I could be wrong but this is what I see online sites. Statistically Americans are #2 in countries who have people who travel the most, directly after China. Considering that most Americans don’t have many PTO days, being the 2nd most well traveled isn’t that bad. From what I’ve seen on several sites: The countries that spend the most on travel: China ($257.7 billion in tourism expenditures) The United States ($135 billion) Germany($89.1 billion) United Kingdom($71.4 billion) France ($41.4 billion) Canada($31.8 billion) Korea ($30.6 billion) Italy ($27.7 billion) Australia ($34.2 billion) Russia ($31.1 billion)
I think it's because Americans like to take cruises... which always struck me as a very bullshit way of traveling. Here's the link to my alternative UA-cam because I can't post on this onewww.youtube.com/@joshsjourneys86
@@KohanKilletz Ah that definitely makes sense. Wow that sucks that you can’t post on your main channel anymore. There’s why few resources out there to learn authentic ancient Palestinian history and culture.
My uncle spoke Arabic and travel throughout the Middle East I remember his story about a woman coming into a restaurant in the kasbah in Morocco demanding to know if they served foreign food because her husband didn't like that. It takes an open mind to learn anything new and when you call the native Cuisine of a Nation foreign food there is no hope for you
Tourists can only have enlightments towards a different part of the world they visited when they have an open mind policy. Otherwise, Insert-american-tourist-meme-here.
I could be wrong but this is what I see online sites. Statistically Americans are #2 in countries who have people who travel the most, directly after China. Considering that most Americans don’t have many PTO days, being the 2nd most well traveled isn’t that bad.
From what I’ve seen on several sites: The countries that spend the most on travel:
China ($257.7 billion in tourism expenditures)
The United States ($135 billion)
Germany($89.1 billion)
United Kingdom($71.4 billion)
France ($41.4 billion)
Canada($31.8 billion)
Korea ($30.6 billion)
Italy ($27.7 billion)
Australia ($34.2 billion)
Russia ($31.1 billion)
I think it's because Americans like to take cruises... which always struck me as a very bullshit way of traveling. Here's the link to my alternative UA-cam because I can't post on this onewww.youtube.com/@joshsjourneys86
@@KohanKilletz Ah that definitely makes sense. Wow that sucks that you can’t post on your main channel anymore. There’s why few resources out there to learn authentic ancient Palestinian history and culture.
I've become very interested in the concept of a cruise because it seems very odd to me in many ways.
My uncle spoke Arabic and travel throughout the Middle East I remember his story about a woman coming into a restaurant in the kasbah in Morocco demanding to know if they served foreign food because her husband didn't like that. It takes an open mind to learn anything new and when you call the native Cuisine of a Nation foreign food there is no hope for you
That seems like a very quintessentially English thing to do.
I want to go alamut but now seems like a bad time.lol
Enjoy it 🎉
Tourists can only have enlightments towards a different part of the world they visited when they have an open mind policy. Otherwise, Insert-american-tourist-meme-here.
I think usually those memes are not very accurate. I but I could be wrong.