Countries/places where you found the locals most kind and welcoming?
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Anonymous
| After traveling all throughout Europe last summer, I found the Irish to stand out in terms of people. Maybe the language helped but overall, it was a stark contrast to how I was treated in Germany, Czech Republic, italy etc |
Anonymous
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I disagree. I find there are welcoming people everywhere in the world. It totally depends on the personalities you meet.
I know a lot of uptight Ameicans and I know a lot of gracious ones, random geographies. This is you OP. It's a roll of the dice depending on what you happen to be doing when you were in those places. If you're telling me you are just walking around Germany in a tourist area shopping or dining of course that will be a different experience than being in a little village in the Irish countryside for example. You have to have apples to apples experiences to really judge. |
Anonymous
| Vietnam and Mexico |
Anonymous
| Brazil. Everyone is warm and welcoming. |
Anonymous
| Philippines |
Anonymous
| Ireland, Cambodia, Senegal |
Anonymous
| hawaii |
Anonymous
| Italy and Ireland |
Anonymous
IME they're pushy and after every dollar they can get out of you. |
Anonymous
| New Zealand. Super friendly. |
Anonymous
| Anguilla |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
| Costa Rica! |
Anonymous
Agree. But also we found when we traveled with a kid people in lots of countries, including Italy, were friendlier |
Anonymous
| Surprisingly, Budapest. Super helpful, despite significant language barriers. |