Maybe check out a beach and a bar, and Thats about it.

>>2818100
>goes to Cancun
>expects bargains
You're in the wrong place, anon. Try anywhere along the Veracruz coast if you want low prices.

>>2818100
Sorry anon, Cancun is not what it used to be. It is overly expensive and everyone will try to scam you. Stay in the hotel and touristic GUIDED places only if you want to come back to your homeland safe.

chichen itza was fun when I was 6
the beach seemed nice
culturally, guanajuato (state) was more interesting - good street food, san miguel de allende is charming and slightly westernized

>>2818100
>Going to Cancun
Please don't reply to this turbo ultra normie. He should just ask his mom's friends next time they're over for coffee

>>2819892
>watching a video this long about a bunch of ooga booga tribals

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>>2820897
"We wake up, we sing, we dance, we hunt, we fish."
Sounds perfect.

Your life is shit, modernity has been like ticks on you, parasitizing you unto degeneracy and ignorance. You dont even know how to function correctly without mirroring the other NPCs around you, you have agency, no sovereignty, no soul...

You wilk never be an Ubermensch.

>>2820917
How many First Worlders have the intestinal fortitude and bodily vitality to enjoy the kind of life that these folks live? Very few, I bet. Civilization has fucking rotted our bodies. Niggas can't even sleep without a hundred pounds of foam padding under them.

>>2819758
easier than you'd expect

>>2819870
this also applies to Brazil and Argentina

>>2819870
French women were some of the least attractive women I saw in any European country. It's especially depressing after you've been to Spain where the women are insanely hot.

>>2821212
Colombia is the only place where homeless people have been a problem for me. The male drug addicts can be huge pests hoping to wear you down and make you pay them to go away, but of course doing so only encourages them to continue their aggressive begging. You have to get firm with them sometimes, or if they seem reasonable, explain to them that your money is the only thing you have, and that if you gave money away to everyone who asked for it, you'd have to start asking for money to feed yourself. Surprisingly, that approach worked with quite a few hungry Venezuelan bums in Colombia.

Violence. Homeless bums only understand violence

>>2821151
>Because I'm assuming there's no local economy to speak of?
strip mines
oil and gas collection
hospitals/medical care for all the old people
road repair/maintenance crews
cops
video gambling parlors
terrible all day diner reheating sysco slop

>>2821151
>that is your house owning you, not the other way around
Said like a person who will never be a home owner or had to rent.
>Because I'm assuming there's no local economy to speak of?
WV is diversifying (finally) but it's a pretty small economy especially around snow based tourism and mining. A lot of natural resource restrictions got lifted by trump, so like him or not he's breathing some life into the state.

>>2821155
natural resource restrictions were never holding west virginia back (unless you think mines should just be able to dump waste in the rivers without restriction)

>>2821156
Talking about wood industry and ability to go out and look for new resources on old closed mines and so on.

>>2821158
almost all the forests have been clear-cut logged and there's very few mature trees to be had - they are logging everything they can and that happened before Trump - you will notice all the logging trucks especially when you get into the heart of logging country (central WV like around Richwood and Webster Springs)
>on old closed mines
surely that won't release even more pollution
they need to figure out ways to make money that don't further damage the environment cuz the hills are all they have

>>2819324
The only place I saw the hookers congregate was near the Torre de Reloj (Clock Tower) monument right inside the old city wall.
>>2819402
San Agustin, Huila was my favorite town in Colombia. The ride across the paramo (a high-altitude cloud forest full of very strange plants) from Popayan was expensive and bumpy, but very scenic. Compared to Asia, intercity transport is so fucking expensive in Colombia. That 130 km trip cost something like $21 USD. Maybe I was getting the gringo price, IDK.

>>2820240
Everything in colombia is expensive these days.

I heard so many horrible things about Cartagena I didn't even bother to visit. I liked Bogotá, Medellín, Santa Marta. If you want to party, go to the first two cities or Palomino, Magdalena.
From what people (both locals, other travelers and Colombians I know outside of Colombia) told me it's just a tourist trap.

>>2820385
When I visited the south, you could get a decent lunch made to order for 9000 COP on average. That was about $3 USD at the time. The better lunches cost 13000, about $5. I stayed mainly in hostels, a few cheap hotel rooms as well. This was back during COVID, so most hostel dorms had very few guests. My lodging average was about $8/night, but I really skimped on food for the first few weeks there. Those cheap yellow empanadas that were sold for 500 pesos apiece fucked up my gut and ruined my energy levels.
>>2820986
Foreigners love the Guajira Peninsula for some reason. It's more expensive than the rest of Colombia, hot as hell, and has a blighted arid landscape. But muh beaches, muy Tayrona. The green cool highlands were much more pleasing to me.

what the hell is wrong with you guys
just get a hostel somewhere in getsemani between calle 24 - calle 32 ish, drink heavily and wander around, maybe over to the fort

>>2817497
YOu never know how much time you have left so retire soon as you can. There's no point saving 10m only to croak two years into retirement from a heart attack, cancer or accident

>>2817503
This sounds humorous but it's very poignant, I've seen people absolutely slave for a 30 year old lifetime only to get sick and die within a year of freedom.

Not really, you could cheap out for 10 years or so in SEA but you'll want to be around 55 so you can claim your pension when that runs out.

>>2815905
sniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiffffffffffffffffff

You can try running an AirBNB in a vacation area, while keeping a room for yourself.
That way you should get enough income to keep yourself going, and you wont get totally bored with decades of staring at a TV.

Are you giving up a career to do this, or can you easily get a new job in a few years?

If I was in your situation, with no relationship attachments at age 40, I would just travel the world for 2-3 years, using 90-180 day visas.

Then return to waging with some easy to get Euro job. And keep doing that, where you work 2 years, travel 1 year.

Variety is the spice of life, so you'll die of boredom rotting alone in an apartment, unless you have hobbies or work or something.

>>2816931
Florida alligators man they are just lying there, they don't do anything, they aren't scary. Don't go.

>>2816931
>>2816968
That's how I felt when I went to the Colosseum. Even durring the off-season the line takes all day to get in with "refugees" constantly pestering you to buy their overpriced chinesium or trying to pickpocket you. Once you get inside, It's too crowded to be able to actually enjoy the space and every sightline is blocked by crowds of people. Ironically, the Roman Forum that is included as an extra with the ticket was way more enjoyable than the main attraction, since there was plenty of space to get immersed in it and get away from the crowds.

>>2817295
I felt the same. I recall the scene in Gladiator, where Juba looks up at the Colosseum and says, "I didn't know men could build such things" and how amazed they were at the sheer scale of it. I realize they made it look bigger for the movie, but I at least expected to have a similar reaction when I saw it in real life. But no, I simply thought, "There it is. It's OK."

i have been good with every travel destination ive made

>>2816931

Chichen Itza was a bit of a let down. It was so sunny and hot and none of the trees could provide shade. The glaring sun made it hard to see the ancient Mayan etches on the ruins and didn't really show well on a camera. After the pandemic, people couldn't walk to the top of the pyramid. The stairs look a bit sketchy anyway but it was sad that I didn't get to experience that. There were hagglers everywhere selling the same trinkets on every corner. There was a whistle or something that sounded like a jaguar roar and they kept blowing it everywhere. The hagglers were nice though but it kinda cheapened the experience. It was also a 2 hour bus ride each way from Cancun taking you through an endless jungle, and it was quite expensive, though I did book it through the resort so maybe that's why. The iguanas were cute though.

>>2815935
Dude how is this even possible?
Just sit at a bar in thailand and girls will talk to you. Some of them might be sex workers, or gold diggers of some variety, but your story doesn't make sense with you self-pitying like that unless your leaving stuff out.

>I spend pretty much all my time there alone just like back home
sit in a bar alone at night

>>2816535
Astrocartography:
If your a normie in the country you're born, who has tons of relationships and friends, then you are almost certainly going to fuck up that karma by crossing the ocean.
And vice versa for nerdie white guys who are hated back home - there is somewhere in the world they would be an extrovert, and have a full social and dating life

>>2820736
nice story
reminds me of my childhood, with my dad working his ass off for a nice house, and my mom slaving him away while being lazy herself
Finally builds the dream home, as like a monument to his life achievement, then divorces the wife who was cracking the whips too hard.

And my lesson:
A big house, is not a home, when there is no love.
So chasing huge amounts of money by grinding in career and simping for a woman who enslaves you, has very little appeal to me. I don't see it as a path to happiness

>>2820815
Yeah, pick an empty bar with a bunch of bored women waiting around. Then you will automatically be the center of attention. I tried this in Khon Kaen. The women liked me because I was younger than they are; in fact, they were getting kinda feisty with each other over who gets dibs on me. The first visit they didn't even ask for a lady drink. HOWEVER, their attention and petting did not make me feel either happy or horny. The feeling of detachment was too strong.

In hindsight, this bad experience was a good thing. Way too many white guys in Southeast Asia become psychologically dependent on drinking at hostess/girly bars to feel good about their overseas life. This practice drains their wallet, ruins their health and only entrenches the mental problems which leave them chronically unhappy without their copes.

>>2820818
At least your dad was smart enough to take the initiative with the divorce instead of getting caught off guard like most men. My dad got thrown out of his ultra-McMansion dream home by my mom a couple years after I left. She was just as tall as he was and outweighed him by 50 pounds, but claimed that she felt threatened by him after she physically attacked him in a psychotic episode and he fended her off.

>>2820650
you're not racist enough for 4chan, get out

>>2820655
the real racism is just realizing everyone is so damn competitive that even if you are part of someone's tribe they will still hate you anyways if they see you as smarter than them or a threat in any way

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>>2819543
No clue if that's true. I've never been to Paris. I did do Spain this year. We drove all around Andalusia. Seville is one of the best cities on earth. Every corner has a palace, a castle or a giant cathedral. There are live bands out at night in the plazas playing Castellento music. The food was amazing. Super friendly city. Amazing nightlife. It would be a good city for someone who just likes to wander around without an itinerary. You'd get a little more culture than what you'd find in DollyWood.

>>2819543
Europe is still better for a lot of things. In Europe, if you pay for a burger, you get a burger and probably fries.

Most places in the US, if you pay for a burger, you get a burger with no fries. Half the burger's raw. They add a credit card fee. And a 'living wage' fee. And they'll ask for a tip. And the 0/custom tip option on the screen is is covered up with tape.

>>2815244
>gypsies
Underrated comment. Gypsies are a big problem in Europe, possibly even worse than the blacks.

Mandatory washing machine. This is the number 1 reason i choose airbnb over hotels, is the free laundry
Fast wifi - check the place reviews, if people mention wifi issues don't book
Air conditioning if in hotter climates
Free parking, if you brought a car

best airbnbs:
flexible check in and check out
no weird rules about using the property or tasks to be performed upon check out
washer and dryer with scentless detergent (and not a slow one either - fuck those shitty LG washers that take an hour to do a load)
walk in shower with a pivoting showerhead
central AC
real sized fridge and freezer - with the freezer on top please
actual quality sponges in the sink - its weird that they always have detergent (normal kind) but the sponges are crap
high quality toilet paper and paper towels
(charmin ultra strong + bounty select a sheet)
king bed with latex mattress
real leather sectional with FIRM padding not one of those shitty sofas you fall through (almost all of them)
room to walk around without hitting sharp edges
nightlights esp in bathroom
no fucking steps at fucking all

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>>2820683
and, nearly forgot
must have a garbage disposal in the sink
and decent pillows and sheets and a cotton-covered comforter!

>>2820547
>there is a filter by amenities
yeah, but its shitty and half the options are irrelevant and you have to look through all the pictures to see if a place actually has what you want

>>2820582
>I just want to find something like Pic in OP for something not like 1000 dollars
you can find tons of places like pic in OP in greece with 200-500 price range

>>2820914
SSAAAAARRRR

>>2820914
There's always that one piece of shit who has to ruin good things for everyone else.

>>2820566
I did Malaga and Sevilla just after New Years some years ago, beautiful places and amazing weather. A friend did the southern Portugal coast (Algarve and that area) and the Moroccan coast, made me jealous.

>>2817208
Check out the Donaukanal at night when the canal-side bars open up. And if you're gonna be in that area you might as well take a short ferry cruise down the river and check out Bratislava, if you're feeling really adventurous you can continue cruising down the river for a bit longer and go to Budapest. The total sailing time to hit all 3 cities is about 8 hours but Bratislava is only about an hour or 2 away from Vienna so it's better for a one day side trip than Budapest

>>2820633
>Donaukanal in December
lol. it's gonna be dead

>everyone mentioning how cute everything is because of Christmas
when you are alone I doubt that stuff is much fun

>>2820864
true. I was in Santorini for a few days one summer, all on my own. Just walking around, surrounded by all the couples enjoying their time together. I promised I'd go back with a gf eventually. I never did, bros. I never did...

>>2820437
>Jump the border or hop on a dinghy.
Don't reply to the insecurity guard, he comes into every thread like this to seethe at people who have the opportunity to live abroad because he wasted his youth and never got educated

>>2820413
oh it's you again. ya know anon if you put a bit less effort into being so unpleasant and a bit more into self improvement you wouldn't be such a bitter twisted little cunt and then maybe you could have a bit of a better life. probably not going to happen though
>>2820437
>Doesn't work that way.
ok anon i'll mention that to the gang of bangladeshis building a condo in my neighbourhood who live a couple of streets away from me

I always get rejected, I'm assuming because of the fact that I'm not eligible to work in the EU as is? I need to send more applications out I guess

>>2820328
If you're in academia, it's trivial because academics move all the time. You apply for job listings, or contact group leaders online with your research proposal and credentials. If you get through all the interview rounds, they'll give you a job and sponsor your visa if you need one. They will cover travel costs for in-person interviews. You can also move short term as a visiting scientist to learn new skills. Unlike a lot of other fields, you will never age out of this mobility.

>>2820575
You’re right. I can’t argue

>>2819935
gypsies are the lowest of the lows even lefties agree that Hitler should have finished the job and had wiped them out they are parasites worse than cockroaches calling them human is an insult to humanity

>>2820613
Copenhagen is far more interesting than Malmö
would rather go west to Odense desu than cross the Sound

>>2820615
That may be the case, but itd be nice to add one extra country that I visited on the list.

similar to op, I'm visiting a buddy in Copenhagen for a week later in sept, but this retard isn't even taking work off so I'm going to be solo traveling I suppose. Anything to do in the city/around it? Any recommendations would be welcome, including coffee shops or bakeries

Copenhagen is my favorite city in Europe thus far. i didn't go to malmo i went to gothenburg after and it was like 40 euro? hard to remember

>>2820624
>add one extra country that I visited on the list
why would you want to add Somalia