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Travelling around the world
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In my slightly younger days I travelled extensively including a year in Austrailia and the Far East. Personally I would not go for a round the world ticket since you are a little constrained. Try not to see too much, but take time to experience a country. Austrailia is a great place to start - get a 12month working visa (I guess these are still possible for under 30's), travel and work a bit, then move on. Most of Asia is great. North America is a little expensive and I found a little dull, however west coast is better. Europe is also good (plus you can work if you need a little cash). Not been to South America (intend to go when the kids are older) but I understand that it is generally ok. Just take your time and enjoy - you can always go again.0
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The Far East is superb for living and eating out cheap. Beautifull part of the world, as safe as you can be anywhere nowadays, friendly and loads to see.0
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