Oliver and Siri (on his iPad mini) did some research about our travel destinations:

What is an itinerary?

According to http://www.thefreedictionary.com, an itinerary is “a route or proposed route of a journey”.

Here is where Mum and I are going:

London, England

• Where is it: England is part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and lies in North West Europe
• Distance from Australia: 16,990 kms
• Hours to get there (from Australia): 21-22 hours
• Language/s spoken: British English
• Currency and exchange rate: British pounds, £1 = $1.57 in Australian money
• Size (relative to Australia): 130,395 km2; Australia is 7,692,024 km2, so England is less than 2% of the size of Australia
• Population: 51 million people; Australia’s population is 22.3 million, so England has twice as many people in less than 2% of the area of Australia!
• What I might eat: fish and chips

Aarhus, Denmark

• Where is it: Denmark is one of the four Nordic countries and lies in Northern Europe
• Distance from Australia: 16,160 kms
• Language/s spoken: Danish (many people also speak English)
• Currency and exchange rate: Danish krone, DKK1 = 18 cents in Australian money
• Size (relative to Australia): 43,094 km2, so Denmark is less than 0.5% of the size of Australia
• Population: 5.5 million people, so Denmark has 25% of the population of Australia but in only 0.5% of the area of Australia
• What I might eat: Meatballs