taxonomy term path using two different vocabulary I have a "destination" vocabulary and a "category" vocabulary.
Is there a way to change the taxonomy term path of the "category" terms to include the "destination" terms in front?

i.e. destination_term/category_term/term_title

I tried using tokens but I can't figure out how to add a different vocabulary in front.

UPDATE

Here's the situation:

I have a travel site with a main portal going to 4 different destination pages (all view pages), each set with a term reference from "destination" vocabulary. Then I have a content type for  Categories, set with a term reference from "category" vocabulary (restaurant, activities, etc). 

I actually have two problems:


I can't seem to have a "destination" path preceeding the "category", which I need to make blocks appear in the right place. (the only way that I found to do this is by cheating and adding a hidden destination term in my category voc. but that means I would have to copy/repeat the "category" voc. 4 times with a different hidden "destination" term in each. That doesn't make much sense now does it? I'm sure there's a better way. Anyone?
The other problem is that except for the above part, I am able to make the paths and breadcrumbs appear the way it should (with the help of Pathauto, Taxonomy Menu &amp; Taxonomy Menu Trails modules), but when I get to the actual content, there's nothing in the breadcrumbs anymore (the url path shows up ok though)! Any suggestions?


Any help is greatly appreciated.
For your content type, you could set a content path pattern (admin/config/search/path/patterns) that looked something like this:

[node:field_destination]/[node:field_category]/[node:title]

This would put the destination term in front of the category term for your content nodes.  However, there is no good way for you to put the destination term in the path to the category vocabulary, because there might be zero, one or many content type nodes for any given category, and you have no good way to relate these two terms.