Flyman wrote:
Skegness it is then!
Tbh, unless you go off the tourist trail Eurofood is everywhere in S.E. Asia & S. America. I ate great Mexican food in Cambodia and excellent Lebanese in La Paz. You can even get a great English cooked breakfast at 'Oh My Cod' in Bangkok with Wiltshire bacon, Bury black pudding and Heinz baked beans. God, did I need that!

Honestly, don't let that limit you. Even Ho Chi Minh City has a K.F.C.!
Several pics from your collage remind me of Vietnam which (was very afforable) but given your extended contract (congrats, btw) why not save as much as you can and visit Australia and New Zealand if that's what you fancy, maybe even French Polynesia, too? And go for longer!
N.Z. should give you much of the above - tropical islands in the North, phenomenal scenery in the south and as many ways to experience near death as you could wish in Queenstown, S. Island. The food was 1970s England when done on the cheap.

It's no cheaper than here, though, and you'd doubtless touch down in Oz en route. Unless you've got rellies there it'll cost.
Whatever you choose, save as much as you can now rather than wishing you had an extra $15 to go snorkelling off the coral later. Or think of it this way ..... every pint you buy now is worth three in
S.E.Asia or India.

My brother went to China, he said he hated it as all the food was dead scorpians, crabs, dog etc....China doesn't appeal to me.
Yeah may head to Aus and NZ, although the cost of flights are ridiculous. As you can see I like beaches, tropical ones, amazing views, I like to chill out and enjoy the environment, would love to do a sky dive, would love to see an F1 race and other sporting events abroad. I would not be your typical traveller and take in loads of culture, do lots of wakling/hiking going around with a backpack everywhere...thats not really me.
Where I have been:FranceI have only ever been on the usual 1-2 week holidays, although I did spend 4 weeks going round France...Normandy, down the West coast towards the south, to a well cool mahusive sand dune in the south west corner, then on into northern spain through the Pyrenees and onto Bilbao and did a bit of surfing, then onto the Alps, saw mont blanc and stayed in Switzerland, hiking up a mountain (picture shown in an earlier post) then onto Paris and home (been to Paris 3 times).
HollandWent on a College trip stayed at some water park saw some tulip fields and some windmills, not much to see in Holland..a bit dull really unless you go to Amsterdam for some drugs (not interested) or some lady fun.
SpainAs mentioned above, Bilbao. Also been to Tenerife, I think all spanish beach resports are pretty much the same.
CyprusPaphos, nice enough place...sun sea and sand, with a bit of culture and pubs, went on to Nicosia for a day (waste of time) but was quite cool seeing the massive Turkish flag on the mountain.
TurkeyImmense, best holiday I have been on as there is so much to do, great for young ppl, loads of small boat trips which stop off for swims in the sea, off to turtle beach, Land rover trips..where a mad turkish driver nearly drives off a mountain, go to waterfall, have water fight through dirt tracks with other jeeps, quad biking, Turkish baths, amazingly cheap, £7 for days out and food. Amazing scenery, Marmaris is beautiful. Lots of nightlife, great bars, show Footy and F1.
LuxembourgPart of the France Trip.
I have 25k to blow....well not really most of that is supposed to help buy me a house at some point, and thats why I am reluctant to spend more than £1500 on a trip.