I guess these resorts are a great way to promote American Paradise. What happened to just going to any country and mingling with the locals where they live?
What happened to just going to any country and mingling with the locals where they live?
One, you may not speak their language. Although everyone who comes to the U.S. is expected to speak English, no one from the U.S. is expected to speak the language of the countries they visit (unless they go to France).
Two, mingling is an option, not a requirement. You vacation your way, and I'll vacation mine. Personally I might find it hard to pass up a sumptious repast with unlimited drinks.
Well, that is the whole mentality of Western vacation. You work hard to make the buck and then go to some poor country and party like a champ in a setup campus.
Western people in general don't see beauty in picking a country, exploring it, its way of life, learning a few phrases in their language, and enjoying a different environment.
If you want a luxury vacation, why not go to Europe? Its all about the money.
My parents and I went camping on weekends near lakes while sleeping in our camping tent.
We vacationed all throughout Soviet Union in our car and rented houses in local villages and it was a blast. We didn't look for luxurious resorts to make sure we were comfortable.
Plenty of people have those types of vacations in the US also, I don't understand your point, are you saying that people shouldn't go to luxury resorts just because you had fun on cheap vacations when you were a kid?
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No, what I am saying is you live like the local people live. I know it makes no sense financially but it makes all the sense from a human point of view.
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