Mitch Young Makes me so sad has a EU citizen that you were not able to visit us 😢 We live in a crazy and stupid world where your ability to travel relies on where you’re from... Cheers from Portugal, great video!!!!
Mabuhay Mitch, as a former airline employee, I must commend you on this amazing rendezvous. It is obvious, as you said, you did your research. Passengers can Transit Without Visa (TWOV) in many countries, depending on their passport and nationality. I hope you will do more videos like this. I really enjoy the narration. It felt like a scene from the discovery channel. I have been to your beautiful country, and I really enjoy the hospitality and friendliness of the Filipino people. Salamat Po.
Hello! Thank you so much for your nice feedback; i appreciate it a lot. 😊 I plan to do another one like this with a long stop either in Morocco or Brazil where my passport isn’t required of any visa. It might take a while though as it is quite expensive. Anyhow, thank you very much for watching my travel blog. Nice to know you’ve been here in the Philippines! You’re always welcome here! 😊 Take care and God bless! 😊
That's true. To each his own. This is something that really meant a lot for me. I know I'll be back, and hopefully this time I can freely go out and experience life in Europe. Thank you very much for watching my blog... :-)
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This is amazing! I know the excitement of stepping foot in another country’s airport, the feeling of wanting to get out, but you can’t so you make use of whatever you can and explore its interiors instead. 😊 love the positivity here! Thanks for sharing!
It's so frustrating that how much the world is open up for someone to experience is determined by where they're born 😪 This guy has nothing but good intentions #givemitchavisa
Hello Reese! Yes, unfortunately I happen to belong to a country where it’s tough for many of its citizens to obtain a Schengen or UK visa. With the strict/tough requirements, many don’t apply at all for fear of rejection other than it demands proof that you either have a huge sum in your bank account or have a stable and high paying job. My intention is simply to visit Europe, to see the world even if it feels like being confined in an “aquarium”, restricted only at the airports. That’s what I can afford for now but it’s a dream partly fulfilled thru this kind of travel. What I wanted to show is that if one really likes to see Europe and if they don’t mind the cost, this limited travel is possible. Thru all this I’ve met wonderful people along the way, made seemingly difficult people eventually smile, saw wonderful things Europe has to offer even thru a glimpse. I’m very grateful, even for the short stays in each airport, I had this chance. And for viewers/subscribers like you, my heartfelt gratitude for your support. Thank you very much. 💖💖💖
@@chukkoi Dude, I'm looking at the EU visa requirements and it really doesn't look that bad, they just want to make sure you have enough money to cover yourself for the whole trip, like for the Netherlands they want to make sure you have at least 34 EUR per day of your stay, that's not a lot.
@@icebalm Are you American? EU 'visa requirements don't apply to Americans. Americans don't need a visa to visit Europe. Phillipinos, apparently, are another matter. We are very furtunate to be Americans.
@@tristar4857 well, I'm Russian and we need it, and yes, UK visa is tough (US one was much easier for me) but Schengen was never a problem, they just need either a bank account balance confirmation or an invitation from someone with visa who can pay for you
@@chukkoi I'm as confused as the airport employees. The visa requirements aren't very high. What Documents are Required when Applying for a Schengen Visa? The following list of documents are required for any short-term Schengen visa application: Visa application form. Fully completed and signed. Two recently taken photos must be attached. Both photos must be taken within the last three months, according to the visa photo requirements. A valid passport. Not older than 10 years and it should valid for at least three more months beyond the date you plan to leave Schengen area. Older passports with visas on them (if you have any). Round trip reservation or itinerary. It must include dates and flight numbers specifying entry and exit from the Schengen area. You can use the visa consultation services like this one. These guys can handle most of your visa requirements such as flight itineraries, hotel reservations along with free consultation over email. Travel insurance policy. A document that proves you have travel health insurance for the whole Schengen territory, with a minimum coverage of 30,000 euros in case of any medical emergency as illnesses, accidents and even repatriation in case of death. The Insurance policy can easily be purchased online from AXA Schengen or Europ Assistance. Proof of accommodation. A document that shows where you will be accommodated throughout your stay in Schengen. This can be one of the following: A hotel/hostel booking. A rental agreement. A letter of invitation from a host at whose house you will be staying. Proof of financial means. Evidence that you have enough money to support yourself financially throughout your stay in the Schengen. This can be one of the following: Bank account statement - that shows you have enough money in your account for the trip. The statement shall be no older than 3 months. Sponsorship Letter - by another person that confirms they will be financially supporting your trip to the Schengen. In order for this letter to be valid, it must be accompanied by a bank statement of the sponsor, no older than three months. A combination of your bank account statement and a letter of sponsorship. Proof of paid visa fee. €80 for adults and €45 for children from 6 to 12 years old. The requirement is that you can afford to be in the Schengen Zone. If you can afford all of these flights, I don't understand why you couldn't apply for a visa for one of these places. It's a funny video but there wasn't a lot of point to all of this. Pick a place, get a visa for it and go there.
@@Novato_en_Moto actually now he can evisa.kdmid.ru/ now its applied to st.petersburg too and if you travel by only local trains and hitch-hiking it is trevial to get to moscow from there too.
Damn that sounds kinda cool, never heard of this concept! I’m sorry you couldn’t get a visa for Europe. Let’s hope you can return in the future and get a real taste of Europe! Thank you for the video!
Thank you, Oliver 😊 I want to come back at Schiphol and buy the other model planes that I wansn’t able to get, haha! 😁 I definitely enjoyed my time as Schiphol! And yes, the Dutch are courteous and friendly! 😊
Why do I feel sad after the vlog.. I just take it for granted when i travel across Europe. Very nice video sir ❤️. Hopefully you get to come back here again na di lang hanggang airport.
I like the effort that you do sir! For giving us a wider knowledge on this industry. I’m an aspiring Flight Attendant and your new subscriber. Keep it up sir, i’m here to support!
Hello Kevin! I appreciate your support; thank you very much! What I wanted to share also is that crew members are people too... you talk to them, you see a glimpse of their lives... they simply have lots of stories to share. I hope one of these days I get to see you on board, hopefully as a crew member in my flight... now that would be a good story to feature in my blog, haha! Best of luck in your journey in becoming a flight attendant! :-)
Thank you, Mitch! I thoroughly enjoyed your documentary of your trip. Thank you for making us part of your journey. I truly hope you will find yourself in Europe some day soon! Best wishes from The Netherlands!
Hello David! Glad to know you enjoyed my blog! 😊 I so love the Netherlands...! People are very courteous, friendly, and have outgoing personalities! My stop in Schiphol was so worth it, getting a glimpse of your country and its way of life. I do hope I’d have the chance to visit the Netherlands again, hopefully not just within the airport. I know things will come at the right time. Likewise, best wishes, and thank you for watching my travel blog! 😊😊😊
Hello John! Glad to know you enjoyed my “limited travel” to Europe... 😄 Hoping to visit again, next time with a visa! I think that’ll be more fun! Thank you for watching! 😊
I am a flight attendant and sometimes we kinda have just a really short time at our destinations to explore the places... I guess I will never complain about that again! U are just so precious and excited - reminds me of my early beggings in my job. Thumps up for this challenge and your positivity! 😊
We really loved your narration! You're so positive and upbeat. I truly hope you can travel wherever your heart desires soon. We'll subscribe... looking forward to your future videos.
I found this video on my recommended and I have to say this trip was EPIC!! But it also made me realize how privileged I am and how grateful I should be for not needing visas prior to travelling. KLM crew are the best (and free booze on their flights lol). I really hope your situation gets better and your visa applications get approved :)
Wow, what a journey! Fingers crossed that your circumstances change so you can at least get a visa to visit cities outside the airport! Nice video and the Philippine Airlines crew are lovely!
This is really a ridiculous type of travelling but for aviation geek like you I know this is a special experience of a lifetime you will cherish. Experiencing multiple airlines and airports in 1 travel is a dream experience for avgeeks! I myself who works in airport industry was surprised with your "transit travelling" experience that you just shared. You're so brave to do this. Yet, I enjoy watching your experience.
Not really... 😊 I had at least 5-10 hours stop where I was able to take power naps... or it’s just that my adrenaline was high from all the wonder and excitement! 😄 But you’re right- i enjoyed it a lot! 😊 Thank you for watching! 😊
KLM crew are very friendly, i traveled from Athens, to Amsterdam, had my conecting flight for tokyo, it was on my birthday and while on my first flight, the flight crew came to my seat with treats and a bappy birthday card, i was so touched by that and they were simply very kind and smily, on my flight to tokyo same thing, only there they gave me a glass of champaing and some crakers, and another card. I will buy frames to put the cards inside so i can keep them
What an exciting, nerve-racking, but very inspiring journey! I wish you all the best! I hope we get a schengen Visa soon! I am not a fan of airports so I don't think I would have enjoyed what you did but I enjoyed watching you do it! 😊
Thank you, Billy! ☺️ Planning to visit Europe again when situation improves. Hope I can stay a bit longer to feature some interesting places. Thanks for watching! 😊
The Dutch i’ve met we’re like that too! Either that or very friendly and courteous. They seem to be highly educated people who don’t see things as problems but rather they enjoy life as it is. They have a good way of relating with people. I simply like them. 😊
Mitch Young The Netherlands are the most diverse country in the world. In Amsterdam there are living people from more than 180 countries! Way more diverse than even New York and of course totally different to Asia.
Hahaha! Matagal ko na plinano ito, tsaka sa mga niyaya ko sumama, natatakot baka daw madeport. Sayang, mas masaya sana kung may kasama ako nitong biyahe. Planning to do something like this uli kaso ibang countries naman. Ur welcome to join! :-)
I’m glad that the flight attendant have you a large bottle of Harrogate water. Harrogate is a spar town near the English city of Leeds, Yorkshire. Leeds is where my mum was born.
Hello Joseph! Yeah, that’s how nice I was treated on board Philippine Airlines. As for Leeds, my friend (and travel buddy seen in some of my blogs) is from Leeds... but I’m not sure if that’s the same place. He’s been inviting me to visit and do planespotting at Leeds Bradford Airport. Not sure if that’s the same area. But hopefully I get to visit and perhaps make blogs there. Looks like a nice place from the pictures I’ve seen. Thank you BTW for watching my travel blog! 😊😊😊
Mitch Young that is good to hear, have a nice time plane spotting at Leeds Bradford. I would highly recommend going down to Manchester Airport where you would find A350s, A380 and B787s.
Not so much guts, but more foolhardiness. A lot of people know it can be done, but who wants to go through all that and spend that money just to monkey around in airports?
@@reynaldoflores4522 Monkey around airport daw. GAGO hindi mo nakita yung overall na kwento bigay nito sa viewers dahil makitid utak mo. Halos lahat dito nagpapasalamat at namamangha sa nangyari at ikaw lang ang sourgrape. Palibhasa wala kang panggastos. Mga katulad mo di binibigyan ng oportunidad kaya nga di ka makaalis alis ng bansa hahaha! Steak ala pobre.
Hahaha! One thing I found challenging (and enjoyed) while I was at SVO was getting people (Russians) to smile. It takes a while at first, and when I eventually make them to do so, they seem and talk like long time friends, hahaha! ;-)
I think the biggest issue there would be to get over the American continent. Most travel from/to Europe goes through the US but you cannot connect through the US without having a visa.
@@Hans-gb4mvI want to share even if Canada - USA. Here in airports they have inspection for US bound passengers. Customs and TSA check and passports you do it in Canada and then when you go to USA , it would be a domestic flight.
Grabe ako yung napagod para sa'yo sa ginawa mo 😂😂😂 Thank you sa pagshare sa aming mga subscribers ng mga journey mo at madami ka pa sanang maexplore na mga countries soon. Godbless! 😍😍😍😍
Jesus, it sucks so much that many people from different countries just can't go somewhere without a proper piece of paper... Just ridiculous how, let's say, you're allowed to stand on one spot but to go even 100 meters away from it you'd be required to have a permission.
Hello Mike! It's alright... countries have reasons having that kind of set up as they need to protect their borders. Not everyone has good intentions in visiting. Being so near to visiting Europe freely but held back by walls and windows, it is kinda frustrating, but I'm turning it into a drive to save up and meet the requirements in getting a Schengen visa this year. Hopefully I can enter Europe freely next time. Thank you for your support, and for watching my travel blog! :-)
@@chukkoi no problem man. I am in fact a former Aeroflot Flight attendant and well... as a Russian I experience similar kind of things when it comes to traveling. It's just borders never help. Look at Dubai and how opened and thriving this country is with so many opportunities. When there's a real threat no border will stop crime I think
I feel your pain. I'm from Egypt and I need a visa to almost any other country in the world. Schengen are a nightmare and most of other countries are near impossible but I loved your spirit and your positive attitude. Cheers.
Hello Fady! Thank you very much... some people think it's that easy to get a Schengen visa. It doesn't really work that way. I know friends who were able to meet all the requirements but were still turned down. I haven't personally applied yet and i do fear being turned down as it will be money down the drain if it happens. But I will take a chance this year. Hopefully I can visit Europe freely. Thank you for your support, and for watching my travel blog! God bless! :-)
This made my day! On my recommended videos haha you're awesome po. Sabi nga nila, the most important thing you need to get going/travel/airport hop is courage! I remember my first solo travel, I kept it a secret from everyone (just told my parents when I sat on the plane bound to Bali). Amazing content po. Hoping you can get visas to these countries in the future and enjoy longer travels. God bless po. :)
i am impressed.I used to travel a lot too and have seen various types of scenarios.Once entered the UK on a stop over when i was coming from the USA.Been to schipol many times but never entered amsterdam.Good job bro
When I first got to Russia, i was honestly saddened not to see welcoming smiles at the airport. But from my research that Russians don’t easily smile at strangers, i’ve accepted that fact and was still challenged to talk to some staff at the airport. True that it takes a while to make them smile (and laugh) and when you make them do, it felt like you’re friends who haven’t seen each other for a long time! 😄 The vodka offered to me was very good! Even the bar tender became friendly enough to care and warn me not to drink too much. Vodka is that good that I might miss my early flight to Amsterdam. 😁 Would love to visit Russia again, hopefully next time with a visa! Thank you for taking time to write and for watching my travel blog! 😊
@@porusky Hahaha! No i didn't miss my flight. The bar tender just warned me not to drink too much as I might not be able to wake up on time for my flight. Anyhow, yes I need lessons on drinking vodka, and it'll be better to have some people to drink it with, too! ;-) I don't really drink, but the vodka offered to me was good! I couldn't feel its effects until when I tried to stand up, hahaha!!! Planning to visit St. Petersburg this year. I'm just amazed with Russia that I want to come back. This time I'll get a visa. Hopefully I get to post my travels to St. Petersburg this year too. Thank you, thank you again for writing! :-)
FANTASTIC VIDEO! We’ve been looking forward to this. So glad you managed to get to Europe, hopefully next time you will get to see us in the UK! Ps I recognise the model plane at the start of the video!
Hahaha! Thank you, Andrew! Finally got a taste of UK, somehow, thru my stop at LHR. Yeah, hopefully I'd have a UK visa and visit you guys there. And yes, the SQ A350 has been sitting on my desk for long now, hahaha! Thank you for the present! :-)
how frustrating that you cannot enter those countries even when you are there! so sad! hope you apply for visa and enter those countries next time! I went to the UK (I dont need a visa as I am hong kong citizen) and it was great! most people are friendly and willing to help!
Hardwin Ying- Why should entering other countries be easy? What entitles YOU to have that right? It should be hard for many reasons. Most of important of all is safety of it's own citizen.
You're a very positive and appreciative guy, traits to be proud of! Beautiful video but it also made me sad that not all humans are born equally. Also you should have got that flight attendants contact details, she was mega cute, never know when you may cross paths again.
Hello Greg! Thank you for your nice feedback! Well, that's how it is... as much as we want a perfect/utopian world, that's just the reality of it. I can only look at it as a drive to improve my situation so I can enjoy my goals one of these days. I'm actually saving up this year to meet the requirements in applying for a Schengen visa. With what I saw, Europe's worth saving up for. I want to visit again and hopefully this time I'll be free to enter and exit the surrounding countries. As for the flight attendant, I was surprised she messaged me in Instagram! She saw herself in my blogs is now following my account and liking some of my posts. I followed her too. Hope I'd see her again in one of my future flights with KLM. BTW, thank you for watching my travel blog! :-)
No real risk. At worst, he would've been detained for a short time and then deported back. If that happened, I think he would've considered it as part of the experience and filmed it, too!
you put smile on my face while watching this vlog and you enjoyed your trip I really appreciated because you shared your experienced with us...God bless
i have been in philippines 3 times now i really love it, cuz also the people are friendly here, i life in holland near amsterdam, if you decide to come here one day then come here in summer time, rather then winter time hehe to cold for filipinos haha
My second time to watch this. Russians may be reserved with strangers (USSR era influence) but they are even friendlier and hospitable than Filipinos once they got to know you. The dutch are the opposite - they appear friendly but it is difficult to get into their circle if you want to get closer. You're lucky you have accomplished this "mission" pre-Covid pandemic.
For some, this might be a waste of money. But I know this really meant a lot for you, and I find this adventure BRILLIANT!
Thank you, Jhun! Ur da best! 😄
Mitch Young Makes me so sad has a EU citizen that you were not able to visit us 😢 We live in a crazy and stupid world where your ability to travel relies on where you’re from... Cheers from Portugal, great video!!!!
not at all must have been an adventure
inspiring vlog.
I watched the whole video. I don't even watch Sam Chui's whole videos. This was extremely realistic and insightful.
Same.
Sam chui video is 70% review and 30% adventure
@@user-up8th6hc8b I dont really go for the technicalities. How Mittch tells his story and how he relates with people is good enough for me.
This guy is so positive 🤙🏼
Thank you... 😊 I appreciate it. 😊
Mabuhay Mitch, as a former airline employee, I must commend you on this amazing rendezvous. It is obvious, as you said, you did your research. Passengers can Transit Without Visa (TWOV) in many countries, depending on their passport and nationality. I hope you will do more videos like this. I really enjoy the narration. It felt like a scene from the discovery channel.
I have been to your beautiful country, and I really enjoy the hospitality and friendliness of the Filipino people. Salamat Po.
Hello! Thank you so much for your nice feedback; i appreciate it a lot. 😊 I plan to do another one like this with a long stop either in Morocco or Brazil where my passport isn’t required of any visa. It might take a while though as it is quite expensive. Anyhow, thank you very much for watching my travel blog. Nice to know you’ve been here in the Philippines! You’re always welcome here! 😊 Take care and God bless! 😊
Mitch Young hopefully you do get a visa at some point - visit France and Italy
For some It might've been just a waste of time and money but experiencing something is a joy in itself
That's true. To each his own. This is something that really meant a lot for me. I know I'll be back, and hopefully this time I can freely go out and experience life in Europe. Thank you very much for watching my blog... :-)
It's not the destination that's the trip it's the journey! Love it!
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This is amazing! I know the excitement of stepping foot in another country’s airport, the feeling of wanting to get out, but you can’t so you make use of whatever you can and explore its interiors instead. 😊 love the positivity here! Thanks for sharing!
It's so frustrating that how much the world is open up for someone to experience is determined by where they're born 😪 This guy has nothing but good intentions #givemitchavisa
Hello Reese! Yes, unfortunately I happen to belong to a country where it’s tough for many of its citizens to obtain a Schengen or UK visa. With the strict/tough requirements, many don’t apply at all for fear of rejection other than it demands proof that you either have a huge sum in your bank account or have a stable and high paying job. My intention is simply to visit Europe, to see the world even if it feels like being confined in an “aquarium”, restricted only at the airports. That’s what I can afford for now but it’s a dream partly fulfilled thru this kind of travel. What I wanted to show is that if one really likes to see Europe and if they don’t mind the cost, this limited travel is possible. Thru all this I’ve met wonderful people along the way, made seemingly difficult people eventually smile, saw wonderful things Europe has to offer even thru a glimpse. I’m very grateful, even for the short stays in each airport, I had this chance. And for viewers/subscribers like you, my heartfelt gratitude for your support. Thank you very much. 💖💖💖
@@chukkoi Dude, I'm looking at the EU visa requirements and it really doesn't look that bad, they just want to make sure you have enough money to cover yourself for the whole trip, like for the Netherlands they want to make sure you have at least 34 EUR per day of your stay, that's not a lot.
@@icebalm Are you American? EU 'visa requirements don't apply to Americans. Americans don't need a visa to visit Europe. Phillipinos, apparently, are another matter. We are very furtunate to be Americans.
@@tristar4857 well, I'm Russian and we need it, and yes, UK visa is tough (US one was much easier for me) but Schengen was never a problem, they just need either a bank account balance confirmation or an invitation from someone with visa who can pay for you
@@chukkoi I'm as confused as the airport employees. The visa requirements aren't very high.
What Documents are Required when Applying for a Schengen Visa?
The following list of documents are required for any short-term Schengen visa application:
Visa application form. Fully completed and signed.
Two recently taken photos must be attached. Both photos must be taken within the last three months, according to the visa photo requirements.
A valid passport. Not older than 10 years and it should valid for at least three more months beyond the date you plan to leave Schengen area. Older passports with visas on them (if you have any).
Round trip reservation or itinerary. It must include dates and flight numbers specifying entry and exit from the Schengen area. You can use the visa consultation services like this one. These guys can handle most of your visa requirements such as flight itineraries, hotel reservations along with free consultation over email.
Travel insurance policy. A document that proves you have travel health insurance for the whole Schengen territory, with a minimum coverage of 30,000 euros in case of any medical emergency as illnesses, accidents and even repatriation in case of death. The Insurance policy can easily be purchased online from AXA Schengen or Europ Assistance.
Proof of accommodation. A document that shows where you will be accommodated throughout your stay in Schengen. This can be one of the following:
A hotel/hostel booking.
A rental agreement.
A letter of invitation from a host at whose house you will be staying.
Proof of financial means. Evidence that you have enough money to support yourself financially throughout your stay in the Schengen. This can be one of the following:
Bank account statement - that shows you have enough money in your account for the trip. The statement shall be no older than 3 months.
Sponsorship Letter - by another person that confirms they will be financially supporting your trip to the Schengen. In order for this letter to be valid, it must be accompanied by a bank statement of the sponsor, no older than three months.
A combination of your bank account statement and a letter of sponsorship.
Proof of paid visa fee. €80 for adults and €45 for children from 6 to 12 years old.
The requirement is that you can afford to be in the Schengen Zone. If you can afford all of these flights, I don't understand why you couldn't apply for a visa for one of these places.
It's a funny video but there wasn't a lot of point to all of this. Pick a place, get a visa for it and go there.
Somebody give this guy a visa he deserves it😭
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Maybe someday we can get Japanese passports and travel the world visa FREE!
@@reynaldoflores4522 Not for an idiot like you. NEVER.
This was soo different , I take advantage for having a US passport and going to most of these places is so easily . Thanks for this video
Thank you also, for watching my blog! 😊
Well beware, the EU will implement a system similar to the ESTA in the US
Try to go Russia with US passport hahaha
@@Novato_en_Moto actually now he can evisa.kdmid.ru/ now its applied to st.petersburg too and if you travel by only local trains and hitch-hiking it is trevial to get to moscow from there too.
well, now in the covid-19 world? not easy
Damn that sounds kinda cool, never heard of this concept! I’m sorry you couldn’t get a visa for Europe. Let’s hope you can return in the future and get a real taste of Europe! Thank you for the video!
You're very brave Mitch :) I was in the Netherlands last October 2019, I bought the same KLM model as souvenir. The Dutch people are very friendly.
Thank you, Oliver 😊 I want to come back at Schiphol and buy the other model planes that I wansn’t able to get, haha! 😁 I definitely enjoyed my time as Schiphol! And yes, the Dutch are courteous and friendly! 😊
Why do I feel sad after the vlog.. I just take it for granted when i travel across Europe. Very nice video sir ❤️. Hopefully you get to come back here again na di lang hanggang airport.
I like the effort that you do sir! For giving us a wider knowledge on this industry. I’m an aspiring Flight Attendant and your new subscriber. Keep it up sir, i’m here to support!
Hello Kevin! I appreciate your support; thank you very much! What I wanted to share also is that crew members are people too... you talk to them, you see a glimpse of their lives... they simply have lots of stories to share. I hope one of these days I get to see you on board, hopefully as a crew member in my flight... now that would be a good story to feature in my blog, haha! Best of luck in your journey in becoming a flight attendant! :-)
This is one of the most wholesome videos I have ever since. I really hope the situation in the Philippines change! Nice video Mitch :)
Glad to know you appreciate my travel blog... Hopefully our situation improves. thank you very much for watching! :-)
All I can say is “WOW”! 👏🏻
Thank you for watching! 😊
This is cool.. I love the way you narrate your journey😄
Thank you!!! I appreciate it. Thanks for watching my travel blog! :-)
Damn I kinda feel sad for him but loving how happy he is although he isn't being let into the countries
Isn't the appropriate title be like:
"My six thousand mile journey to take a shower" hehe...
Ice B-Air would have been a great click bait!
@Savas Kurt yeah, can't understand his/her suggestion as well hahaha
Thank you, Mitch! I thoroughly enjoyed your documentary of your trip. Thank you for making us part of your journey. I truly hope you will find yourself in Europe some day soon! Best wishes from The Netherlands!
Hello David! Glad to know you enjoyed my blog! 😊 I so love the Netherlands...! People are very courteous, friendly, and have outgoing personalities! My stop in Schiphol was so worth it, getting a glimpse of your country and its way of life. I do hope I’d have the chance to visit the Netherlands again, hopefully not just within the airport. I know things will come at the right time. Likewise, best wishes, and thank you for watching my travel blog! 😊😊😊
This was more interesting than I expected and you're a nice guy. I like how you turn this into a mini-adventure.
Hello John! Glad to know you enjoyed my “limited travel” to Europe... 😄 Hoping to visit again, next time with a visa! I think that’ll be more fun! Thank you for watching! 😊
After seeing this, I feel so blessed to have an EU Passport, so much travel freedom.
I have a Philippine passport. I'm dying with envy.
@@reynaldoflores4522 Poor you.
I am a flight attendant and sometimes we kinda have just a really short time at our destinations to explore the places... I guess I will never complain about that again! U are just so precious and excited - reminds me of my early beggings in my job. Thumps up for this challenge and your positivity! 😊
What a mad lad but hats off for having the courage to do something like this.
Thank you for watching, Romeo! I never thought this kind of trip was possible but it is! :-)
We really loved your narration! You're so positive and upbeat. I truly hope you can travel wherever your heart desires soon. We'll subscribe... looking forward to your future videos.
The Dutch should be proud of themselves. Well done.
I found them very helpful, friendly, with outgoing personalities... i just love it! 😊
That's just how we are ;-)
We can't help it, it is the way we were raised.
But it is always nice to hear how foreigners experience our way of life.
Thanks.
The Dutch are racist though
Yeah it's true we as belgians love them they are much more lovely then us
This is quite amazing!
Definitely got my sub
Thank you Benny, for watching and for subscribing! :-)
Awesome job Mitch thanks for the journey
I found this video on my recommended and I have to say this trip was EPIC!! But it also made me realize how privileged I am and how grateful I should be for not needing visas prior to travelling. KLM crew are the best (and free booze on their flights lol). I really hope your situation gets better and your visa applications get approved :)
Wow! That was insane! ❤️ 💖 ❤️ Really enjoyed the whole vid.
Thank you for watching! 😊 Hope I can visit Europe again... this time with a visa! 😄
Thank you for watching! 😊 Hope to visit Europe again... this time with a visa! 😁
Wow, what a journey! Fingers crossed that your circumstances change so you can at least get a visa to visit cities outside the airport! Nice video and the Philippine Airlines crew are lovely!
Great job Mitch. Thank you for sharing. I felt like I went on this journey with you. Looking forward to the next one!
Thanks for sharing, I really enjoy your video. I think many people also enjoy the travelling part, on top of sightseeing part.
This is really a ridiculous type of travelling but for aviation geek like you I know this is a special experience of a lifetime you will cherish. Experiencing multiple airlines and airports in 1 travel is a dream experience for avgeeks! I myself who works in airport industry was surprised with your "transit travelling" experience that you just shared. You're so brave to do this. Yet, I enjoy watching your experience.
This was both fun and sad to watch. I would give you my German passport to travel the world if I could.
I subscribed just for this guys positivity
I love how you presented your video. I kept watching till end 👍
Thank you...!!! I appreciate it. 😊
As a European it's interesting to see the west with the eyes of somebody from the east! Crazy idea, but it apparently worked! :)
Wow, your trip looks exhausting, but you enjoyed it! Well done!
Not really... 😊 I had at least 5-10 hours stop where I was able to take power naps... or it’s just that my adrenaline was high from all the wonder and excitement! 😄 But you’re right- i enjoyed it a lot! 😊 Thank you for watching! 😊
What a very awesome video sir! The best!
KLM crew are very friendly, i traveled from Athens, to Amsterdam, had my conecting flight for tokyo, it was on my birthday and while on my first flight, the flight crew came to my seat with treats and a bappy birthday card, i was so touched by that and they were simply very kind and smily, on my flight to tokyo same thing, only there they gave me a glass of champaing and some crakers, and another card. I will buy frames to put the cards inside so i can keep them
trollkillers I also have nothing but good to say about KLM crews. It’s a very nice and friendly airline!
I also got champagne on my birthday, no card though
Mitch this is lovely 🤣🤣🤣. Dream Ko din ganyan ang travel airport lang. thanks for this video.
LOVE your vlogs! Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪🤩
Thank you Emma! Mabuhay from the Philippines! :-)
Thank you for this video., enjoying so much ..
Thank you for watching, Jessie! :-)
What an exciting, nerve-racking, but very inspiring journey! I wish you all the best! I hope we get a schengen Visa soon! I am not a fan of airports so I don't think I would have enjoyed what you did but I enjoyed watching you do it! 😊
This video made me smile through and through, for some reason.
Thank you for watching my travel blog, John! Have a good one! 😊
I enjoyed the video a lot, thanks for sharing 😀
Thank you, Gabriel, for watching my travel vid! :-)
I don’t think it was a ridiculous trip. You’re an adventurous and I like your videos. Salamat 😊👍
Thank you, Billy! ☺️ Planning to visit Europe again when situation improves. Hope I can stay a bit longer to feature some interesting places. Thanks for watching! 😊
I miss flying, I hope everything will be normal soon. Great flight vlog by the way!
I hope so too... ☺️ Keep safe, and thank you for watching! 😊
I’ve always wanted to do something like this! Definitely takes guts - I’m glad you did this! ☺️
Yowwnn oh been waiting for this,road to 25k to 50k or more than guys let's support the channel of kuya mitch.keep it up kuya nice one.👍🙏✈️❤️
When we got to Amsterdam from Germany via a train, the people were all just so like that flight attendant! Like they are ready to party!
The Dutch i’ve met we’re like that too! Either that or very friendly and courteous. They seem to be highly educated people who don’t see things as problems but rather they enjoy life as it is. They have a good way of relating with people. I simply like them. 😊
Mitch Young The Netherlands are the most diverse country in the world. In Amsterdam there are living people from more than 180 countries! Way more diverse than even New York and of course totally different to Asia.
Thanks for sharing this informative video Sir. this is very helpful.
taray nito ito ang pinaka gusto kong video mo never get tired of watching, naliligo lang sa UK 😂 nice journey sana makasama ako sa vlogs mo 👍☺️
Hahaha! Matagal ko na plinano ito, tsaka sa mga niyaya ko sumama, natatakot baka daw madeport. Sayang, mas masaya sana kung may kasama ako nitong biyahe. Planning to do something like this uli kaso ibang countries naman. Ur welcome to join! :-)
Wow, such an interesting adventure. I think I will be addicted to your travel blog🤗👍
Thank you for watching, Rebecca! ☺️☺️☺️
I’m glad that the flight attendant have you a large bottle of Harrogate water. Harrogate is a spar town near the English city of Leeds, Yorkshire. Leeds is where my mum was born.
Hello Joseph! Yeah, that’s how nice I was treated on board Philippine Airlines. As for Leeds, my friend (and travel buddy seen in some of my blogs) is from Leeds... but I’m not sure if that’s the same place. He’s been inviting me to visit and do planespotting at Leeds Bradford Airport. Not sure if that’s the same area. But hopefully I get to visit and perhaps make blogs there. Looks like a nice place from the pictures I’ve seen. Thank you BTW for watching my travel blog! 😊😊😊
Mitch Young that is good to hear, have a nice time plane spotting at Leeds Bradford. I would highly recommend going down to Manchester Airport where you would find A350s, A380 and B787s.
I feel so privileged to just be able to travel almost anywhere. Cheers from Romania
I have a Philippine passport. I'm just green with envy.
@@reynaldoflores4522 HAHAHA!!!! Poor you.
This was a unique adventure. And only for two days 😁 It would really take a lot of guts to do that and you did it. What can I say, Congratulations 🎊🎉
Not so much guts, but more foolhardiness. A lot of people know it can be done, but who wants to go through all that and spend that money just to monkey around in airports?
@@reynaldoflores4522 You don't know even half the crap he how much made out of that blog you imbecile
@@reynaldoflores4522 Monkey around airport daw. GAGO hindi mo nakita yung overall na kwento bigay nito sa viewers dahil makitid utak mo. Halos lahat dito nagpapasalamat at namamangha sa nangyari at ikaw lang ang sourgrape. Palibhasa wala kang panggastos. Mga katulad mo di binibigyan ng oportunidad kaya nga di ka makaalis alis ng bansa hahaha! Steak ala pobre.
That is an amazing!!! Well done👍😁 achieve your dreams!
As a russian born, I would say it is tooo cold to smile 😂 kidding 😁
Thank you... :-)
Hahaha! One thing I found challenging (and enjoyed) while I was at SVO was getting people (Russians) to smile. It takes a while at first, and when I eventually make them to do so, they seem and talk like long time friends, hahaha! ;-)
Next challenge. Around the world with no visas! 🛫🌎
Whoooo!!! Would love to do that!!! 😀😁😄
I think the biggest issue there would be to get over the American continent. Most travel from/to Europe goes through the US but you cannot connect through the US without having a visa.
@@Hans-gb4mvI want to share even if Canada - USA. Here in airports they have inspection for US bound passengers. Customs and TSA check and passports you do it in Canada and then when you go to USA , it would be a domestic flight.
Mejo teary eyed ka on the way to UK. Dream come true for you sir.
You Sir sure make excellent content but this one is gold.
Grabe ako yung napagod para sa'yo sa ginawa mo 😂😂😂 Thank you sa pagshare sa aming mga subscribers ng mga journey mo at madami ka pa sanang maexplore na mga countries soon. Godbless! 😍😍😍😍
brilliant idea for an adventure and perfectly executed! Really enjoyed your journey (and narration).
Thank you...! 😊 I appreciate it! 😊
Jesus, it sucks so much that many people from different countries just can't go somewhere without a proper piece of paper...
Just ridiculous how, let's say, you're allowed to stand on one spot but to go even 100 meters away from it you'd be required to have a permission.
Something is wrong with this world
Hello Mike! It's alright... countries have reasons having that kind of set up as they need to protect their borders. Not everyone has good intentions in visiting. Being so near to visiting Europe freely but held back by walls and windows, it is kinda frustrating, but I'm turning it into a drive to save up and meet the requirements in getting a Schengen visa this year. Hopefully I can enter Europe freely next time. Thank you for your support, and for watching my travel blog! :-)
@@chukkoi no problem man. I am in fact a former Aeroflot Flight attendant and well... as a Russian I experience similar kind of things when it comes to traveling. It's just borders never help. Look at Dubai and how opened and thriving this country is with so many opportunities. When there's a real threat no border will stop crime I think
WOW! That was cool! You inspire me! That was truly what you can call jetsetting!
Thank you for watching, Deo! :-)
Nice to know this kind of possible adventure. 👌😀
Thank you for watching! ☺️
this was adorable!
I feel your pain. I'm from Egypt and I need a visa to almost any other country in the world. Schengen are a nightmare and most of other countries are near impossible but I loved your spirit and your positive attitude. Cheers.
Hello Fady! Thank you very much... some people think it's that easy to get a Schengen visa. It doesn't really work that way. I know friends who were able to meet all the requirements but were still turned down. I haven't personally applied yet and i do fear being turned down as it will be money down the drain if it happens. But I will take a chance this year. Hopefully I can visit Europe freely. Thank you for your support, and for watching my travel blog! God bless! :-)
this is amazing thing to do for those who curious about EUROPE
HOLAA LA FIESTA ESTÁ AQUI!. I loved that phrase.
Greetings from BOLIVIA!!!! 🇧🇴
The party's here!!! Yeah, great intro... she really has that outgoing personality. Thank you for watching, and MABUHAY from the Philippines!
This is it the EUROPE Vlogg!!!! Waiting for thiss!!😍😍
Mitch: Ultimate goal: Take a Shower in the 🇬🇧
Brits: That shouldn’t be hard, just pop outside, plenty of quick short showers here 🤔
lmao
I had fun watching this vlog. What an interesting journey! Cheers to many travel adventures ahead.
Nice to know you enjoyed my blog... Thank you for watching! :-)
you madman.. you actually did it
Planning to do another one on a different route! 😂
Amazing video. The trip was totally worth it and I would’ve done it as well
This made my day! On my recommended videos haha you're awesome po. Sabi nga nila, the most important thing you need to get going/travel/airport hop is courage! I remember my first solo travel, I kept it a secret from everyone (just told my parents when I sat on the plane bound to Bali). Amazing content po. Hoping you can get visas to these countries in the future and enjoy longer travels. God bless po. :)
i am impressed.I used to travel a lot too and have seen various types of scenarios.Once entered the UK on a stop over when i was coming from the USA.Been to schipol many times but never entered amsterdam.Good job bro
Yes, us Russians are not the smiley bunch, but Vodka helps:) to put a smile on one's face, but that was an awesome video, ur CRAZY, but i loved it:)
When I first got to Russia, i was honestly saddened not to see welcoming smiles at the airport. But from my research that Russians don’t easily smile at strangers, i’ve accepted that fact and was still challenged to talk to some staff at the airport. True that it takes a while to make them smile (and laugh) and when you make them do, it felt like you’re friends who haven’t seen each other for a long time! 😄 The vodka offered to me was very good! Even the bar tender became friendly enough to care and warn me not to drink too much. Vodka is that good that I might miss my early flight to Amsterdam. 😁 Would love to visit Russia again, hopefully next time with a visa! Thank you for taking time to write and for watching my travel blog! 😊
Mitch Young OMG u missed ur earlier flight - u need lessons on drinking vodka ;-) That PAL crew was soo sweet, made me want to fly with them ;-)
@@porusky Hahaha! No i didn't miss my flight. The bar tender just warned me not to drink too much as I might not be able to wake up on time for my flight. Anyhow, yes I need lessons on drinking vodka, and it'll be better to have some people to drink it with, too! ;-) I don't really drink, but the vodka offered to me was good! I couldn't feel its effects until when I tried to stand up, hahaha!!! Planning to visit St. Petersburg this year. I'm just amazed with Russia that I want to come back. This time I'll get a visa. Hopefully I get to post my travels to St. Petersburg this year too. Thank you, thank you again for writing! :-)
FANTASTIC VIDEO! We’ve been looking forward to this. So glad you managed to get to Europe, hopefully next time you will get to see us in the UK! Ps I recognise the model plane at the start of the video!
Hahaha! Thank you, Andrew! Finally got a taste of UK, somehow, thru my stop at LHR. Yeah, hopefully I'd have a UK visa and visit you guys there. And yes, the SQ A350 has been sitting on my desk for long now, hahaha! Thank you for the present! :-)
What a smooth land by Aeroflot nice.👍
how frustrating that you cannot enter those countries even when you are there! so sad! hope you apply for visa and enter those countries next time! I went to the UK (I dont need a visa as I am hong kong citizen) and it was great! most people are friendly and willing to help!
Hadwin Ying trust me British people are not freindly
Hardwin Ying- Why should entering other countries be easy? What entitles YOU to have that right? It should be hard for many reasons. Most of important of all is safety of it's own citizen.
Joe Birt they were very friendly and welcoming when i was in London except the black people.
You're a very positive and appreciative guy, traits to be proud of! Beautiful video but it also made me sad that not all humans are born equally.
Also you should have got that flight attendants contact details, she was mega cute, never know when you may cross paths again.
Hello Greg! Thank you for your nice feedback! Well, that's how it is... as much as we want a perfect/utopian world, that's just the reality of it. I can only look at it as a drive to improve my situation so I can enjoy my goals one of these days. I'm actually saving up this year to meet the requirements in applying for a Schengen visa. With what I saw, Europe's worth saving up for. I want to visit again and hopefully this time I'll be free to enter and exit the surrounding countries. As for the flight attendant, I was surprised she messaged me in Instagram! She saw herself in my blogs is now following my account and liking some of my posts. I followed her too. Hope I'd see her again in one of my future flights with KLM. BTW, thank you for watching my travel blog! :-)
That's kinda risky of what you're attempting to achieve. But it's an adventure.
Bong D so true.
No real risk. At worst, he would've been detained for a short time and then deported back.
If that happened, I think he would've considered it as part of the experience and filmed it, too!
crossing another continent just to fly back home is cool! I can invite you over to step out of Schiphol to really enjoy Europe...
Thank you for your invitation, and for watching my blog! Hope to do this route again when situation improves. 😊
YOU'RE A GENIUS!!!
Always watching your video to inspire me not to be afraid in fying an airplane.Hoping someday I will conquer my fear....
After seeing this video I feel very blessed because I don’t need any kind of visa to enter to Europe, only my passport
Thank you for watching my travel vid, Luis! Safe and fun travels to you always! 😊
you can't enter it.
Actros he's from Europe..
Great video! I hope everything works out and you can visit all the countries
What a weird but fantastic mission. Very nice video 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you very much for watching, Steve! Have a good one! :-)
Dame it worked on what you wish for, good for you.
A very admirable adventure you had. Great job.
you put smile on my face while watching this vlog and you enjoyed your trip I really appreciated because you shared your experienced with us...God bless
Glad you enjoyed my travel blog! Thank you for watching! God bless you. :-)
@@chukkoi your welcome Sir Micth Young and keep safe always...
Funny how people just wanna travel around the world but visa processes kills a lot of those dreams.
Yes. Especially for people in 3rd world countries like the Philippines.
If No Visa, I would have gone to Russia and Pakistan and Mongolia.
"You dont drink Russian Vodka, Russian Vodka drinks you."
Hahaha!!! 😆😁😂
So true. We tried russian vodka as part of bartending class.
Im actually laughing everytime the staff held you because of the odd itenerary. (Not the insulting laugh tho)
This is your best video so far, mitch! Outstanding! :) Now I want to do a similar adventure..hehe...time to save up
Hahaha! Thank you for watching, Luis! 😄 After quarantine and when the outbreak’s gone, will go on another similar journey! 😄
i have been in philippines 3 times now i really love it, cuz also the people are friendly here, i life in holland near amsterdam, if you decide to come here one day then come here in summer time, rather then winter time hehe to cold for filipinos haha
Hope to visit Holland soon... in the summertime! 😊 Thank you for watching! Likewise, you are very much welcome here in the Philippines! 😄
@@chukkoi hopefully soon going again for my vacation
My second time to watch this.
Russians may be reserved with strangers (USSR era influence) but they are even friendlier and hospitable than Filipinos once they got to know you. The dutch are the opposite - they appear friendly but it is difficult to get into their circle if you want to get closer.
You're lucky you have accomplished this "mission" pre-Covid pandemic.