It is the capital of work education and being functional but I won’t say boring

Hi. I understand and appreciate your comment. I should say though, that I was there in April The temperature was around 25-28c and it was not humid. I would say that weather was not a problem. If you were to compare it to cities across Europe, they are packed with tourists (which some cities complain against) even when the temperature is 35c+.

Have you relocated already to saudi arabia now ??

hi , please give me insights on Riyadh job market for non local women and housing in Riyadh. Which websites to use? Or anything you want to add to .

Wow. What exactly is inaccurate? People told me that the metro doesn't connect to the airport, and I explained that I was just repeating what they said. I discussed the metro network and said that I hope to ride it in the future, when it opens. I was there in April, and the weather was nice during the daytime. I know that nighttime is more popular for locals that work during the day, but there was actually no reason why tourists shouldn't also be around before dark.

Don't see that happening for a few more years because of our religion islam and saudi is a majority muslim state that's why

@@hamdanakhtar40proI understand that, but if they really want to attract tourists they should allow them to enjoy themselves without limitations, like other muslim countries in the region such as UAE or Bahrain

@@psarakis340 yeah that's completely right but in islam it is prohibited to compromise on your religion for the sake of worldly affairs ( i don't know the word )

Thank you. I am back in Singapore again after two weeks in Taiwan, but I go there once or twice a year. Soon after visiting Lukang, we went to Tainan. Unfortunately, my son had an accident in Tainan and needed treatment in hospital. My next video will be about the good and bad of my experience in Tainan.

Haha... It's a lovely box

I agree that, whatever continent they're in, all non-democratic countries fall behind when it comes to levels of equality. Rather than knock it, we should be thankful that KSA is investing into tourism and further-integrating with the rest of the world. It's a positive step towards brighter future for everyone.

Ah, nice. The Pier 2 area has been developed for a few years. The Performing Arts Centre (not in my video) opened in 2018, and there are other new buildings worth checking out. Kaohsiung's main train station is also undergoing a big renovation.

@@welshmaninasia Their Container Port is not doing well. Few Super Star Singing Concerts are bringing in the number. The Local population is not growing like Tao Yuan or Hsinchu？Middle Income Wages have been stagnated for pretty long.

@@clementihammock7572 I don't know the figures, but Hsinchu is certainly growing.

Thanks for the heads-up. I just took a look at the Riyadh Season website. Detective Conan Live could be fun. 🙂

@@ritalo8220 I'd say it's well worth a visit. ❤️

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For me, the KEY issue not about how much money they spend, but rather how the KSA government operates. It needs to make travel easier and open up visa-free travel to the EU, USA etc. As a (non-EU) Brit, I can pretty-much go visa-free, but I still found their government websites difficult to deal with. I heard that many Chinese tourists are now travelling to KSA. I may add a video about this in the future. Of course, I think having nice hotels is crucial too - which I know if something they're working on.

​@welshmaninasia the Chinese tourists are generally disruptive and inappropriate from my experience encountering them around Riyadh.

incorrect in both assumptions

@@ViserysTheFirst Incorrect how? Saudi Arabia is totalitarian state that hasnt reached as far as European countries in equality for example

Like any big city, Riyadh has the usual malls and cafes, but it also has some historical sites too. If all plans are delivered, it will also become a far more interesting place over the next decade or so. I didn't mind that it wasn't packed with tourists.

@@ViserysTheFirstNot even arab migrants wants to go to an autocracy like Saudi Arabia they go to more advanced countries in Europe were they are free & not under Saudi control

@@welshmaninasia Saudi arabia is only for muslims. The place sucks.

There's a cafe inside the globe? Maybe that's why I couldn't get into that part..? The Scuplture Cafe is briefly featured in my video about KAFD and I visited a lot of local coffee places in Riyadh. I did go to Starbucks a couple of times and must admit that I went to Costa Coffee pretty often as there is one just outside the Kingdom Tower and the weather in April was pretty nice (when it wasn't raining!). My videos in Riyadh were my first as an amateur youtuber (with no channel at that time), but people there were very friendly and open to chatting with me. I hope to visit more of KSA.

@@welshmaninasia Yeah, there's a restaurant and a cigar lounge up there. I think they locked the door so people who go to the viewing platform don't just wander in as you need a reservation IIRC. I hope to see you soon back in KSA!

Hmmm.... if you are trying to make a joke about China, that's the PRC, not the ROC.

@@welshmaninasiayou are right, only if PRC unite ROC now !

@@welshmaninasia Don't joke on national issue: Taiwan is absolutely not country , it means PRC and ROC are both countries.

@@what-ug2lp wow... you are confusing me a lot

@@welshmaninasia it is the informations that you got before, confusing you

For sure. It's worth a trip. I've been coming to Taiwan regularly for 8 years and it was my first visit.

@user-lr1nm7bp5r thank you! I come to Taiwan a lot and always find new places to visit. This was my first time in Keelung.

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Yes, been. Worth it. Go to see the tunnels close by.

@@moviesandotherthings thank you 😊

@moviesisaw haha, it was on mine for quote a while. I finally made it there, but I still have lots of places in Taiwan to see!