Cuales son los mejores lugares menos conocidos en Argentina? Fui a España el verano pasado y me encantaban ciudades pequeñas y tranquilas como Tarifa. Obviamente iria a Buenos Aires porque es imposible coger un vuelo a otra ciudad, pero yo no se que mas haria en Argentina.

(Castellano no es mi primer idioma)

>>1066993

you are taking a single trip and you want to get rewards? good luck.

Also, as much as I hate, hate, Norwegian Air their rewards program is actually pretty solid. But then again an awesome rewards program does not make a decent airline.

So unless you always fly one airline, doesn't it just make sense to get cashback?

>>1066825
what country are you from? you can get a visa if you're in the uk

>>1066825
It's worth it. It will be unlikely that you'll find a great job there but you will have a ton of fun. Basically you go for the fun and the fact that you'll be in another country for a year or two and will be able to earn money to support yourself as most people can't afford to travel for extended periods like this.

Any particular reason you want to go to NZ? Australia usually has better job opportunities and more things to do.

>>1066903
>Australia usually has better job opportunities
Really? Are you talking about farm work or normal jobs in the city?

Google.com

You go to an urban area and explore, idiot. Don't use known location if you want to be unique.

>>1067272
You have to have friends with you, I don't recommend doing this alone as many of these places can be dangerous.

For something easy that you can do alone, just walk along a railroad track or a river and see where it takes you. Your bound to find something interesting along the way, like graffiti, litter, or abandoned items.

Blagged a crew position on a yacht from Darwin to Timor Lester. From there I island hopped to Bali, I was going to keep going to Sumatra but I had overstayed my visa,
went to immigration to sort it out ,
copped a fine(expected ),
got banged up until they escorted me to the next plane I could get out of the country (unexpected )

>>1067274
Yeah yeah
I know
*Timor leste

>>1067275
It's OK, Tmor Lester is funnier.

Where are you from? Where have you been? What sort of stuff interests you? etc.

>>1066985
From Canada, only been to in the U.S.A. before, been through 13 states, visited Alaska for a good week or so. I like just about anything, willing to explore.

Eurofag who was recently in a third-world country here.

Go to Asia. No matter what, Europe's a sight-seeing destination, Asia you can have adventures cuz' a lot of it is third-world level and being white and having money is different than being in Europe, where the majority is white and has living money.

Rent a bike and go offriading, crash into some shit, then pay off the cops, have a story. Meet some girls and enjoy being on the desired side, instead of the chaser.

>>1066813
just renew it yearly ffs

>>1066813
Why do you want to immigrate to Africa? Africa is third world.

>>1066814
I want to be able to get a normal job which I can't now because I'm volunteering and not allowed to earn money there. I deejay now and freelance as a graphic designer atm.

One bump, just because I'm still curious about how common this is.

>>1066517
Fat cat bureaucracy at it's best.

>>1065684
>being this much of a nazi about cigarettes
I didn't know Texas was the Singapore of the Murricas

If you're caught smoking a cig without the stamp do you get caned too?

>>1065684
>Bastrop

Of all places, why Bastrop? My first job out of college was down there and I did not think it was a fun place. It's about 30 miles outside of Austin, which is very fun, but the road there is always extremely congested because of commuter traffic.

I seriously hope you have access to a car because there's no public transportation.

The one nice thing about the town was the state park, and that burned almost completely to the ground in 2011.

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>>1065687
NY is pretty active about catching cigarette smugglers from Virginia.

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/nyc-crime/man-busted-smuggle-100k-cigarettes-city-article-1.2274968

1. Go to shop
2. Ask
3. ????
4. PROFIT

>>1067172
From the list I've been to Mexico City, Vinales, Brno, East Bay and Southern Gulf Islands.

This year I will likely go to: Toronto, Grand Rapids, Todos Santos, Providence, St Louis, and maybe Beaufort as I plan on being in Savannah.

are you dumb bro?

just use temporary accommodation (find a room on gumtree or whatever) when you arrive and find something more permanent when you are in the country

it's a 'hopefully' a year and a half away that is autistic levels of planning

>>1067125
You misread my post, I said half a year away, that's actually not a crazy lot of time.
Also, why is it easier to rent a room than a flat? Isn't it the same thing when you're moving there unemployed?

>>1067131
wow i did misread it

also renting a room is easier because its less formal, often for a non-fixed amount of time etc

try airbnb or gumtree

but this is assuming you are moving to a city

I don't know how reliable those lists are, but happiness is contagious. Avoid countries and cities where people don't smile back and looking happy makes people wonder what drugs you're on. It's depressing.

First you have to identify the reason why you're unhappy. If you can't fix it at home and for some reason think you can do it abroad then moving might make you happier, otherwise I'd say it's about the same anywhere in the world.

No you'll feel even more miserable since everyone else around you is happy but you aren't

Was there last week (Oslo, then Nordland area).
Everybody speaks english.

>>1066340
I've been to Moss with my gf previous holidays, literaly everyone speaks english

Most people here speak English good enough for basic conversation, Janteloven could complicate things for you. How fucked you are really comes down to the colour of your skin and where you're from.

bump for need

Enjoy freedom.

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