Quote Originally Posted by Боб Уайтман View Post
First of all, I want to make sure if I understand your question correctly.
Do you mean the situation when you visited many countries, and one of them was Iceland? So, for example, you started from A-land, then traveled to Iceland, and from Iceland you moved to B-land? And you are confused by the fact that A-land and B-land are different locations. Is that what you mean?
I was talking about getting there from both perspectives.
The first scenario being the case that you just mention it on a side, without getting into the details. Getting into the details would be the second scenario, where you start with "got from A to B"

I was puzzled by the fact that in some posts (also...on some websites) I saw ездить being explained by the following way:
- repeated action (always, , every day, seldom ...)
- habit, ability
- return trip

Based on this explanation, I should use ездить for a roundtrip. This trip, however, isn't about a roundtrip. That's why I was confused. Another reason was the fact that I came across a few posts over here, according to which return trips are not necessarily implied by the word itself.

Thx for clarifying!