Isn't it great ? I'd love to go where you've been.
Did you findinteresting ?
is kinda mysterious to me. I hardly know anything about it and I may be tempted to visit it someday.
Ok,
Is there any country in particular you'd like to go to?
cause...yeah I just love them. Then secondly I would love to visit and . would be awesome but not right now. These mostlyOkay time for an update after being away from home for almost 10 months. Mind you I told my mommy I would be back for Halloween
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Many actually. Well ofc I would love to go and live in
Also
should be interesting on multiple aspects, plus it's a really big country, there must be a lot to do and see. can't tell about this one. I don't know what it looks like, but it's an interesting choice., yeah you'd better wait a little while, otherwise I don't doubt it's nice too. I feel scared to go to America alone though 
Looking at going to another European city this month/next month... thinking Oslo, Copenhagen or Venice at the moment
But then come across dead cheap flights to New York, only £300 return
Looking at going to another European city this month/next month... thinking Oslo, Copenhagen or Venice at the moment
But then come across dead cheap flights to New York, only £300 return
I have no doubt that NYC is an amazing, hell I've always wanted to go... and to Boston too And Im not worried about getting attacked or that, it just seems more intimidating cuz it's America, I dont know why I've never been long-haul before ) But maybe it's something for next year Don't worry, There hasn't been any 'Taken' films set in America. You will be safe. The Americans are very welcoming people, When I went I said I was British on a plane, like every American within a 5/6 metre radius welcomed me to the country and hoped I had a good time, there was a lot of Americans (and a Canadian) in that radius welcoming me. It did scare me a little at first though.
seriously though, £300 isn't bad. Just the prices of hotels and things to do would worry me.
No doubt about it, Americans are some of the friendliest people on Earth. Pretty much everywhere in the country, people are friendly. Most people from Europe, especially Eastern Europe and the ex-Soviet space, are really taken aback by it.
Looking at going to another European city this month/next month... thinking Oslo, Copenhagen or Venice at the moment
But then come across dead cheap flights to New York, only £300 return
(tooting my own horn )I know!!New York at 300 GBP is cheap! We pay close 600 USD to go to NYC and back (from an international airport close to my house)
As Ash and Haverdge have said, people from America are generally nice and warm.
It's probably the best place to travel if you're alone because we love foreign people and getting to know foreign people
USA is much safer than what media portrays it to be. We're also not as violent as media portray us to be. You should be fine from a safety standpoint
Though it is with one of the cheap budget airlines we have over here... not British Airways or American Airlines You pay for all extras like food onboard etc Nah I know, Americans are awesome Got to do it sometime though I suppose I have epilepsy so I imagine it will be quite expensive for going to America I know!!
Awh well Im assured that Americans dont bite then
Tbh out of the European places I've been the only city I dont think it would have been really comfortable on my own is Paris... I guess British+French = ultra reserved
And Im not worried about safety or that in America, it's just I've never travelled on my own before so it just seems like a bit scary to go so far the first time
I guess the cost of travel insurance would be quite a scary prospect too
Hopefully I will have a job in not the too distant future and I can start saving up for it
. But dang, no free food for a Trans-Atlantic flight?! If you're traveling to USA for the first time, you'd probably be visiting big cities, so you'd have easy access to medical facilities if you needed it . Sometimes, being alone and doing things on your own pace is all you need to release whatever stress you have 
UK - I have lived in various places in England, and have visited Scotland and Wales, but have not visited Northern Ireland Yet. France - I have visited Calais three times Germany - I went on a ten day school exchange to Fulda, which was great!It's called Jet2Could you tell me which Airlines it is? I'm curious and wanna learn more about them
We look like we bite, but we don't
If you're worried about travelling alone, there isn't much to worry about. It's probably the best thing out there for both introverts and extroverts alike. The best thing is that you don't have to worry about a companion, you just have to think about what you wanna do and when you wanna do it. You get to absorb the place you're visiting without having someone else's concerns in the back of your mind. There's no pressure from another person
Also, it's easier to meet locals and other travelers if you so desire, since you're not "shackled" to your companion. Personally, I prefer travelling alone because it's so relaxing and you get to meet people easily!
Maybe the only downside is that if something were to happen to you like a medical emergency or something like losing your passport(s), you'd have to rely on yourself and complete strangers you meet along the way. I'd say that's a minor downside because it's a rare occurence.
Most British people associate Jet2 with cheap package holidays to Spain or Greece but they started transatlantic flights last year and a Manchester-New York seems to be a scheduled service from Autumn-Spring now. Which is kinda good cuz I've always wanted to see the north east in 'fall, as the Yanks call it It would be fab, NY&Boston I have always dreamed of visiting 
- far too mny places to name - only Glasgow and Edinburgh - Newcastle) - Madrid, Barcelona, Girona, Santa Susanna, Salou - Rome, Milan, Florence, Venice, Modena, Verona - Cologne, Koblenz - Brussels - Quito, Coca, Payamino, Guayaquil Airport - Amsterdam AirportWho says?
