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who wins out in terms of (in order of importance):
1. Nightlife
2. History/Culture (Museums, Parks, Landmarks etc.)
3. Food
4. Outdoor Activities/Scenery
thanks giving very strong thought to gtfo of america. thinking of going to Thailand, bangkok specifically. what is the political climate over there? any western expats on here that have any experience or tips for someone trying to immigrate? im 28 years old. no kids/wife. no debt. only bill is a 25/month cellphone and only own a laptop, cellphone, hiking backpack of clothes/toiletries and like 3 books. have 5k saved. what do?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZua31JT3fo How much do us repatriation flights cost?
Asking for myself. >be silicon valley fag
>next 10 months of work will be completely remote because of coronavirus
My plan is to go and live somewhere abroad and immerse myself in another culture completely. Has anyone else in a similar "working from home abroad" situation? My top candidate is italy, but I'm not sure how I'm going to get around the 90 day visit limit. Anyone with a similar experience/plan care to share advice or discuss their similar plans this year? >be with gf for 3 years
>always fantasize about italy trip
>never could have because of work prohibitions and what now
>now WFH for the rest of the year pretty much, travel opportunity arises
>gf and I LARPing about living in italy for a few months now that we can
>realize this is my one shot at getting an italian wife and am multitudes more excited about the idea of living there myself than with her
>feel like without a love/romance adventure with some local the trip isn't as exciting
has anyone ever dealt with feelings like this? I've had many romantic adventures in Japan and Mexico but always told myself I wanted to settle down with an italian girl. I'm tired of living the same old shit day after day. I just broke up with my bitchy GF. I hate my job and it took this quarantine to make me realize that I'd rather blow my brains out than go back to the office.
I'm just looking for adventure, challenge, anything.
I'm 26 years old and former Infantry. I'm in pretty good shape. I just need a change of pace. I've got a little less than 100k in savings. I don't care if adventure is fighting in some civil war somewhere in africa or sailing the world. I just want to feel alive again. I just want to stop wanting to die.
Please help me find direction /trv/ Questions That Don't Deserve Their Own Thread
>also known as /sqt/ (Stupid Questions Thread)
For any and all of your one-off questions that pertain to travel.
If your question is specific to a popular destination (eg. Thailand, Japan, Germany, Italy, etc.), check to see if there's a relevant general before asking it here.
If your question is administrative in nature (eg. visas, passports, customs/immigration, airport/airline policies, etc.), be as specific as possible. Such information may include, but is not limited to your nationality, where you're going, any layover points, etc. These details do get missed quite often, and they sometimes can make a difference.
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If you follow the advice of any posts in this thread or the contents of any external links, you do so at your own risk. Only you are responsible for any resulting outcome. I just watched the channel Vagrant Holiday and have been planning a Europe trip myself next year. How feasible is that travel style (sleeping in parks and foliage)? I plan to go through Greece, Italy, Austria and up through Poland. Would this be safe to do in Greece? (Vagrant already did the other countries) I don't know much about Greece.
Also general thread for roughing it while backpacking Europe.
Vagrant's channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgNqlRGqHdxNRPR6ycynWhw I am a 32 year old single male from New Zealand, and I am in my last year of studying towards a Nursing degree from a Polytechnic.
My life isnt going as I had hoped. I have no connection with my family and New Zealand women leave a lot to be desired. I suppose I am having a quarter-life crisis of sorts, and am considering two options.
The first is to move to Ireland, work as a Nurse (if this is even possible), and try to meet saucy redhead. On the other hand, I just want to say "fuck it, YOLO", get a TEFL after I graduate, teach English in Eastern Europe, and shack-up with a Svetlana.
Wut do? I am caucasian, only speak English, and have never left the country. How much does a Thai hooker cost?
I've heard some guys say 1000 baht and others say 5000 baht. Do they really discriminate between chads and betas? What is some nice tropical place, preferably an island, that is not full of niggers and other subhumans? I thought about Seychelles, but then I've read that it's common to get robbed there. Recommended or no? What have your experiences been? Let's get an InterPals thread going again. How many people did you actually meet from here? Any interesting stories? Good or bad.
https://www.interpals.net/
Previous >>1772563 The way you think. The way you see the world. The way you see yourself.
Examples welcome. Could be for the good, for the bad, neither, or both. However. Did you ever get scammed while traveling?
Share your scam stories Thoughts on Berlin as a destination?
I'm a big techno fan and can already speak German so seems like a win/win no? I plan to visit Montreal plausibly the first week of August.
What should I expect? How about Tunisia ? Anyone been there ? I heard it's tourist friendly Reboot edition
This is a general for talking about:
>travelling in China
>working in China
>studying in China
>bleaching China Thailand general thread. One of the most popular tourist destinations in the whole world. Let's talk business, what are the best places for prostitutes?
>Germany
>Netherlands
>Thailand
>Spain
>Brazil
>Dominican Republic
>Malaysia
Those are the ones I know of, and I can vouch for germany. 25 year old furloughed pilot (still have my travel benefits tho) sick of "quarantine" and want to travel. Any suggestions to anywhere in the world it isn't a fucking police state like the NE. thanks What's the best state to live in lads? bvros is Austria a nice place to live? Find an austrian qt and get citizenship? I want to get out of the US anybody ever marry for a visa? i want to live in vietnam but they are cracking down on long term tourist visa and i have a good gf of 9 months. how dumb is the idea? When can I travel from the US to Belarus this year? Want to stay for a week or so and SLAV it up. It's funny, I travelled a fair bit when I was in my late teens and early 20s. Get a gf and before I know it, it's 4 years later and I haven't travelled anywhere outside of a 3 hour flight. My girlfriend is a bit younger and she's doing law exams and they cost a lot and are very intense. We go away to nice places, but it's only for a week or a city break. Not to sound like a spoilt brat, but I miss the 4 to 6 whole weeks of travelling and drinking and meeting people and seeing things. I miss the flings. I miss the unpredictability. I feel when I go away with her, I'm pretty much minding her and i need to plan things, I usually have no plan and do things at my own leisure. The relationship is great, the happiest I've been, it's just this one element. Tell me your holiday romance stories. >spent last year learning french
>realise it's not spoken anywhere worth visiting
>only france and some african shitholes
fuck I don't care if I have to get tested Hey /trv/
Can anyone share their experience with solo travelling long distance for the first time?
I'm 21 and have travelled across Europe with friends and family, as well as visiting Barcelona alone at the start of the year although as I mentioned, nowhere long haul.
Not saying it's guaranteed obviously because of Corona, but I'm looking into maybe a month getaway to SEA, probably Vietnam and probably in October or November so I can just hang out in the sun, relax by the pool and explore the local happenings.
What's the advice? Am I just being a pussy? I just graduated college and want to leave the US, perhaps permanently.. I'm tired of the shit slinging from both the left and right, everyone has a political opinion, and the riots were the final straw. If I get a job teaching english in Japan can I make enough money to settle down and live comfortably there? I'm in my late 20s btw. Say you have $5,000 to travel with for the summer. Would you road trip around the US and go to various national parks or go travel international? Is international travel form the US even possible at this time? Lived in Oregon a bit, fairly affordable, people were fuckton more humble than in California.
What's some of the most low key states to live in and slow down, preferably where humble people can be met more often? Just making this thread to say I hope all you white dudes going to Asia are cool and not autistic. I've been to Japan a couple times and I'm just thinking back on what an embarrassing spastic loser I was. Please make up for my autism if you are a white dude and save our reputation. Thank you and subscribe please. So my dream is to see as many paintings by Leonardo da Vinci once this pandemic shit's over, I have about $18,000 to travel with. I live in Massachusetts (should be in green this map fucking sucks) so I figured I should start with the DC art gallary. I also speak some German. So hit the biggest works I have to visit the following museums.
>National Gallary of Art, Washington DC
>Uffizi, Florence
>Alte Pinakothek, Munich
>Hermitage, St Petersburg
>Vatican Museums, Vatican City
>Louvre, Paris
>Pinacoteca Ambrosiana, Milan
>Krakow National Museum, Krakow
>National Gallery, London
>Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan
>Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh
>Louvre Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi
>Galleria nazionale, Parma
What hotels, train lines, and airports should I use and what should I know assuming I spend around 3 days at each destination? Also I gotta be missing some works so if you know any places where I can find more Leonardo da Vinci pieces on display please let me know. Fuck travelling and fuck this normie board. People should stay where they are. Normies destroy everything. Corona spread because of normies. Stay in your homes sheeple! I am absolutely losing my shit because of this lockdown. I have US and Swiss passports. What countries will let me in without a quarantine? What countries are still open for business? i need a fucking vacation Any comfy places to visit in Japan? 
I'm trying to decide where to go for a working holiday after I finish uni. In both countries I would like to backpack around, do some hiking, and work at a ski resort. So far my pros and cons list are as follows:
>spain
public transport (cheap airfare to other places in europe, wont need a car)
Cool cities to explore
Can brush up on my spanish and hopefully become semi-fluent
cool historical stuff
>New Zealand
absolutely stunning landscapes
popular backpacking destination, likely to be easier to find temporary work
te araroa (its on my bucket list to thru hike)
I do have a few questions though:
How do each countries ski resorts compare in terms of terrain and also apres ski and party scene there?
Will I be able to save some money working in hospitality if I live modestly? hopefully after this WHV i would have enough saved to move onto somewhere else.
Is it easy to find hospo jobs in spain if im not fluent in spanish?
Also, if you guys have general experience moving to one of these countries feel free to share anything. Finishing college soon and want to take some time off to travel. Was thinking about something like driving Washington - Philadelphia - New York - Providence - Boston - Portland and staying a few nights in each city. I've never really traveled before and this is just preliminary. Is this a bad plan? Would this be too hard/too expensive? Should I just do a few cities? I heard that Singaporeans discriminate against foreigners that take up permanent residency in their country (especially those from Asian countries), is this true? So let's say someone is getting a pension for around 1300 dollars a month. What countries would they go to, or what kind of trip would they take, in order to make that money work in the most efficient way? What is there to see and do in Israel, especially overlooked or often ignored stuff and places?
Is the country worth visiting or frankly rather overrated?
Wanted to go there perhaps late summer with my older sister for two weeks or so before I head off to university in fall, as a round trip for both of us from our nearest big airport here in krautland to Ben Gurion is not even 300€ Thoughts on Greece? Flying into Athens as an insertion point to the Schengen zone, will likely have to do a 7 day quarantine there. Is there anything worthwhile there to see if I've already got Italy/Switzerland on my itinerary or should I just GTFO right when I can? Anybody been to or from Scotland? I would like to travel there one day and would like some advice on what its like there I'm curious to what /trv/ likes and dislikes from Europe.. Name one overrated city/country that you've been too and one underrated country/city that you really liked. Also list an recommendations you might have in a place to try or see. Alright so I looked some info up but Im still unsure. Is a basic Tefl enough to say teach in places like china or Japan or SK? What sites are legitimate? Not sure if I should post this here or on /ck/.
I'm stationed in Korea and I want to eat good. What are the best restaurants on the Pen?
Also general Korea thread I guess. Does anyone know about working remote and living abroad?
For instance, say I work for a US company that allows working remote, can I live in Japan for an extended period of time doing this (like getting a work visa) or would I be limited to the standard 90 day visa? As the title says, where should I move to? I'm a 20 yr old white male and I have around $10k saved up. I really wanna start living my life. I've genuinely thought about heading to Alaska and doing one of those "dangerous" fishing jobs to make some bank. I'd leave the country, but that doesn't seem like a viable option for a while and work would probably be hard to come by since I don't have my bachelor's degree yet. I really don't know what other state to go to. I've looked at doing some seasonal jobs in national parks and such because I just wanna be immersed in new scenery and really live my life instead of doing mundane retail work. Sorry if this sounds like an /adv/ thread, but what should I do? Any comfy places to visit in Japan? I am entertaining the idea of living in NYC for a couple years if I make it in my reasonably middle-class degree. I enjoyed a short vaca there years ago. Primarily want to walk a lot, encounter interesting people daily, and have sex with attractive alt women (don't care if they're Twitter escorts). Worth it? UNPRECEDENTED POLICE STATE.
It gets worse every day, it gets worse every year.
A few fucking oldies carked it, just over 100 and we can't go anywhere until 2021.
HERE'S THE FUCKING KICKER.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ARE ALLOWED BACK IN ASAP! Comfiest cities/towns in Europe? I'm considering visiting thessaloniki or kavala in august with my girlfriend. are they worth visiting?, me and my girlfriend love traditional areas. Any mericans expat to Europe? Everywhere in the US is boring except NYC. Yes I’ve lived everywhere. Thinking Berlin or London. Are there any known underground cities that are occupied today? If not, why? Questions That Don't Deserve Their Own Thread
>also known as /sqt/ (Stupid Questions Thread)
For any and all of your one-off questions that pertain to travel.
If your question is specific to a popular destination (eg. Thailand, Japan, Germany, Italy, etc.), check to see if there's a relevant general before asking it here.
If your question is administrative in nature (eg. visas, passports, customs/immigration, airport/airline policies, etc.), be as specific as possible. Such information may include, but is not limited to your nationality, where you're going, any layover points, etc. These details do get missed quite often, and they sometimes can make a difference.
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If you follow the advice of any posts in this thread or the contents of any external links, you do so at your own risk. Only you are responsible for any resulting outcome. Going to be stationed here sometime next year. Anyone ever been stationed here before? I know there is not much to do in Rota but what about Seville, Lisbon and the rest of Southern Spain?
Also will the transport be easy enough to get me to the other parts of Spain/Europe? Packed everything for a roadtrip and now my gf left me, what do? Have you guys had problems going through airport security?
Any stories to share? So it looks like the only option for my vacationing this summer is Quintana-Roo, Mexico.
Money isn’t an issue. What is the best city in Mexico to spend a week and what is the best all-inclusive resort for me and a gf half my age?
Moon palace Cancun, and all of the Secret Aura locations come to mind.
Help please! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOnk6BR5dSw&t=2s I'm planning a day trip for somewhere in the UK with someone and I'm looking for a place that's got beautiful architecture and would be great for a nice explorative day trip, with decent restaurants and possible "lowkey" spots if possible.
Does /trv/ have any reccomendations?
I'm a Londoner but haven't really explored much of the UK outside of cambridge and oxford for day trips. My options I'd considered were bath, canterbury, and such but I'm really keen to have other suggestions that aren't too far from London essentially e.g. 3hrs+ travel. What's the European equivalent to Japan?
- Incredibly safe
- Homogenous & rich culture
- Technologically advanced ... we still need to wait for flights to resume. But this is a positive step:
https://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/vietnam-to-resume-e-visa-issuance-to-80-countries-4105848.html What countries are suffering the most from lack of tourism right now? What are the best hidden gems in crowded places? Is there anything worthwhile tucked away in the most famous crowded touristy places like Times Square, Leicester Square, or Shinjuku?
>pic not related I've been in the EU/Schengen area for 90 days on the visa free entry but it's about to expire on June 12th.
I don't want to go home yet (which is in NZ). Is there any country open for tourists which I can fly to from Germany right now??
i'm okay with a 2 week quarantine period When do you guys think the Strip will reopen? I ran off to New Orleans for a month, smoked crack with the homeless, drank until I was blacked out, and fucked strippers. I also bought liquor for random homeless crackheads and lived on the streets for a month without a safe place to go. AMA, got sent to rehab for it and just got out. Hello, I’m sorry I’m not sure this is the board for this, but I intend on moving to the US Virgin Islands and I’m wondering what kind of advice I can get or if you think it’s a good idea. Thanks Have any of you faggots been here before? Is it actually a shithole? What are some essential places to travel to? i've just finished university and want to go to a few places after travel restrictions are lifted. If I ask anywhere else they'll just say Paris or some other shithole cities. give me the cream of the crop /trv/ the best of the best. I'm a britbong if that makes any difference What is the best country on earth to visit and why is it Norge?
I'll start, because it is breathtakingly beautiful and there aren't many non-whites their yet. https://www.workaway.info/
Have you tried this and have some experiences to share?
Please also include:
- Your Origin Country
- The Destination Country
- Sex/Age
- Reason why you got there or you're going to
I never tried but I'm really interested into some hosts in Scandinavia for fishing and house restoring somewhere in the nord Whats the cheapest place I can go to and be staying on the beach. I'm looking at cuba and flights are $400 and airbnbs are like $20. Specifically for heroin and cocaine. Who is your favorite travel YouTuber and why isn't it Living Ironically in Europe? What is /trv/'s thoughts on traveling to Music/EDM Festivals?
Anyone here have any past experience to share?
I know Coachella is normie tier at this point but I can still imagine it being a fun experience to camp out in the Coachella valley with friends and experiencing it together I was curious if anyone has went to Mexico during this Covid nonsense. How was it? Do you have to quarantine upon arrival? Does a doctor appointment really gain you entry? How are the people are they super sketched out about the Chinese virus? Where would you recommend visiting? Thanks in advance. Hello people,
Which city would you preffer to buy an apartment for renting and using few weeks per year?
Evaluating taxes, market, etc.
Paris, London, Milano, Berlin? I was curious if anyone has went to Mexico during this Covid nonsense. How was it? Do you have to quarantine upon arrival? Does a doctor appointment really gain you entry? How are the people are they super sketched out about the Chinese virus? Where would you recommend visiting? Thanks in advance. What do you think the chances are America will lift the European travel ban and open it's borders July 1st?
Europe is set to open it's outer borders June 15th and America, as far as I know, is set to open it's borders to Canada and Mexico Jun 23rd or something.
I'm from Denmark and we've handled the crisis pretty well.
Do you think the travel ban will be lifted as a whole or is it going to be eased in one country at the time?
I need to go to Salt Lake City as fast as I possibly can (long story, I'll spare the details)
I have tickets booked for July 1st and I just have to go asap. Anyone regret not travelling and romancing a bunch of foreign women during their younger years?
Here I am sitting at 27 married fantasizing about kissing french girls under the moonlight and getting lost in another culture. Have I watched too many movies? >can't jump on and off at stations, need single tickets for every stopover
>can't communicate with anyone but fellow western tourists as nobody speaks English and surely you don't speak Russian
>the only Russian cities worth a visit that aren't Moscow and St.Petersburg are Ekaterinburg and Kazan, the latter is not even on the official route
>expect an Orient Express luxury experience, end up with people who cannot afford flying, eat ramen and bread the whole time
Is there even a point in going if you're not a hardcore russophile? Seeing as most of us are just aimlessly dreaming about where want to go, but can't, why not discuss places we can't actually ever see - i.e. its lost to history.
For me, its got to be the Kowloon Walled City. Any American here go on fishing trips outside the US? Any eesti bros here?
Fellow baltic bro (Lit) want to go on a trip to the highly admired land of the mongols. Me and my gf are both history buffs so want to see everything (thats is free or just a couple of euros) any recommendations ?
Also is eesti safe for camping in random wooded areas? Dont want to stabbed by some russian invader haha. Thanks bros, love ya! Do you guys wear masks while travelling around? I’m gonna take my gf on a Disney vacation in January. I’m considering Disneyland, Tokyo Disneyland, Paris Disney, and Disney world. We’d also spend the week doing other things around the city. What park is best? anons who have experience with both, how do they compare in terms of culture/prices/comfort/history/people/nightlife etc. So why do people complain about this country so much, their cities look cool and cyberpunk, their temples look awesome, their mountains are beautiful
My only complains are the toilets, the blatant contrast between cities and villages as well as dubious food origins but otherwise it's pretty cool politics notwithstanding I Travel To Visit Real Life Video Game Locations Is it a good place to move to? Seems like a comfy place to live with a little over 3k people there. Anybody live there? What's it like? America Anon here. I want to move to the UK, mainly Manchester. I want to study there for IT and become a permanent resident. How do I become a permanent resident, anons? Who wants to go to Lofoten?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ONz4QLAbhDI&t=780s Hey /trv/ got a newbie traveler question, wtf am I gonna do for 17 hours between flights? Overnight? Is it worth it to spend $200 on an airbnb or will I have to pay for extra baggage again? I'm already guessing I'll have to leave w/ my checked luggage than go through security again. Would it even be worth it?
Whole flight is in US, nothing international. Is vietnam a shitty place?
Asking because I'm being pressured to go visit.
Anyone ever been there? What's it like? My employer just gave me the option to relocate to either San Diego or Austin. I would like to know the opinions on these two places. Which one has better purchasing power? Quality of life? Politics? Outdoors, entertainment, food, general vibe, etc. https://youtu.be/zefeq6hzhxE Wanna go with two friends for party, food and cultural attractions, wdyt? As Greece is about to open their entire borders and airports in june i finally feel pretty safe with organising trip to RO -> Vama Veche on late August. I've been to place it's fkin amazing and even though i travelled alot and in general never had had problem with finding a cheap place to stay, but this time its for ~dozen of ppl and I need to be quite sure about place being real and suiting fotos and so on. Sssoo
how does one find best place to stay there?
I mean trivago - expensive and most houses aint probably there, airbnb expensive af town is small enough to just call every house thats rentable and has contact number on google maps but come on. I'm planning on driving through Norway this summer and visiting a bunch of old stave-churches and then driving along the west coast, I have never been there before. Does anyone have any recommendations as to scenic routes, fun roads or nice places to stop and visit along the way? I'll be parking on side-roads and sleeping in a telt, or in the back of the car if it is really bad weather. I plan on spending a lot of time fishing in the sea but I might be interested in going up into the mountains or visiting cities as well. I'll be doing this before general summer vacation, so I hope to get the roads more or less to myself.
Does anyone have any tips? What city in my country (the US) has the most hipsters (my people)? Why are Switzerland and Austria so much better than Germany in every way? Medical tourism question, cheapest country to get tattoo removal? I want to erase everything and start over with one artist. Yes I know I need to visit many times to get total removal but one cheap erasure here and there, it will be gone in time. Looking specifically in Europe but will also get some done next time I'm in Asia if it's much cheaper. Bonus points for a country bordering Austria.
Pic unrelated Why do people do these? To me it seems not only gross but customer service will not be there. Is there any current country or region of the world that doesn't follow the 24 hour - 365/day a year calendar or clock? I ask because how long days are compared to how the Earth rotates and where they are located contrary to the Earth's axis. I understand that they will still rotate at the same speed as other countries, but I am referring to how fast/slow they have their sunrise/nightfall in addition to seasonal changes because of how frequently the environment/ day/ night may change. Im a black Brit , is it safe for me to go to Eastern Europe on holiday with my mates? I’ve heard bad things about racism in countries like Poland or Romania. Cancel on delta app or website Hard working American with a family looking to relocate to Australia. Any tips? I've been there before, back in 2003 for a month before spending 4 months in Japan. Alot has undoubtedly changed. Good evening /trv/ my name is Chief and I am about to ask a really stupid favor. I would like to get stamps from all around the world. I don't realy have the money to travel, and I dont have any conections outside of my country. Seeing as everyone is going to get my adress one way or another, I should probably just put it here.
4638 Buchanan Dr
Warren, MI 48092
United States
Thanks to anyone who sends anything, I be sure to write back.
I regret this already Looking for some recs for my next trip. Also how easy it is to study abroad in Germany as an American? where are nice places to hike in the Caucasus? Taking a week long road trip out to the midwest (US) and possibly swinging around down south to Texas or so on the way back, starting from Georgia. Kind of winging it so far but I'm afraid we're going to just drive around aimlessly without ever finding anything neat, especially right now with the pandemic and everything else going on. Any ideas? Definitely want to get some hiking in but I don't have a ton of ideas aside from that.
Probably not going further north or west than Nebraska but anything to the south or east of it is fair game for now. 
>>https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/justin-trudeau-names-advisor-on-lgbt-issues-1.3851301
Ever have the sudden craving to fuck SIXTEEN yearolds in the ass? Well if you could get in trouble for it in your country why not come to Canada?
Our based prime minister on top of legalizing weed will let you fuck grade 10 kids in the ass too. 20? 30? 45? IT DOESN'T matter you could be 60 for god's sake.
With our new upcoming law changes this will allow you to bag those sweet highschool kids and fuck their tight buttholes at any age!!!
>>ANY AGE!!!
So why not take a trip to Canada? Don't tell em I told you but our government is pretty LAAAAAAAAAX on prostitution, not that this is by any means a hit.
And if you're still worried. Well heres a quote from our liberal government.
>>"Our society has evolved over the last few decades and our criminal justice system needs to evolve as well. This legislation will help ensure that the system is keeping pace with societal change and continuing to meet expectations of Canadians."
>>Wilson-Raybould said the change is substantive and not just symbolic. In 2014 and 2015, there were 69 charges laid under the law, though none led to convictions. The minister said appellate courts across the country have deemed the law unconstitutional.
That's right you read it CORRECT, our justice system low key already been letting people get away with it for half a decade. So why worry?
No better place to visit than canada.
OOOH CANADA OUR HOME AND NATIVE LAND! when you go you'll have to go into the highlighted shed. when you in the shed you'll find a hard drive. the hard drive has the clue to where you get the pize under a piece of plastic Is Nashville worth visiting? ITT we discuss making the most out of travel as social retards with little to no prior human interaction.
Do share tips and stories of getting out of your comfort zone and having good experiences when travelling. What would you suggest to autists going travelling for the first time? What do you do when you're offered to go to a night club but hate crowds and dont know how to dance? etc Have you ever been there? >$600 for a an appartment in Tokyo
>here's your hallway ma'am
damn is it really this bad trying to live in a japanese city? Does anyone have any experience working as a divemaster / in dive shops in any capacity anywhere around the world?
About to graduate and I'm not ready to start a career yet. I have my rescue diver course already done and I speak Spanish and French (English as first), so I'm fairly suited to working with tourists. What is the job like and would you recommend it? 
Story of Seasons edition
FAQ (aka shit you should stop asking)*
>Where should I stay in Tokyo?
Anywhere on the JR Yamanote loop line.
>Is Hiroshima+Miyajima worth it as a day trip from Osaka/Kyoto?
Not really, it's too rushed and you should probably just stay the night there.
>Is Miyajima worth visiting when the floating torii gate is under construction?
Yes, it's still a great place to visit.
>"Dude what should I see in ________?"
https://www.japan-guide.com/
https://www.jnto.go.jp/
Solid general guides - sights, sample itineraries, pre-travel considerations, etc
https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1fmfaySQHmojbRGKWCwRecq6Ln1Bb2Xdh&ll=35.67928012473078%2C139.68638283648374&z=12
/JPG/anon put together an autistic supermap of sights, restaurants, and shopping. Go nuts.
*Info on prostitution*
Please try to refrain from asking questions about prostitution. If you're coming to Japan solely for prostitutes you should probably consider a different country like China or Singapore.
What is available can generally be found in the following links
>http://rockitreports.com/category/sex-in-tokyo/
>http://erolin.net
>http://rockitrisingsun.com
>https://paradise-tokyo.net
>http://hentaitokyo.com
>http://lang.diamond-nh.com/
*JR Pass*
Many people ask about whether or not the JR Rail Pass is worth it. It depends on your itinerary.
>http://www.hyperdia.com/en/
Plug your itinerary into Hyperdia to determine ticket costs, then compare to the below JR Pass options:
>7 day Pass: 29,110¥ (approximately a Tokyo-Kyoto round-trip bullet train trip)
>14 day Pass: 46,390¥
>21 day Pass: 59,350¥
Super-easy rail pass calculator. Fill in your planned trips, get a quick yes/no response.
>https://www.japan-guide.com/railpass/
Old thread >>1801278 Hello /trv/
I have a $600 travel voucher for a flight including international and domestic flights in the US. It expires in the fall. Where would you go? I have up to two weeks vacation time. If there was no travel there would be no race mixing and (corona) viruses. Find a better place to travel to, with a better enviromental diversity, a better history sightsees, better food, better for city travellers and better climate than pic related. Protip: you can't I need to interview an ELL student (or former ELL student) about their experience in school for a college assignment. If you are able, please message me on discord: dankdog#2037
I don't know if /trv/ is the best place for this but I've run out of options. according to the russians oin this board(and there are tons of them), russia is free of degeneracy and their women are the "trad" golden standard.
can non-russians who've spent time in russia confirm? Tell a Coloradan how to survive in your state I'm thinking of traveling to Latin America. I speak a decent amount of Spanish.
The choice is between Colombia (Medellin and Bogota) and Mexico (Mexico City and Guadalajara). Help me pick or pick somewhere else. What makes them so autismo?
Easily the most weird and autist travelers Who's side are you on, /trv/? This might sound like a dumb question but I have never flown on a plane in my life.
How do I make a connecting flight? Do I go to arrive at Airport 1, go to get my bag, and then leave the arrivals and come back in again and go through security again, or will there be a path to my second flight without leaving arrivals so I don't have to go through security again? Can someone give me some "Geographical attractions" of Machalí, Chile
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I’ve been looking at nice relaxing vacation destination sometime down the line, once this who Corona problem blows over, and I’ve been looking into destinations that wouldn’t be crazy packed with tourists. Corsica seems interesting. It’s full of nice beaches, beautiful landscapes and old historic towns, but I don’t know too much about it other than that. I do know Napoleon was born there.
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Sorry for the essay, what experiences and where have you had that no one should miss out on /trv/. Would the great barrier reef be worth it or are cheaper places like Thailand just as good/better? P: 0 other user on this page
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