Dedicated Thailand thread. Share your opinion, advice, stories, shitposts, whatever.

Coomers, doomers, spergs all welcome. Normies please control yourselves, remember where you are and remember the entire rest of the internet is for you.

Temple version

I will be traveling to New Zealand for the first time in January from Southeastern US with my partner. We want to see as much of the country as possible, mostly interested in national parks/mountains/forests and some water activities like kayaking, going out on boat tours, etc. and also exploring local/indigenous culture. We are not experienced hikers so we may be doing light trails as well. Flying in and out of Auckland and we have 13 nights/14 days. Ideally we will spend some time driving around the north island for a few days, then take a short flight down to the south island and drive around there, spending 1-2 nights in some of the places then fly back up to Auckland to leave for home. Is there anything specific we have to see since we don't expect to be in this part of the world for the forseeable future? Any recommendations? Pic related is a preliminary itinerary as we are doing research, not sure if it's going to be too much or where we should be spending our nights.

Im going to Europe soon and I cannot be the only one with a silly obsession of stopping in every microstate for at least a day. What are your experiences with San Marino, Liechtenstein Luxembourg, et all?

Bonus points if you actually lived there for a while or were even born there. While for 90% of stuff you are really living in Switzerland/Italy/France, what are the small quirks living there? When does the concept of living on a microstate affects your day to day life?

Crimea slaps fr fr no cap, on god

Do you wear a suit on a flight, trv?

Why or why not?

Which city in France is the best to visit? Is Paris really that bad or is it overblown by ‘the west has fallen’ people who have never actually been there? What about Marseille—it has a certain allure.

Leaving the West general thread.
(The decline continues)

I live in the USA, a corrupt shit-hole that continues to get worse.
Let's discuss options for getting out and where to go.

I took a 5 month contract traveling around Arkansas for work. Per diem is 115 day. I have to get hotel and food out of that. Any tricks for traveling so I can save as much of it as possible?

THE ABSOLUTE MADBALD