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>>1055813
I don't think they have a "winter," but just this season that's not as hot as usual but more rain so there's less humidity? As such, outdoor activities aren't so great. But you could still enjoy the market and other things. Some people do the whole hiking thing which is unbearable during monsoon season.

>>1055846
Only things on my list so far are:
Lots of food
Night market
Taipei Zoo

>>1055865
Taipei 101
Some temples
Buy electronics

>>1055639
Mexianon here. U will be cool unless u seek for troubles mate. Never trust anyone. Can u speak spanish? Which cities will u visit? Carry small pocket money and only necessary debit and/or credit cards. Do not seek drugs neither be openly dumb by flashing money amd valuables. Take into account since December 12th many mexican eople start holidays in this failed shitholish country

>>1055652
I will be leaving in January, I am mainly going to be around Riviera Maya. Im going because I work for a big bank and because I did so well they are sending me on this trip.

What type of food should I try

>>1055639
None

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>>1055473
Where can I buy a bag like this?

Military surplus stored for used ones

>>1055473

Sort of off topic, but just want to warn you that you and your friend will be one of a few thousand homeless already looking for a job. It's not an easy city to find work, because it's a prime destination for people who are trying to do exactly what you're doing. It's a great city with a lot to do, but come with some emergency money so you don't get into serious trouble.

Mexico is fine if you just avoid bad areas and aren't stupid. Blot out Somalia for fucks sake.

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>>1055134
Made this for you for the Americas

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>>1055177
And here's Africa

>>1054466

I've always wanted to travel and see new places. It's fun, eye-opening, and lets you discover new music, foods, and friends that you wouldn't have otherwise.

In regards to what it's done for me, well... traveling has helped me build my confidence immensely. Before I took my first trip, I was a socially awkward virgin who couldn't string together more than a few sentences or talk to a woman unless I was blackout drunk. I was always afraid of getting judged, couldn't converse with strangers, had no hobbies, and was an all-around autist who did little more than sit home and play video games all day.

Now I've slept with about twenty women, have had a few long-term relationships, and feel comfortable in my own shoes - which is probably one of the best outcomes I could have gotten from traveling. I know myself better, know what I enjoy better, and think I've become an all-around better person.

I hope I don't sound to cliche, but whatever. Traveling really did help me build myself up and gave me a lot of cool stories and friends and things to look forward to.

It's a hobby, not much more I don't try to interpret too much into it or think it' something greater than that. I also like photography so taking pictures in other places is also a part of it

I was a late bloomer.. didn't really enjoy travelling until i hit 30.

I enjoy seeing new places, taking photos etc.

From Vegas
Pants, light jacket.
If you're from a place with real winter seasons, you won't find Vegas to be nearly as bad. Now, if you're going outside of Vegas to the places like you've pictured, you're gonna want more. It's damn cold out near arizona and Utah. This is where you'd find places like your picture.

thanks, no will just be on strip day and night walking it i the day between resort and likely in the evening occasionally... are your suggestions daytime or night, or both, if it is low 20's in day we consider that nice summer day in n europe. is that likely?

>>1053145
Prepare for 10C weather because that'll probably be more the average. It's below 20C already here, with some nights hitting the 35-40 Ferenheit mark. Not sure where that lands on the Celsius scale but it definitely gets pretty cold. If your winters average less that 10C you'll love the weather here.

Recommend nights on the strip as its definitely more lively. But day time trips are better because you'll have smaller crowds and less drunk tourists.

>ISIS
>Georgia

Literally what? Just go you autist, it's a great place.

>>1052914
>ISIS
>Georgia

Also for double that price you can easily get a Wizzair flight to Kutaisi. Depending on the price of a Ruskie transit visa, it might actually turn out barely more expensive than the train.

>>1052918

I thought it was implied that I was talking about a cheap airline flight (yes, it's Wizzair). What did you think I was taking?

I went to the South of China early this year, the food in Meizhou was amazing. Hong Kong food is the worst (on a budget)

>>1051595
I know, unrelated- but Anon, did you ever get travelers diarrhea? I'm going to China and worried about that, my days are full booked.

>>1051599
Never got it in China (got regular diarrhea, but not Travelers), but got Travelers Diarrhea in Burma. Fucking sucks, you have it coming out both ends for a few days, can't eat anything, and get weak (had difficulty carrying my bag by the end).

I lived in China for a year and never got it though, I'll say that.

Take precautions just in case. Try not to eat from really shitty places. Take some immodium with you, and those rehydration packs. There are also plenty of isotonic drinks in Asia to replace electrolytes etc.

Wouldn't worry too much about it. Worst comes to worst, you spend a few days in the bathroom before it runs it's course, nothing serious

>Australian
>Wants to live and work in Canada

That's not even possible unless you've got a PHD and 15-20 years of work experience....and even then, it's not likely.

In Canada, we only accept people from third world countries to live and work here, even for a short period of time.

>>1057506

Really? :( Not even in bars and the like? Surely that can't be right.

>>1057506
Also, if so, how did a classmate of mine get a job in Canada being a bricklayer with no further education after Year 12 (apart from his brickie apprenticeship), at the age of 19?? He's been living there for 3 years now working on construction sites...

>>1057391
I exist and people walk up and talk to me because I am weird looking.

They ask me a bunch of questions and never go away no matter how much I try to sperg them away or stare in angry silence.

It's not that hard

>>1057395
What's weird looking about you?

>>1057391
I have no idea op. Usually in bars or somewhere where you will have a high chance of interaction like a festival.

Ive decided that next time I go into a bar I I will offer to buy someone a beer in exchange for a cool story of theirs

its cool there!

Where are you traveling from?
What are your interests?

I spent 18 years there growing up. I know about most things other than the bar scene.

You can get in a good hostel like this for
http://www.hihostels.ca/westerncanada/168/HI-Vancouver_Jericho_Beach/index.hostel for
$30. I'd put at least another $30/day for doing stuff, food and travel. Could try couchsurfing.

It's a great setting for a city, but it isn't that great a city to live in.
If you're into restaurants, there's really good seafood, and a variety of ethnic food.

I've lived here my whole life. It sucks, go somewhere cool instead. Unless you're white then you'll have a good time.

>>1057015
Every single year it gets harder and harder to make connections in 3D.
I honestly do not know what to do about it.

>>1057017
I often want to strike up a conversation with people at bars or hostels but I dont even have their instagram codes :;_;

>>1057018

lel

>>1056950

>that pic

Well, shit. I wasn't expecting that.

What could you possibly need to know? You are on a cruise. They will take you places, they will feed you shit, or good food at an exorbitant price. You will get off the ship at ridiculously overpriced markets with the other 5000 captives. You will have to buy their boioze at 10x markup.

In conclusion, cruise companies make sure to give you the bare minimum to keep you alive while gently soaking and drying you in salt water and sunshine in order to squeeze every last dime from your credit limit.

A cruise is my idea of hell.

>>1056950
>I'll be going on a Princess cruise around the caribbean on January.
>Does anyone here have any experience with them? I'd appreciate it if you shared tips or info.
A level above the NCL and RC regular ship, and two level above the low tier Carnival experience. Ship and food perks aside, it simply means you'll be traveling with people an economic class above that riffraff (and possibly a little older too).

Buy travel insurance that has medical coverage. If you're smart, you'll have used a travel agent that gives it for a fee, but refunds it when you end up not using it.

Don't skip shows and events. If you don't go with the flow on what they have planned for you, you'll start thinking like you're in that movie Groundhog Day with the same thing over and over as that schedule gets tucked under the door. Also, cruises are only as fun as the people you hang with on the cruise. Enjoy them like you would a family reunion. If they are boring, (or you are) you'll be bored. Load up the Kindle. Drinking will run up your bill, so maybe think about limiting it to when it actually matters to you, or having your wine bottle follow you from dining room to the bar, or imbibing more in ports, or like just the 1st or last day. It's one of the money makers of the industry to charge a ton for it, and limit your duty free til the last night.

>>1056937
i would go with some money dude if you think you can actually sleep in a park then go for it but to me it seems retarded sense it will be cold as fuck. You will probably get sick

>>1056939
I've got some money, but not enough for accommodation

>>1056941
I wouldn't go in your situation but im not you so do what you want

Step one: Unlock your self phone. Make sure it's GSM (sim card) or GSM capable

Step 2: Buy cheap prepaid sim card

I am in Bahrain now. I got a plan with Viva. Sim 2BD. 1BD of that went to the account. They have a prepaid plan of 2gb, unlimited Viva calls, 50 minutes free non-viva, and something else international (didn't pay attention because I'd use data for internatiinal calls through whatsapp or LINE.). Got the sim card Weds or Thurs. It's Saturday. I burned through the 2gb already. Do they cut it off? Nope. Just slow speeds from LTE. You can still do everything but stream/talk over data. 1BD = $2.65 on average. So I'm spending about $8 for 2 weeks.

>>1057009
The aforementioned plan is 1BD ($2.65)/week

>>1057009
Do you know of prices in other countries?