Countries/places where you found the locals most kind and welcoming?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Costa Rica!

+1

[Anonymous]

Getting away from the main cities in any country helps.

[Anonymous]

Costa Rica
Brazil
Turkey
Croatia
Ireland

But, #1 spot goes to Nepal, hands down

[Anonymous]

northern ireland, all age groups.....very genuine!

know a handful of nepalese here in the US....they're terrific people!

[Anonymous]

American Samoa

[Anonymous]

Fiji hands down

[Anonymous]

Japan.

Although I feel like so much about how I am treated has to do with the energy I put out there myself. When I put out a kind, welcoming energy, that’s often what I get.

[Anonymous]

Norway

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Costa Rica!

+1

+2

[Anonymous]

Just came back from 9 days in Mexico (CDMX and Xalapa). Despite the recent tariff issues, everyone I met was uniformly welcoming and helpful.

[Anonymous]

Central America and Mexico handsdown are the friendliest people in the world. The Middle East is not friendly in the same way, but, there is a very strong tradition of welcoming guests and treating them well.

[Anonymous]

Thailand

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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

Sorry, but no one but rightwing Hungarians and Russ is going to welcome Americans right now.

[Anonymous]

Taiwan

[Anonymous]

Not every country in Africa…. Black South Africans are not fans of Americans. 1994 wasn’t that long ago, and they very much remember America’s support for apartheid. White Afrikaaners are big fans, especially of Trump.

Black South Africans will be cordial to is, but generally not warm or friendly.