Archived threads in /trv/ - Travel - 445. page

>>1094401
Florida ghettos are pretty bad. Inquire locally.

>>1094558
This. I'd call businesses nearby or local realtors..

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>>1094558
>>1094567
Will they really answer truthfully if I ask them a question like that?

>Hello is that neighborhood a shithole?
>Hell no, we love whities.
>Ok, thanks.
>Guys, prepare for the hunt.

...he writes on his Razr keyboard with his Alienware computer before returning to morning sex with his $15,000 love doll.

Aren't you on neetbux? Save, travel locally.

>>1094369
Travelling can easily cost less than $150 per week. Save some money and it's so simple. I recently travelled around Europe for 11 weeks and it cost me just over $2000 for everything, and I was drinking 2-4 times a week and eating out the majority of the time. I couchsurfed a fair amount but I never hitchiked.

Istzanbul is actually Constantinople. The old capital of the antique Byzantine empire. That's why it is so amazing.

>>1094338
some cool old architecture and music, and some nice food. but it's kinda cold. you will feel unwelcome.

The rest got bombed to hell and the cool stuff in Istanbul wasn't built by turks. So why not.

>>1094131
>how hard would it be to land a job before moving, etc etc?

It's a big country, economy is doing ok (but just), east coast is poor, central and west are doing alright, Alberta is dealing with recession.

PR is granted on a points-based system. You get more points for being younger, bilingual, well-educated in a desirable field, and employed in a needed industry. Your post provides none of that.

And no, don't get your hopes up that you'll arrive, land a job at GameStop and suddenly find yourself a citizen. You're competing against Iranian doctors and Indian engineers, as the days where being from a similar country got you preference are long gone.

>>1094131

In my experience it's essentially impossible.

Two of my friends (married, both under 30, with masters degrees in geology, living in Alberta), applied for permanent residency after living as students for four years, then working for another two years. It took them 1 year to hear back from the Canadian government and both were rejected.

I'm an international myself (English), and I've only ever heard of other Commonwealth'ers getting PR after a similar experience as above (4 years school + 2 year work visa).

That being said it might be different for other provinces, or if you are bilingual. Maybe one of the best bets is speaking French then applying for school in Quebec, apparently that's an easier way, though I only know this from hearsay.

>>1094131
>aside from the paperwork and general hoops to jump through, how hard would it be to land a job before moving

Do you have a in demand masters? If no, incredibly. Canada has a reciprocal working visa for under 30s with a bunch of countries. America isn't part of this. So the crappy jobs can just employ other foreigners and do less paperwork.

What's your education and current employment?

>>1094241
Is right about French. On you immigration point system, 20/100 is from being fluent in one of the official languages, and there's another 10 from speaking a second.

It's easily doable if you manage them well
20 for accomodation in hostels
10 for food (sanwiches, cook your own and the occasional cheap restaurant)
13 transportation
10 miscellanous (tickets, booze etc)

>>1094057
You are absolutely fine. I did that on 30 euros per day. Couchsurfing will save A LOT of money, especially in places like Paris.

>>1094057
OH SHIT TELEFRANCAIS

I FORGOT ABOUT THAT SHIT

It's pretty decent, except for all 30 year old douches there

>>1092955
Yeah, fuck those 30 year olds
They're shitting up the place

Why would you want to go to Boracay? Go to Siargao or Palawan instead.

>>1092821
Sounds like TSA. Those people get angry at passengers when they break the rules because all those cameras in the check point are actually watching the employees, not the passengers.

If the cameras catches an employee skipping a step of the procedure or doing it wrong they can be fired on the spot.

Still, they shouldn't treat people like cattle.

>>1092821
What so the little hand wipes do? I have only encountered it in the Prague airport when my metal boots kept setting off the security machine. They wiped my hands and the inside of my carry on bag then just threw it away.

>>1092904
The wipes are supposed to catch any microscopic explosive material residue and the machine they place the wipes into scans for the materials.

The problem is that some of the explosive material the machine scans for are also found in gardening, landscaping or bullets.

>>1084931
i'm 5'6'', went 2 months alone to germany.

Trip was great, made a lot of friends, but i never had any hope on banging someone, as 13 years olds were already taller than me, I tried but got rejected by a girl smaller than me and decided to just enjoy the sights instead.

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>6'2"
>a lot of girls on me
>most of them are so short I have to lean/be uncomfortable when hugging

why do I even bother

>>1084931
What difference do you think height makes when it comes to travel?

The only thing I can think of is having more space in airplanes and on buses.

I live in Europe and hosted two US girls for two nights. They were really happy and everything worked out fine.

Hosted 2 guys, 2 girls, everyone on seperate occasions. Was fun, would do it more if I wasn't so busy. I keep in touch with two of them.

Also looking forward to couchsurfing myself when I go travelling later this year

>>1074636
> that pic
have you ever been so fucked up on cocaine that you put montreal in the northwest territories?

I had an enjoyable walk along the Coney Island beach when I went.

>>1094999

Yeah, that place seems cute in [spoiler]Cloverfield.[/spoiler]

Central Park

Also I'm jealous as fuck and plan to live in NYC within 3 years

right next to the Nord train station, rue d'Aerschoot, romanian prostitutes 40EUR fuck&suck 15min

>>1092414
oh and try a waffle from a yellow van (those are the best)

Molenbeek is fun

Why don't they just move to suburbs/non touristic districts?
I live in a city centre of a rather big city in italy and i appreciate seeing all the tourists roaming around, they bring money and jobs.

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>>1094491
>Why don't they just move to suburbs/non touristic districts?

Why should they be forced to move? Barcelona's most famous tourist attraction, La Sagrada Familia, is located in a residential neighborhood. But it's impossible for locals to park their car or even drive out of their house as the streets surrounding the cathedral are full of buses of Chinese tourists blocking the way. Even simple chores like grocery shopping must be a major pain.

I'm not sure what city in Italy you live in, but Venice didn't feel like a living, breathing city imo. More like a theme park. I don't expect /trv/ to agree with me as they are part of the problem.

>>1094488
unemployed retards showing the world why they are unemployed: they are idiots.
Nothing to see here, OP.

>>1093967
Same rules as in Sweden, don't talk to anyone who isn't white. Italians are OK though

>>1093969

Not even Asians? Asians are safe to talk to here.
To be fair though, the only people I will talk to will probably be strangers for directions when it comes to out on the street, other than that I guess I'll talk to somebody who works in the subway for directions and people in the pub when I go out at night.

>>1093967
Why are you even asking? Your shouldn't know your country is a Muslim Harlem

wearing an eye patch will not help

>>1093874
Where are you from?

Munich is quite conservative and staid by German standards, although it is loose and liberal by Bavarian standards... Anyway, my advice would be to not hang around at train stations all day smoking, in packs with 12 other of your teenage Arab friends and leering and making sounds at women all day. Also, don't grope them or rape them. .

If you look foreign, well... Germany is a little inherently racist like most of the world. If you don't look white, yes, you will be treated different, if only in subtle ways (open direct racism is rare). I am American, white, blend in easy here, but whenever I speak German (only a light accent) or it comes out that I'm not German somehow, the difference in treatment is always there. People will doubt your German ability and speak broken English to you (if they bother to stop and speak to you at all) until you speak it flawlessly. Then they will comment that your German isn't bad for a foreigner, and tease you for ever minor mistake that even they themselves make.

Young people and students are generally open to foreigners though, as Germans have a very strong case of cultural cringe and love to hate anything to do with their history (which let's be honest, is full of misery and violence). Bavarians are generally among the most tradition-minded Germans though, even if they've commercialized the ever-living fuck out of Lederhosen and Oktoberfest and what not.

You could wear Bayern fan apparel, if you can hold your nose enough to do so, and don't mind looking like every other faggot. Drink beer, eat pork, talk about football, be punctual for everything, you'll be fine.

>>1093874
You'll be fine. Especially as an exchange student at a university. The only thing you should worry about are the rents in Munich

and fyi it's Munich in English and München in German

First for tokyo is a meme city

Anyone going to Tokyo on 6th of may or later on? I'll be leaving from Romania or Hungary.

How's this spot? I'll be 2 weeks in Tokyo.
https://goo doo.oot gl/KYEo1y

>>1093715
Post a valid url you mongoloid.