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Have you ever used a travel agent? I heard some are free and can give exclusive offers to save money, do you recommend?

Brilliant video!

i have a feeling this guy is humbled

Its was so good 😍

Krla is also accessible from sibenik, also u missed sibenik Ive been to all Croatia and sibenik is my favorite city

I recommend Florence, Italy as a place to visit and also live for a month if you haven't already. I was there a month for study abroad in college and it was absolutely awesome and dare I say spiritually relinquishing

Next video mate keep your head still.

What are your thoughts on Bath, UK and Cornwall (specifically St Ives, UK)? Have you ever been?

Very useful video. Well done! Just a quick feedback on your body language. You can try to reduce the horizontal head shake. I had to look away and listen to the audio 😊.

Really, straight forward and clear. I'll be taking all your advice. Thanks for this great work.

Geez how can you spend a month in France and mispronounce words so badly? It’s respectful to at least try to get it right.

Bro what you’re saying is just not true 😂. I’m from London and I’d always say .. never mind I’ll just make a video about it 😅

Don't use the mobilphone then you travel

Why didn't you go to Cardiff?

Great tips ! I’ve send it to many friends, amazing !

The Istanbul Airport is too far away from the city center(. Why did they build it so far away? Reminds of Kansas City where the airport is far away out in the middle of nowhere.

The ATM machines are the old kind where your plastic card completely goes inside the machine. Not my preference because there is always a possibility you will not get your card back and no money. Plus, the instructions on the ATM screen are only in Turkish. So that could be a big problem if you are not able to interpret the Turkish words(.

The elevated cable car ride was a disappointment because the route was directly above a huge, very old cemetery. It touched town in the middle of the cemetery too. Plus, there is a restaurant in the middle of the cemetery which is not a location where I care to eat.

Avoid street salesman who use tactics to enter their stores to buy Turkish rugs or expensive leather jackets. The clever salesman pretend to be tourists in order to start conversations. They will follow you into tourist sights and wait for you to exit which is a form of stalking(.

After taking the ferry from Europe to the Asian side, you will find NO bathrooms Make sure to relieve yourself somewhere on the European side before getting on the ferry. I have no idea why the Asian side does not have public bathrooms(.

I would say do not go on a night time party cruise on the Bosphorus. 1) The music is TERRIBLE unless you like Spanish Pop (from Spain). Why can't the boat play traditional Turkish dance music? The Spanish Pop was so awful I could not wait for the party ship to dock back on to land. 2) Do not sit any area located near doors to enter the deck area. Tourists constantly walking back and forth, inside to outside to inside, not closing the door after they pass through allowing the cold air to enter the inside seating area.

Love this video. So helpful!! For the hike you mentioned in Sintra, is there a name for that trail? Is it from the train station to the Moorish Castle?

I'm looking to visit Cape Town in late July - early August. I know its the winter season, but compared to the UK, its still warmer lol. What are you thoughts on visiting at that time?

I was in Copenhagen over Christmas and New Year. Nyhaven with fairy lights: beautiful. Otherwise, I have to say that for the first time I came back from a holiday feeling unrefreshed and somewhat disappointed, even though I knew beforehand that it would be expensive and cold. I missed being able to sit inside in cafes and restaurants. Even at McDonalds there were only 3 tables. The attitude to life that many people find positive was not really my thing. I liked it better across the border (Malmö). The fireworks in Tivoli Park were beautiful. For the first time I experienced that food in an amusement park was comparatively cheap.😂

I recomand PAPILLON CAFE in Northfield avenues, Ealing . food original and stuff are great 😃

These are some great tips. I was expecting a waste of time. But you did great. I've been to 47 countries and in 2025 i expect to be to at least 50. I'm super cheap and appreciate the tips.

grew in lisbon, studied there and i know it well. and yes, it's no longer the same. we have a saying: lisbon isn't portugal. this was never more true than today. unfortunately it's the price for a sudden demand in turism/influx of people and we'll have to deal with it. portugal will transcend from this chapter in it's history, as usual. with flying colours, i have no doubts whatsoever. first, legitimate complaints will be adressed or will be placed on the to-do list, according to political prioritiy. second, portugal is a fashion destination that'll go out in time. we'll see what the future brings.

Just wondering what month you did these

I agree on the wrong hours posted on the websites, also it's true there's only small cities. But the tipping is a completely American problem and is never expected from a guest. The servers get paid a fair wage and do not depend on the tips. Tips were actually never even a thing before the American tourists started leaving traumatised for not being able to tip... lol If you appreciate a good server you can of course tip him/her, but even if you don't nobody will even blink an eye. Now (2025) most places have implemented an option of tipping with a card and choosing a %. For traumatised tourists.

Music is too loud

Not interesting for me. I do not use apple

Thank you! I loved this! Finally someone who gets to the point

absolutely delightful piece. A grade content right here. Thank you for sharing. :)

Thanks for this chapter video and informations of Nice. I have been there, I have plan to go there in between on the fourth of Juni until first of July 2025. I would like to take my folding bike, and riding it to reduce my walks, because the reason I have tried my best to reduce the walk and burden of my weight to my right foot, ( I had OP Hallux Vagus on it , and it still needs more time to fully recover. Thanks! Kind regards, Siu Miming

Thank you so much for all your tips. Planning a trip to Turkey in May, and definitely making use of all your tips.

Rambling …..

What is the weather like in February in Barcelona and Madrid?

100% Book tickets in advance 👌👌👌We stayed at the Double Tree Hilton in the Monti area, great Hotel

What you said reminds me of Amsterdam. I was staying next to Amsterdam Centrale and I felt like it was super touristy.

Oh man Lisbon isn't the dirtiest that title goes to Berlin.

Rogue….hahahahahaha.

I am trying to organize an itinerary of Sintra, Lisbon, Lagos, I was thinking about Porto but haven't been convinced, so far all I've seen from this video is that it has bay views, a park, and bookstore? I could very much spend a day a little more north of Sintra at a beach resort in Ericeira instead of going to Porto. Thank you for your efforts 🙏🏻

Yes. Day trips. I would have done more of them when I went. I did Brussels and Bruges. Didn't go to Ghent sigh

A few points... First, about the homeless. As others have already mentioned, one reason Vancouver has a large relative homeless population is that thid is one of a very few cities in Canada with temperatures mild enough in the winter that the homeless can survive outside. So Vancouver's homeless population comes from everywhere. It is true that we have not figured out how to manage/serve/adequately care for the homeless--people who often suffer from mental health and addiction issues. But, as a Vancouverite, I am proud that we remain committed to that struggle. Many other comparable North American cities simply herd and bus the homeless out to suburbs or assign them to dangerous, under-served government-run ghettos. I am proud that we have not resorted to those "solutions" in Vancouver and hope that we keep working to and eventually do find the better path.

Omg where is that waterfall?

I totally agree with the things said in this video. I spent a week in Porto and I would like to add a few things. You should try a Francesinha! It’s a dish from Porto and it’s kind of a big toasti/croque madame, it’s a calorie bomb but a must try. Also: if you have the time, please visit Braga. It’s a beautiful city that is just a short train ride away from Porto. Some wonderful sites you should visit: walk from the station to the Arco da Porta Nova, the Santa Bárbara garden, Palácio do Raio and then Bolt/Uber to Bom Jesus staircases and walk up the stairs. It’s a beautiful view up there and the sanctuary is just amazing. A nice reward after the climb 😏

I can speak on this topic as someone who visited Portugal before the expat boom and now owns property in Lisbon. We did a stopover on a cruise 10 years ago before the influx of foreign money. It was sad, most buildings were crumbling, boarded up and closed shops, hard to find an ATM and felt very depressed. Of course we still loved it and saw what potential this gorgeous city had, all the beautiful architecture, amazing views and gorgeous topography. Over the years we’ve continued to visit and once the golden visa came into play we started to see the city change, buildings were being refurbished, new businesses opening and a new energy was happening in the city. We bought an apartment for the Golden Visa in 2020 in the Santos neighborhood, we love our neighborhood, we frequent all the tiny restaurants and businesses and have met many of the owners and employees , we have always felt welcome and have not experienced or hear about the “Pain” you speak of. Lisboans that we have met have a great a pride in their city and for the most part love living there. The cost of living and Portugal providing a living wage is another story completely, taxes are very high and wages are very low. It’s not the Golden Visa community that has caused inflation, it’s actually the digital nomads who have caused the rents and prices to go up and contributed to the housing crunch and have also caused a lot of the problems you speak of. We currently only spend part of the year in Lisbon but with the way things are going in the US we may be there much more. We’ve been loving our time in our second city, the people we’ve met have been wonderful, we’ve found amazing restaurants and met some lovely people. Unfortunately if you live in a beautiful place that people want to visit, tourism is going to be a “thing” that you have to deal with, it brings a lot of money into cities that would not flourish without it. We’ve witnessed how obnoxious tourists can be, Britts are usually the worst. If tourists were more respectful of the city, the people and the cultures they visit we probably wouldn’t be experiencing all this anti-tourism sentiment. Working in the travel industry I’m very conscientious about this and also make my clients aware of being respectful and responsible tourists. That being said, thanks for your videos I think they’re great and filled with helpful information.

But the question is, is the real thing worth a few thousand dollars more than a kislux fake? To me, given the lack of lustre quality of modern luxury goods, it really isn't.

Krka was a mass when we went! It was July and I felt like a cow going to the market! They need to cap the amount of visitors per day! They will ruin the park. I love Croatia, I cried when I left! Stay in the small villages on the coast, you will not regret it!