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Poles? I travel a lot (mostly outside of Europe tho) but have never seen a Polish tourist.
In all the countries ive visited i have spoken to at least 2 Americans.
Scandinavians is a good pick, especially Norwegians, Swedes and Danes.
most of poles travel within europe and there's no way you will not see a polish tourist in western or southern europe... Especially Rome in italy is full of polish tourists.
they also often go to Egypt
I know there are more. But, in listening to the accents, languages and talking to people, I've seen a lot of Australians, Germans and Japanese.
If a person goes to Quebec in the first two weeks of October, there are chartered jumbo jets flying from Japan to Montreal to bring Japanese tourists for the peak fall colors. They never cease to amaze me - they are so well-mannered and never rambunctious.
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Totally subjective. But the nationalities whom I've met the most of, travelling mostly here in Australia and Asia (although I have been to the US I didn't do the backpacking thing as much):
British
German
Canadian
French
Irish
Korean
Dutch
Italian
Japanese
American
Kiwi
Australians too, of course, are very common in much of SE Asia, Europe and parts of N. America.
I know alot of Israelis mostly recently graduated from college have traveled or travels alot.
I agree most Israelis travel either after their compulsory army service or after graduating from college before settling down. You can usually find Israeli tourists in all parts of the world.
Then why do i meet a American person in every country i go?
Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, England, Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Austria, Turkey, Thailand, Singapore, Japan.
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