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American travelers often get that stereotype, good to see others can be just as bad.
Would Ariete agree with Lahti comment?
British tourists can be terrible. I've lost count of the times I've heard other British complaining in other countries. It's embarrassing!
The Americans I've come across in York seem fine. They love the architecture and always seem to soak up the culture here. I guess there's more than one type of tourist though.
British tourists can be terrible. I've lost count of the times I've heard other British complaining in other countries. It's embarrassing!
The Americans I've come across in York seem fine. They love the architecture and always seem to soak up the culture here. I guess there's more than one type of tourist though.
I'm guessing the Americans might come off better, because it takes more effort and expense for Americans to travel to Europe than British so the more interested types are the ones that make it.
American travelers often get that stereotype, good to see others can be just as bad.
Would Ariete agree with Lahti comment?
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Originally Posted by nei
I'm guessing the Americans might come off better, because it takes more effort and expense for Americans to travel to Europe than British so the more interested types are the ones that make it.
The typical American tourist wears visors and fannie packs with white sneakers and long socks.
You normally hear them before you see them too
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