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I never travel in luxury. Usually like normal people, I keep to a budget.
I think the people living in the new resorts are doing a bit better than in the big cities.
I live much better in SouthEast Asia for less tha I paid in Egypt.
I agree with that. Southeast Asia is by far the best place in the world that I have visited in terms of cost and lifestyle. After I have finished my education, I would move there in a hot second if an opportunity presented itself.
Location: By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea
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Hopefully an anti-US government won't become their sugar daddy.
Hopefully the US won't become their sugar daddy Let the Saudis bail out their arab brothers, it'll keep some of that money from terror training schools.
Hopefully the US won't become their sugar daddy Let the Saudis bail out their arab brothers, it'll keep some of that money from terror training schools.
I see geography is your strong point
Dubai is in the United Arab Emirates, not Saudi Arabia, Passpartout
It astounds me when people say "No One Knew", I don't think that's true. They might have forgotten.
They were building frond shaped islands, city sized malls, massive skyscrapers, and indoor ski slopes all financed through debt. From 2006 they were producing numbers of shows about the engineering marvels in size and complexity. They always included about the cost and the debt leverage they were taking out to do it, expecting gas to keep going sky high. As soon as gas dropped and even a small recession would have done it, it pretty much was just a ticking time bomb with this credit crunch.
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