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Your Next Vacation Destination.....?
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I always stay in hostels.
I get to meet other solo travelers and they always set up activities to meet new people.
Also I always find they have the best prices on City tours
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Already booked, too late pa
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Amsterdam is ridiculous
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Yeah I’ve been to accustomed to traveling solo - I can’t travel with people. Even with family 
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Got bangkok booked for 6-11/6-18. Any recommendations on places to visit or do? Food, hotel/airbnb recommendations?
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These pics give me so much motivation.Lake Tahoe
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Roads were herrendous. Deep *** potholes & chunks of road just sitting there deteriorated & neglected. To drive around in Montreal you need a small SUV at least so your *** doesn't go numb from the constant bumps. We were driving my brothers '96 Maxima & it's lowered so that contributed to a bumpy ride but them neglected roads didn't help one bit.
And yup, the city was boring to us. We had some good bagels from St. Viateur & slamming poutine from La Banquise. We went to Old Montreal which was neat with the oldschool architecture. The boardwalk was avg nothing different that I haven't seen in Jersey. The farmers market area was ehh. Hardly anyone speaks English as it's a French dominated city & majority of road signs are in French.
We went to a hookah spot. They use self-light coal on small travel style pipes which was awful. The only good thing in there was the hot promiscuous French woman serving us
Damn, was just trying to plan a weekend getaway to Montreal
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Prices for flights aren't that bad right now
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Oh na, don't let my lil rant stop you haha. If you've never been there before I'm sure you'll find some interesting things to do & see. If you go I highly recommend you checkout La Banquise for their delicious poutine. Also, if you're into architecture go see Habitat 67. It's a crazy styled building that I didn't know about until I came back or else I would've went to check it out. Enjoy your time if you go. Keep us posted & report back on how bad the roads & potholes still are up thereDamn, was just trying to plan a weekend getaway to Montreal
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Oh na, don't let my lil rant stop you haha. If you've never been there before I'm sure you'll find some interesting things to do & see. If you go I highly recommend you checkout La Banquise for their delicious poutine. Also, if you're into architecture go see Habitat 67. It's a crazy styled building that I didn't know about until I came back or else I would've went to check it out. Enjoy your time if you go. Keep us posted & report back on how bad the roads & potholes still are up there
nah I still want to go. My boys went there for a bachelor party and said it was lit. But I also do want to go to other parts of Canada as well. Has anyone been to Niagra Falls?
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Heading to Aruba next. Any tips/suggestions?
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Montreal is lit. One of my favorite cities for sure.
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Anyone ever been to Finland?
If so, thoughts/experience?
If so, thoughts/experience?
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Exclusively Airbnbs for extended stays, but I always stay in a hotel the first few nights.
Even though I've rarely had issues, I'm not trying to deal with Airbnb checkin on the backend of an international flight and depending on the location, I'm also not trying to risk potentially being exposed out on the street with all my work and professional gear either. I peep scene at the Airbnb, get checked in, and receive keys before I migrate my stuff.
Hostels and remote work simply don't mix for me, but sometimes I still want the social outlet and experience a hostel provides. I'll book a bed in a shared room for the weekend for $10-20 and just not sleep there.
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We did 2 nights @ the mad monkey hostel
Maybe look into hitting Chang Mai or Phuket unless you have your whole trip based in Bangkok
US citizens aren’t allowed to travel there for
Tourism yet
No special beans mane
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I've been to the NY side of the falls & it's hella dirty & crappy compared to the Canadian side
. You been to Toronto? What a fantastic city it is.
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Damn, was just trying to plan a weekend getaway to Montreal
Montreal gotta be one of the most underrated cities in the world for two things:
1) Women
2) Clubs
Relatively cheap, good food, and maybe surprisingly, the single most diverse city I've ever been to.
Overall it's an amazing city imo.
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I've been to the NY side of the falls & it's hella dirty & crappy compared to the Canadian side
It’s just like a big tourist trap.
I saw the falls, went to both sides then went in a haunted house and left.
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Going next month, put me on bro
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One of my fav spots - great restaurants man
