Greetings to Slovenia from Serbian ,pozdrav Sloveniji iz Srbije

This guy seems like the most negative KZbinr. Couldn’t get through his video.

The air tags and the credit card company dealing with the airlines were new pointers for me. Thank you,.

Thanks, I had everything covered 😅 except that I have friends in Europe no idea of Air b and bs.

Hey man. Great video. Black female from the GREAT OL USA. @ 14:12 “other/ fellow citizens of the USA” and in this particular subject, “POC (people of color)” do have a different experience with that for sure. Countrymen works tho LOL.

why are you obsessed with the golden visa... you should be obsessed about how and where you pay your taxes? imagine if everyone became a digital nomad and started living 1 month in a different city in europe... so bye bye and thank you

I thought about living in Cape Town but I don’t think I would be able to over look the disparity that exists there. I’m interested in Johannesburg but I’m concerned about the safety as a single woman.

I've lived in 5 different Canadian cities, and seen many many more, and Montreal is definately the best in almost every way. It's a world class city that towers over its rivals in terms of culture, sophistication, ambience and opportunities. Having said that it's likely better to visit than live in Quebec.

Next year I'm going to visit Nice , certainly bring my SEVEN children and damn sure my beautiful newly wedded wife Agnus ❤

Not sure that people enjoying their drink is reason to label a city overrated. That sounds like a ‘you’ thing.

London being a city from the culture that ultimately my own (American) derives from, makes it arguably more interesting than any of the others. Well, makes England more interesting.

You talk about the drinking culture in London and by the same token in the US. You are so right. You also say that you don’t drink. I am a 61 yo male, I grew up in that culture of drinking. Let me tell you that drinking alcohol is absolutely useless, you don’t need alcohol, it’s is terrible for the digestive system and the effect is worse as you age. Also, drinking is expensive. All you need to do is to take care of your health. You are also right about overrated places. I’ve been to a few of the cities you have described and I have been disappointed many times. Cancun has become such a lousy place with the people coming mostly from North America to party and bing drink, combined with the drug dealers to supply the drugs to the consumers. You may consider adding paris to your list of overrated cities.

Why not Paris?!🤔

Loadshedding is gone now, change of government

I like all the places that you mentioned, especially if you wanna try great food (except London), in Singapore the best food cost 5-10 usd

1. There's nothings to see in london and everyone eats beans for breakfast 2. Fake garden city and the whitest asian country 3. If the Caribbean is cheaper every american would skip cancun 4. All the development turned it into a tourist trap island 5. Falsely advertised country for being cheap and adventure worthy

I've spent a quite a bit of time in London and I think getting out of the central area can change one's perspective, a bit. But I think the highlights are the main sites and cultural attractions, and the Theatre. And I think there are delicious restaurants with more normal prices (though not cheap) as well as some terrible, terrible food. So for tourists, I think it is a good starter place to go, and then connect to other places. Singapore, I think, after five visits, is just so limited. Bali was great both times I went, but it has been a long time and I could see these negative things expanding. Kuta is the worst, though, for the Aussies, and that has remained the same. And Lisbon was nice, but it was a while ago, before the huge run up in prices.

Awesome video thanks for sharing. Did not know any of the last 3...lol

Amen! Lisbon...Portugal. I enjoyed Porto and Lagos. Lisbon, nope.

London - 3 days, 2 nights is max See all the sites and move on

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really interesting. Maybe do a flipside of this topic next. thanks

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Thanks for sharing! What would be your recommendation in place of Bali? Island vacay? Agree with your take on Lisbon. Fun place but overrated and the food is not my favorite. The city really caters to tourists, and reminds me of what Prague was 25 years ago.

I understand what you mean about London. It is a very expensive city, and this aspect cannot be overlooked when considering it as a destination. But I wouldn’t dismiss it because of its cultural familiarity. Going to places that are linked to your culture is part of a learning curve. Even a as seasoned traveller, discovering what’s different and what’s (sometimes surprisingly) familiar can be rewarding.

We were there for 3 months and hardly scratched the surface of Nice. We did not have a car and it was no problem, the trains are great and the local trams are easy and a wonderful way to get around. I prefer a pebble beach to a sand beach. The pebbles are warm, they contour to your body when you lay on the beach. Regarding the stores on Sunday, true, you must prepare the day before. It is a true walking city. you will walk several miles a day. There are many museums to visit and always go to Cours Selaya in the morning for your days food. It is closed on Monday, when it becomes an antique faire.

As a Dane I approve this. Well done video. Wish you all a happy stay here ❤

If you want a cultural experience in Quintana Roo ...go to Merida. When we traveled there prior to covid it was rated as the safest city in North America with a population over 500,000. With easy access to many Mayan ruins and culturally significant sites

Agree with your view on London. It feels like a huge outdoor mall. It's nice but i feel like its not a great tourist destination, it would be awesome to live there if it fits the budget.

Thank you! This is the second time your videos have helped me before travel. The other was Nice. Thank you!

One more thing don’t ever buy a day pass for sightseeing! Most places close at 4.45!!! And you can’t even see more than a couple of attractions in a day

It's not just a Summer thing, people jog in the winter. On weekends in winter I see people with their ice skating gear walking to the lakes to go skate. I am new to Sweden myself. Since you've been to Stockholm in summer, imagine the reverse, sun for like 4 hours at peak winter.

Your link for the world adapters does not show an item that can be ordered..

I was in Nice in August and loved it. My son and I went to several towns on the Riviera. My dad lives in Cannes, and I can see why he calls the area home. Eze was probably my favorite. The gardens, succulents, are stunning!! (The view’s not bad either!)

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You explained Istanbul wonderfully in every aspect, it was a sincere, heartfelt and informative video. I hope you come again, with love from Kadıköy / Istanbul.

Yes, lots of tourists. It’s often difficult though to differentiate locals from tourists.

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Istanbul was originally built on 7 hills and now that its expanded so wide I cant guess how many hills!!😂

I’ve been 3 times this year for work and really love the eastern side of the mountain. It’s more suburban, but is extremely safe, has some great walks/hikes, restaurants, and is an easy ride to the city and Kalk Bay / Muizenberg Beach. Also you can get some great meals at the wine farms in Constantia.

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I'm curious to know what brought you to Istanbul. My wife is from Istanbul. We lived in Kucuk Bebek for two years while I was a teacher in the 90s. Your observations were accurate and fair. I have strong ties to Istanbul and Turkey, as I have been traveling there for 4 decades. Over the decades, I have seen most parts of Turkey. I encourage you to see as much of Turkey as you can. The people are lovely and very hospitable. My family was initially leery of an American marrying their girl, thinking I would be like a character in Dallas. Ha! Ha! They soon learned this midwestern boy was ok. You mentioned the ferry across the Bosphorus. I used to tell my friends I would have breakfast in Europe, then hop over to Asia for lunch with the family and back home for dinner in Europe. I love the country, Istanbul, and the people. Cheers... Jim Amca 🙂

Just got back from Istanbul a few days ago.. NEVER again! Very disappointed with $200 per night hotel there, the hotel looks like crap. I get more for this price in Europe.

Hi Im born in Qc,city and still living here. As teenager i was from Suburban and i moove in downtown in St-Jean baptiste neighborhood aroud the age of 25 to 35. This has been the best time of my life. And for sure i have pass a lot of time on the old city mostly just for walking and for the night life. Ultimately im back to suburdan to have access to the property, but i still regret this period. Now i go more as a tourist because the occasion to go are more rare and i have to take my car, find a parking. Anyway merci for this vidéo and excuse me for my Strange english. See you 🤘😎

Nyhavn used to be used for parking cars.

Great info! Thank you!

Great video and thanks for moving it along! We will just be there for Saturday 10 AM to 10 PM so what’s the best way to get to and from the airport to city center?

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Great Video 🤩