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Well, Paris is the New York of France. Most Parisians are busy people with places to be and things to do and little time for today's batch of slow-moving tourists taking snapshots of everything. That being said, I have never been treated rudely in Paris. At times curtly and very business-like, but never downright .
I am French, and I'd rather be in NY than in Paris. I have met lots of rude people in Paris, not many in NY (I am not saying there aren't any). And I feel more stressed out in Paris!
Probably Mexico. I have a pretty strong stomach, I ate street food and drank tap water in Egypt and China and was fine, but Montezuma's Revenge got me.
For a "Spring Break" type vacation, I have had much better experience in the Bahamas.
Probably Mexico. I have a pretty strong stomach, I ate street food and drank tap water in Egypt and China and was fine, but Montezuma's Revenge got me.
We go to Mexico almost every year and love it. I've never had any health problems there.
I haven't done much international traveling, but I would suggest Florida as I state I have no interest in visiting again. Hot, humid, flat, and full of tourists. No thanks.
I haven't spent enough time in any one country to make that declarative of a statement, but I will echo the sentiments on Venice, Italy. I'm glad I went but have no desire to go back.
I haven't spent enough time in any one country to make that declarative of a statement, but I will echo the sentiments on Venice, Italy. I'm glad I went but have no desire to go back.
See i thought Venice was pretty cool and would go back. Moreso than the Cinque Terre actually.
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