Diverse high resort

[Anonymous]

Avoid resorts if you want diversity.

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Anonymous wrote:African Safari

This is the definition of impoverished locals waiting on rich white people. We didn’t dine with a single other Black person our entire trip.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:African Safari

This is the definition of impoverished locals waiting on rich white people. We didn’t dine with a single other Black person our entire trip.

That's how they make their living. Avoiding safaris just makes them more impoverished.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why would the ethnicity of other guests matter at all to you?

Let me guess, you don’t see color?

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Anonymous wrote:Or stay in the us and go to diverse cities - lots of different populations in California and Florida if you pick a place in a populated area....just went to spa in California and it was a lovely mix of folks.

South Florida.

[Anonymous]

Places in the US are going to be the most diverse in the world.

[Anonymous]

Sofitel Hotel in Philly

[Anonymous]

Indonesia, especially if you get away from Bali.

My spouse was like a celebrity, we ran into teachers with students on a school trip and it was like they never saw a Caucasian person in real life before, they asked for pictures.

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Anonymous wrote:Indonesia, especially if you get away from Bali.

My spouse was like a celebrity, we ran into teachers with students on a school trip and it was like they never saw a Caucasian person in real life before, they asked for pictures.

We had a similar experience on a small island in Thailand.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why would the ethnicity of other guests matter at all to you?

Let me guess, you don’t see color?

It doesn't matter whether I "see color" or not. When I go on vacation I'm there for my own experience. The people in the other rooms/other tables at the restaurant are irrelevant to me.

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Anonymous wrote:Sofitel Hotel in Philly

So tropical!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why would the ethnicity of other guests matter at all to you?

Let me guess, you don’t see color?

Idiotic question. The appropriate question is why does the color you see matter? It does not matter, and should not matter. As long as you make it matter, it'll be an issue. Evolved humans don't care.

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Anonymous wrote:Avoid resorts if you want diversity.

I've stayed in plenty of resorts in SE Asia and the Middle East and they are quite diverse. Many guests were wealthy Middle Easterners, Asians, Central Asians, South Asians, and, yes Europeans/Australians/Americans. The irony was that when I stayed in guest houses/hostels/backpacker type places, the clientele was far less diverse....

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:African Safari

This is the definition of impoverished locals waiting on rich white people. We didn’t dine with a single other Black person our entire trip.

That's how they make their living. Avoiding safaris just makes them more impoverished.

I don't recall passing a moral judgment on whether OP should avoid patronizing safaris. However, the original request was for suggestions on diverse clientele. Safaris are not it.

[Anonymous]

St. Barts. It’s diverse without the poor rube tourists in the way!