strict laws about health and medications, but I still couldn't get past the "ick" factor.

If money wasn´t an issue I would visit all of them. But being from Iceland can complicate things since it's expensive getting off the island

How about I just name the places I plan on going and would really like to

Thailand
Greece
Germany (back to)
Italy
Australia

all of them.