For most Americans, their first trip abroad will be over a neighboring border—on, say, a family trip to Toronto, or maybe spring break to Cabo. You don't even need a passport to swing that. (Don't get too excited: You need a passport card still.) No matter where you go, you'll be out of your comfort zone—and that's half the fun, right? How far do you want to push it? We canvassed our network of editors and international contributors to get their best recommendations for your first trip abroad, whether you're on a budget and want to stay close(r) to home; you're ready to blow some hard-earned cash; or you want to get as far away as you possibly can. Here's a little inspiration.

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