What happens here? I'm a lover of natural beauty and I mostly travel for the scenery and photogenic landscapes. White guy in his early 30s here, is it worth the visit?
>>2643049That's not a complete sentence
>>2641577It's one of the least visited Caribbean islands because of its lack of white sandy beaches; it is rugged and mountainous and is covered by rainforest. Because of this, it never had the sufficient infrastructure for the typical type of tourism you'd find in the region. At the same time though, that means it definitely has a more lost-in-time feel to it which makes it more authentic and interesting, so Dominica would be more geared for the adventurous, nature-loving type of tourist and not the lazy beach goer type.
>>2644504ever taken a yacht to st barths? got any tips for meeting hot billionaires in the Caribbean?
>>2644509if you have a tight pink bussy and haven't passed twinkdeath yet, you can go pretty far in life. i got on a free trip to punta cana just for consoling a divorced guy at a house party and i was 20 y.o
>>2643049Ross University is now located in the Bahamas. They left Dominica years ago, after a hurricane destroyed it. No self-respecting Indian would be dumb enough to attend the remaining scam school left on the island.
Trip will be ASAP or in a month or two whenever we can get it sorted. Ideally I’d like to go somewhere I can move to, as I am also thinking of moving.Currently I just don’t like the level of pollution in my country, nor the people who are very rude. Also the nature isn’t very safe, not much people and locations are remote. The budget for the trip is moderate. I don’t think Icelandic countries will be doable since they’re extremely expensive… but for moving to Finland for example, if it is easy to find a job, the job would also pay more because the cost of living is higher right?Anyways I was thinking Portugal.. I was considering to visit Italy but I heard that the overall pollution there is bad too We like nature but my boyfriend is overweight so he can’t hike for very long. Also we are hoping it will be a bit cooler where we go, like 25 Celsius or below. Please help with any suggestions! We are both extremely bad at planning and seriously need help deciding where we can go.
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Why are the Midwest and deep south so bland? >Gateway Arch >Indiana Dunes National ParkWhat a joke
>>2644867i loved indiana dunes, partied hard, had a riot of a campfire and a hell of a crossfade
sleeping bear dunes is beautiful
This map doesn't include state parks or national forests/wildlife refuges. Minnesota for example has an extensive state park system where it's impossible to be farther than 30/40 miles away from at least one no matter where you are in the state. Are all of those parks as impressive as say, Voyageurs (the only real National Park in Minnesota?) No, but many are better (Itasca, Gooseberry, Tettegouche, Cascade River). A lot of states have no or little National Park presence but a lot of state parks or other ways of having protected and open nature sites categorized.
>>2644883Shhhhhhh. I like my seclusion on those white sand beaches.
>>2644867wait till i'm a billionaire and reforest the entire state of ohio and fill it with buffalo like the good ol days
I'm planning on going to Asia to teach English. What's the best country to go to?
>>2645763Sorry to tell ya, but most of Asia that's affordable and won't treat you like dirt is communist or communist leaning. Vietnam, Laos/Cambodia/Mongolia/China. Leaves you really only Taiwan or Thailand, but Thailand is saturated already, Taiwan is a mixed bag and barrier for entry is harder.
Is it easier to manage a classroom in Asia than it is to manage a classroom in Canada/USA?I'm not a very firm or assertive person but I feel that Chinese students would just eat me alive. Some Canadian students are already kicking my ass because they just don't care and they ruin everything for me and everyone else sometimes.
>>2645753Do you speak any asian languages? get luck getting paid at all if not you fucking weab. In europe you'll at least get a minimum wage if you don't know the host language.
>>2645755>private tutoring in China is quite lucrativebefore it was. The government has been clamping down on that shit for awhile now. If the government sees you coming in and out of the same houses every couple of days they will detain you, tell you they know what you are doing and tell you to stop.>source: happened to me
>>2645791What are you talking about? Chinese students (or any Asian students really) are much better behaved than Canadian shitrags.
>passport bros saturating any decent location>social media basically bringing in hordes of normies and zombies into any tourist location>westernization at rapid pace>overall inflation>brutal competition with concepts like looksmaxxing and geomaxxing going mainstream>foreigner fatigueFuture doesn't look bright bros. What keeps you all motivated to travel?
>>2624277you mean you cant be touched because your fake hair will fall out?
>>2645692Pffff it’s implanted deep in my scalp, baldo, so no, unless you qualify that with “because it can’t get surgically removed by a trained surgeon” then sure Pfffffff baldie!
>>2637410Most of these "requirements" sound extremely basic and easy to fulfill though?
>>2629110found the non-white
>>2624271You don't travel for pussy retard, you travel and wind up getting pussy. If you're spending thousands to go to a third world shithole for some cunny, just kys now.
(((Airlines))) slowly shrinking the size limit of carry-on luggage every year hoping no one would notice, why do they do this?
people and their massive, unwieldy carry-ons are cratering turnaround times. most airlines are too greedy to just offer free checked luggage.the writing was on the wall for this when ryanair changed their policy 5-ish years ago. if you didn't move to a personal item-sized backpack then you better do it now.
>>2643134It's still more affordable than flying a regular airline.
>>2643134>if you didn't move to a personal item-sized backpack then you better do it now.I did, and now they've reduced that to a laptop bag sized bag
>>2642866buy the hold plebbitor
Travelling 10 years ago when they were all included was a fucking nightmare. Everyone would board with their 10kg exact dimension case, and the overhead bins would fill up in no time. People would be wandering up and down the ailse looking for somewhere to store shit and flipping out at staff and other passengers, and eventually they'd gather cases at the front of the plane and have to check them anyway.Took forever and made the boarding process miserable. I'm not surprised they changed it.All I wish is that the price comparison sites would let you take bags into account so you don't get faggots like WizzAir gaming the system.
I will be driving from New Mexico to Connecticut and would like to see some sights along the way. Anything worth pulling over for? I'm okay with getting slightly off course by a few hours if worth it.
>>2644791Flyover states are not worth visiting.
I recommend taking the route through TN then north on I-81. Much more scenic overall. I'd stop by the Smokeys for a day hike. The nearby town of Gatlinburg, TN is quite popular for tourism. Not my thing, but you might enjoy it. You could later stop by the hiker town of Damascus, VA and rent a cheap bike/shuttle and cycle the Virginia Creeper trail (almost entirely a gentle downhill coast, not physically demanding at all). I know a lot about outdoor recreation in Southern Appalachia. Feel free to ask any questions.
>oklahoma>missouri>illinois>indiana>ohio>pennsylvania>CONNECTICUT no theres nothing worth pulling over. just sit in your car in your driveway at this point. go fuck yourself
>>2644870Omaha has a great zoo too. Also the college world series if you're into baseball. Iowa has the world's largest truck stop and Chicago has practically endless things to do. OP's route has Palo Duro Canyon and Wichita Mountains but he can do that on a different trip living in New Mexico.
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My buddy and I are planning a 1.5 week holiday to visit Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Reykjavik this summer, thinking about spending 3 days in the first two, 2 days in Copenhagen, and then an afternoon and overnight in Reykjavik. We're both interested in history and cool museums. I'm suggesting that we stay in hostels, since they're cheap and pretty friendly from my experience in the Benelux. Any recommendations for places to go, stay, or eat at?>OsloViking Ship Museum, Akershus Fortress, Frognerseteren, Kon-tiki and Fram Museums>StockholmDjurgarden + Museums, all the stuff in Gamla Stan, the Hornstulls Strand>CopenhavnRosenborg Castle, Kastellet, Christiansborg Slot, Stroget Street>ReykjavikViking Settlement Exhibit, and the downtown walking area, not enough time for a driving tourOn that topic, which language has the most cognates across the group?
>>2643541I almost spit my coffee out when I read Hornstulls strand. Do not go there unless it's a really nice day and you want to go for a swim nearby. I literally live on that street and it's nothing to see or visit. Some shitty food trucks and a few tables of garbage being sold. Insanely underwhelming if you've ever been to any type of market anywhere in the world. Take a stroll around and in Södermalm though. It's nice in the summer. Långholmen is pretty. Rent a kayak there and see the city from the water. Pass by the market if you want but do not make it your destination.
>>2643541You shouldn't stay in the big citiesUse the extensive public transport and get a hotel near nature somwhere
>>2645006Also if it's 1.5 weeks you should focus on one country instead of all of them, unless you're planning on being somewhere close to the borders.Choose a specific region, for example Western Northern, then create a route of hotels and places to visit instead of jumping from city-to-city that way
just do norway and iceland. get the fuck out of the cities what the fuck are you doing
>>2643541>>2644994>the Hornstulls Strandyep, same. it's comfy definitely but something to go on a if you're a local and are bored on a weekend day. or if you're staying longer than a couple of days.>eatingi'm happy to help if you want to be more specific? local? cheap/expensive?>museumsif you still want to visit some there's Stockholm City museum near Slussen and the Nobel Prize museum in Gamla Stan. The city museum is relatively small but good if you're interesting more of the history of Stockholm and its inhabitants through the years. I haven't been to the Nobel prize museum.
I'm currently in NOLA, Louisiana during the French Quarter Fest because it was on my way back from the eclipse. Here's what I've done so far>architecture tour>cemetery tour>food tour>Garden district>WW2 museumFood>poboys>crawfish>oysters>pralines>muffaletta>gumbo>jambalaya>red beans & riceComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>2644839Congrats - that's really about it. Been 3/4 times; it's chill enough when you go outside of the busy times (Mardi Gras, Voodoo Fest, etc.), but really it's the best the first couple of times. Overall, you've hit all the culinary points - in my opinion, New Orleans food sucks anyway. But Willie Mae's is awesome, however it is temporarily closed because of a fire, so you're out of luck there. Honestly, by the end of the trip I just end up haning out a Harrah's and gambling.
I did NOLA recently - if you have time, hit Frenchman at night, Royal + maybe Tulane's campus, which is very beautiful. Definitely hit City Park if the weather is nice, it's amazing and well worth the drive or bicycle. A ferry ride to Algiers is pretty cool too, try to hit an actual voodoo shop too, there's some good ones outside of the Quarter. Wanted to do the wwii museum but ran out of time, not sure if it's worth it.I was underwhelmed with the food too and found prices even at "cheap" places to be ridiculous. Anything outside of bourbon + a shrimp poboy is my rec. I was underwhelmed with the rest of the good.
Go to the Cafe Fleur de lis and try the grits. Utter decadence lolThe water front is coolThe Sazerac museum gives you free historic cocktails.
Yeah, it's that thread again, motherfuckers.I used to be a weaboo, but now Japan kind of disgusts me. Too westernized. Last time i was there was 2016 and I have postponed my comeback because i can't figure how to avoid Stacy and Dylan doing a selfie at Senso-Ji and whatnot.What are the places in Japan that are not ruined yet? And i don't mean some random farm in the Niigata prefecture. I mean actual places with people like Nagoya or Sapporo maybe...
>>2644818You're welcome, and be sure to watch my new show "Shogun", airing Tuesdays on FX
Usually other (young) in Japan are chill and fun. You can make alot of Friends if you hang out in shibuya at night. Except americans they're just too loud and retarded and fat. But most people act like they're the only ones who deserve to be in Japan, it's really weird. I get it when you meet your countrymen tho, like I don't wanna hang out with people who make me feel like im back home.
>>2643698Nobody needs your gay vigilante ways. Why are americans like this? Just act normal no japanese person asked you to protect their neighbourhood you yank weirdo
>>2645577Young foreigners*
>>2643696>Why is this? Visitors to other countries don't do this or have this sort of attitude.Anime was a mistake.
Planning to go to Australia with a working holiday visa. My goal is to work there and make some money to see the country and then use it as a jumping off point to go see south east asia. Am I delusional for thinking I'll make money to travel while in Australia? Any thoughts on what work i'll be able to do or where I should stay?
Where is the absolute cheapest place to live in America that's still livable? By that I mean no junkies and some available job/social opportunities. I have an online job and I want to save a large amount of money over the course of a year. I'm not gonna live out of my car and I'm not gonna live out of a tent. Somewhere with my own stove, shower, and bathroom would be ideal.
>>2644842Lincoln/Omaha is like 5 degrees warmer.
>>2641974I live in Cheyenne but I'm moving to bigger cities soon. Wind, snow, cold, and "bad" weather are great filters that keep The Elements out of here. I'm guessing state income tax is fixed to your employer so that won't matter here. This town is also a capital but not really a city (64k), and is 10 mi from the CO border and 100 mi from Denver international. I think this would be a great FI/RE and semi retirement place to live in, but it's not for me who never scored a telework opportunity at all, and has to PCS for better grades. I just got back from Boulder last night and I was definitely given the strange eye by more than 2 people there, despite being clean shaven, simply dressed, and white. Some of the mountain resort, expensive towns are unfriendly but have more going on for their jail bait kids. Tl;dr cold weather, border cities, on the redder State side
>>2643760Ottawa hills and Sylvania are good my dad grew up in Birmingham it was poor then and even worse now
>>2645111> on the Redder state side Wyoming is as red as it gets lol
There are nationwide real estate price maps online. All you have to do is overlay that with your taxes.
Discuss everything related to Philippines travel here
>>2645760Go to any gym, walk up to the biggest guy there, he will know a supplier. I'm not memeing. Go tip a bouncer at a club and ask him. Unfortunately just not as easy to buy as Thailand.I was offered multiple times kek, I was training at gyms that had competitors.All openly dealing and using on the gym floor kekIf not, look up IA Superpharma - Philippines
>>2645814This shit is probably dirty as fuck.
>>2644598having China control the flips would be better than whatever corrupt bs they got going now
>>2646502Disagree. I have a friend who lives in China and it sounds like just as much of a shithole to me. If I'm going to live in a shithole I at least want a bit of freedom, know what I mean? I spent an entire day of my life setting up a special type of VPN on one of my servers just so he could watch YouTube. Fuck all of that.
>>2647044>>2647044>>2647044>>2647044New thread
Thinking about taking a trip to japan, and I was wondering where are the sluttiest catboy maid cafes are. Like which city or region has the most of these cafes
i hope you get hit by a car
I do not hope you get hit by a car anon. I hope you find the most kawaii catboys in tokyo and sweetly pet them.
I hope you get violently raped by a huge cat MAN
What are some 'underrated' Spanish tourist destinations? As in not as packed as Malaga or Mallorca during the season.
>>2642646Definitely Cantabria or northern Aragón
>>2643562>>History: greeceA history that hasn't been relevant outside of their tiny inlet for over 2000 years.
Check out northern Spain during the hot months. Galicia has great food, nature, beaches.and parties everywhere and it is much cheaper than other tourist destinations. I would highly recommend Ressurection fest if you like heavy metal fests and Ortigueira fest, which is a free music festival with folk music, a beautiful beach, heaps of dirty hippies and every drug you can imagine if you ate into that.
Extremadura. Literally the least visited by tourists in Spain. It’s quiet, gorgeous. If you like mountains and wildlife, this is the place to go in Spain. Also great food, as usual.
>>2643138Go to any of the Canaries that are not Tenerife or Gran Canaria. If you only want the beach, go to Fuerteventura. If you want to go scuba diving, go to El Hierro. If you also like to hike, go to La Palma and/or La Gomera.
