Post: #26

(06-13-2011 03:56 PM)Roosh Wrote:  Agree with Yams about traveling slow.

Jan - Feb: Iceland

Mar - Apr: Denmark

May - ?: Poland

One country every 2 or 3 months is a good pace for me, but I know this is impossible for guys who don't make that internet money.

It's not impossible but it requires you to (A) save money in the country where you work (B) live frugally but not to the extreme © Try to earn some money in the new country to at least break even.

When I'm at home, I work as much as possible to save up for the travel months. It's a bit like a seal building up blubber for the winter months. I agree though it's easier if you make internet money.

Post: #27

Quote:I'm starting to prefer staying longer in fewer countries. You really can't know the culture unless you stay at least +2 weeks.

Yeah me too, not neccessarily 3 months per country but a good few weeks if I like the place.

Post: #28

Jan- Thailand

Feb- Burma + Thailand

March- Cambodia + Laos

April- Vietnam

May- Back home (New Jersey)

June- Miami/Tallahassee, FL

Post: #29

2011

Jan - India
Feb - Thailand
March - India
April - Philippines
May - Bulgaria
June - Poland / Czech Republic
July - Ukraine?

It's been over a year since I visited home (USA).

Post: #30

I'm also a fan of slow traveling, spending a few months at a time, learning as much as I can about the local culture, learning the language, making more meaningful connections with people. Roosh had a twitter update that comes to mind, "I feel superior to other tourists who are only in the country for a few days."

Jan - March - Colombia
April - Passing through Ecuador and Peru before reaching Brazil
May-June - Brazil
July - Israel
August - Check out a few places in Europe maybe France, Germany, Austria.
September - Back to Brazil

Post: #31

Just updated my "Where have you been this year?"

The G Manifesto Tour 2011 Continued

http://www.thegmanifesto.com/2011/10/the...inued.html

Post: #32

This year:

Montreal
Vancouver
NYC
Amsterdam
Stockholm
Frankfurt-Berlin
Poznan-Wroclaw
Kiev-Kharkov
Bucharest
Prague
Paris

Next year's plan:

Iceland
Medellin
Barcelona
Croatia

Post: #33

(10-24-2011 07:01 AM)Luckystar Wrote:  This year:

Montreal
Vancouver
NYC
Amsterdam
Stockholm
Frankfurt-Berlin
Poznan-Wroclaw
Kiev-Kharkov
Bucharest
Prague
Paris

Next year's plan:

Iceland
Medellin
Barcelona
Croatia

Luckystar, which where you 3 favourite destinations this year and which would you recommend?

Post: #34

New York City, first few weeks of January
Salt Lake City, one week of January (boy, that place was hopping, skiing was great thou)
Kiev for a few weeks in Feb
East Ukraine where i currently reside from February till now, no need to go anywhere else
when your surrounded by the most beautiful girls in the world.

Post: #35

(10-24-2011 07:14 AM)chochemonger1 Wrote:  

(10-24-2011 07:01 AM)Luckystar Wrote:  This year:

Montreal
Vancouver
NYC
Amsterdam
Stockholm
Frankfurt-Berlin
Poznan-Wroclaw
Kiev-Kharkov
Bucharest
Prague
Paris

Next year's plan:

Iceland
Medellin
Barcelona
Croatia

Luckystar, which where you 3 favourite destinations this year and which would you recommend?

Stockholm is a really cool, sophisticated city and Swedish people are very classy.

Poland is good because the girls are so friendly and fun loving. It also has the modern conveniences that the Balkans and FSU countries often don't have.

And I think Bucharest is a place that guys sleep on. Very charming city with a wide variety of nightlife...and the top end of girls are very hot.

Tough to recommend just one...but Poland is a place that seems to make everyone content. Polish girls are actually a little better looking than we give them credit for on the board. If you've heard me complain about Poland before, it has more to do with me being a malcontent.

Post: #36

"Poland is good because the girls are so friendly and fun loving. It also has the modern conveniences that the Balkans and FSU countries often don't have."

Which conveniences?

Post: #37

(10-24-2011 09:42 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  "Poland is good because the girls are so friendly and fun loving. It also has the modern conveniences that the Balkans and FSU countries often don't have."

Which conveniences?

Conveniences like having a living room in an apartment, or lighting in the hallways in an apartment building, or average customer service, or elevators that aren't treacherous, or restaurant food that is edible (ie. a fuckin normal pizza) or nightlife that isn't so dispersed...guys don't realize how much of a dump EE living can be.

Post: #38

(06-13-2011 02:38 PM)Lumiere Wrote:  Too many cities to possibly mention so I will just list countries

Jan - Taiwan + Philippines

Feb - Still Philippines

Mar - Malaysia. Sri Lanka. Jordan. Lebanon.

Apr - Lebanon. Cyprus. Turkey.

May - Bulgaria. Macedonia

June - Macedonia. Albania (where I am now)

So 11 Countries so far this year for me.

Off to Montenegro at the end of the week followed by Serbia later in June so I should hit 13 by the end of the first 6 months of the year.

Update :

Here are the countries I have been to since my last post.

Kosovo
Montenegro
Bosnia
Hercegovina
Croatia
Serbia
Romania
Moldova
Ukraine
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Germany
Czech Republic
Poland
England

So 30 countries so far this year for me in 2011

Post: #39

January Santo Domingo

May Santo Domingo-Santiago (DR)

July-October NYC

October Rincon-San Juan PR and just hoped on the short flight to Santo Domingo DR

My home base is in Miami Beach for the times in between.

Post: #40

(10-24-2011 01:00 PM)FlacoLoco Wrote:  January Santo Domingo

May Santo Domingo-Santiago (DR)

July-October NYC

October Rincon-San Juan PR and just hoped on the short flight to Santo Domingo DR

My home base is in Miami Beach for the times in between.

haha im finding it funny that you have been going to DR so many times this year. What is the reason behind this?

Post: #41

(10-24-2011 01:14 PM)pitt Wrote:  

(10-24-2011 01:00 PM)FlacoLoco Wrote:  January Santo Domingo

May Santo Domingo-Santiago (DR)

July-October NYC

October Rincon-San Juan PR and just hoped on the short flight to Santo Domingo DR

My home base is in Miami Beach for the times in between.

I have been doing some research on a possible biz opportunity. It can't be denied that I also love Dominicanas and they have been good to me.

haha im finding it funny that you have been going to DR so many times this year. What is the reason behind this?

Post: #42

Yeah i know this biz opportunity that you are on about lol..come on man, you know we cant live without those dominican chicks..fuck.. i love them so much..oh my lord

Post: #43

(10-24-2011 10:08 AM)Luckystar Wrote:  

(10-24-2011 09:42 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  "Poland is good because the girls are so friendly and fun loving. It also has the modern conveniences that the Balkans and FSU countries often don't have."

Which conveniences?

Conveniences like having a living room in an apartment, or lighting in the hallways in an apartment building, or average customer service, or elevators that aren't treacherous, or restaurant food that is edible (ie. a fuckin normal pizza) or nightlife that isn't so dispersed...guys don't realize how much of a dump EE living can be.

Amen brother. Nothing like seeing your new rental "apartment" in FSU! My last one was a 4th floor walkup where the happy residents couldn't be bothered to put a damn lightbulb in a socket. Pitch black at night and a death trap if one were drunk. I've stayed in better jails. Nightlife always well disbursed and no central party zone/old town. Food ranges from passable to shit. But the girls..........wow.

Post: #44

(10-24-2011 02:10 PM)LostGringo Wrote:  

(10-24-2011 10:08 AM)Luckystar Wrote:  

(10-24-2011 09:42 AM)thegmanifesto Wrote:  "Poland is good because the girls are so friendly and fun loving. It also has the modern conveniences that the Balkans and FSU countries often don't have."

Which conveniences?

Conveniences like having a living room in an apartment, or lighting in the hallways in an apartment building, or average customer service, or elevators that aren't treacherous, or restaurant food that is edible (ie. a fuckin normal pizza) or nightlife that isn't so dispersed...guys don't realize how much of a dump EE living can be.

Amen brother. Nothing like seeing your new rental "apartment" in FSU! My last one was a 4th floor walkup where the happy residents couldn't be bothered to put a damn lightbulb in a socket. Pitch black at night and a death trap if one were drunk. I've stayed in better jails. Nightlife always well disbursed and no central party zone/old town. Food ranges from passable to shit. But the girls..........wow.

Another one of the worlds cruel tricks that it plays on The International Playboy.

Post: #45

Lumiere...that's a hell of a lot of places....business or pleasure or a bit of both?

Post: #46

3 months New Zealand, 6 months Australia, 3 weeks Bali so far...

Some more Australia and NZ soon, then off to Thailand for a few months and maybe some more SEA. Then recharge at home in Switzerland for a bit before going on an Euro Trip and then maybe off to the Americas for a while. Or SEA again, depending on how well my new business is doing by then.

Post: #47

(10-24-2011 07:23 PM)Pilgrim37 Wrote:  Lumiere...that's a hell of a lot of places....business or pleasure or a bit of both?

Pleasure mostly.

Researching and writing my book too of course :-)

Post: #48

This Year...

Phillipines
United Arab Emirates
Colombia
Peru
Brasil
Japan
Croatia
France
Macedonia
Germany
Dominican Republic
Bermuda

Post: #49

Asheville==> Charleston==> Greenville==> ATL==> Kuwait==> ATL==> El Salvador==> ATL==> NYC==> ATL==> El Paso==> Kuwait==> Kyrgyzstan==> Afghanistan==> Dubai==> Kuwait==> Charleston==> ATL==> Clearwater Beach==> ATL==> San Diego....and back to Afghan soon.

Definitely racking up some air miles this year. Didn't start rolling till the end of March.

Post: #50

How could I forget Trinidad & Tobago and Mexico ...That makes 14 countries this year and I'm headed to South Africa for New Years!

Philippines
United Arab Emirates
Colombia
Peru
Brazil
Japan
Croatia
France
Macedonia
Germany
Dominican Republic
Bermuda
Mexico
Trinidad & Tobago