So Egypt has really gone to shit eh, not a week goes by when

Europe

It'll get better. The bad people only do 50% of the harm; the rest is done by us westerners letting ourselves fall prey to fear and pessimism.

Yemen (Socotra), Mali, Crimea, Afghanistan/Pakistan

Tibet (sort of). It's definitely safe minus any political demonstration but it would be nice to travel there independently. Same with Iran but that feels like much less of an issue.

Syria?

At least, I want to visit Damascus someday, if it survives

>>1096581
Paris

>>1096767
not really

US

>>1096582
>>1096767
>/pol/ actually believes this
It's time for you to leave.

>>1096581
Mexico

>everyone there has guns
>bring your own gun and you are so fucked

Okay then.

>>1096673
Iran has been fucked by the retarded US visa waiver decision. I'm European, and if I visit Iran, I get what is essentially a travel ban to the US. Fuck that. I really hope they fix that soon because Iran looks like such a great destination.

>>1097030
Is this true? Fuck I was gonna visit Iran this summer. but having seconds thoughts now. I have a British and a French passport. If I used my French passport to go to Iran, and then next time I want to go to the US I use my British passport, will it still be traceable?

I'm okay with not being able to use the waiver program, as long as I would be able to get a tourist visa through the standard visa application.

>>1097030
>>1097065
An anon mentioned a while back that Iran can opt out of stamping your passport or something like that and give you a paper visa for entry so you don't get banned from the US. Not sure if this is what you're referring to though.