Benji

Hobart is a terrific Harbour City, picturesque leaving a lasting impression. My 4th time here and won't be my last. Almost like a touch of Europe (mini Switzerland perhaps) within Australia. Great for trekkers and/or a romantic long weekend getaway from the mainland.......

Phnom Penh is an above average city with lots on offer. It's not for everyone used to a clean/quaint cities, however it is raw with loads of history and extremely affordable. I would pop on your bucket list, however there is no need to stay much longer than a few days. It was humid when I visited, so choose your month of visitation wisely.

Melbourne is indeed a livable city, is it the most livable - it depends! If you love your beaches to be a hop, skip or jump away this is not the city for you. St Kilda beach is a bit blah, but definitely nice for a visit and vino. Overall I find Melbourne a friendly city and I will return time and time again to visit friends who happen to love living in Melbourne, so it draws people.

Austin what a breath of fresh air were you. Not a Macca's in sight. Keeping it weird mentality was very attractive. Loved the alternative feel. Go there, there's no place like it in the USA.

Havana on everyone's bucket list "before it changes". I was suitably impressed without a burning need to return. Lots and lots of infrastructure work to be done, however the wonderful old city is impressive. I do feel a little sorry a lot of Cubans have not travelled outside their own country, however this makes them inquisitive. The vintage cars were incredible and worth a whirl!!