paragraph on my trip to abroad
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Travelling abroad for the first time remains special, no matter how long ago.
In my case it was a first time for a few other things as well. I was travelling for work and was entitled to a business class ticket. It was also my first airport layover.
Besides the struggle of how immigration functions and the changeover, it wasn’t very difficult.
The most exciting part according to me happens soon enough after landing. Being in the middle of so many people of different origin from yours is generally very interesting. Especially, if you haven’t spoken to / seen people of that country / region before, you will certainly wonder how they behave, how they speak, their body language, their eye contact, friendliness, etc. Whether they understand your language is of course a key driver on how well you get along. It is always good to light up a cigarette, share a word with a stranger on the weather or something.
Taxi / hotel pickup drivers in most countries tend to be helpful in casual conversations about the weather, traffic and ongoing happenings.
If you are going there to live, local bars where other expats visit are generally very good places to meet people.
Being careful about belongings and being close to a crowd is wise.
Travelling abroad for the first time remains special, no matter how long ago.
In my case it was a first time for a few other things as well. I was travelling for work and was entitled to a business class ticket. It was also my first airport layover.
Besides the struggle of how immigration functions and the changeover, it wasn’t very difficult.
The most exciting part according to me happens soon enough after landing. Being in the middle of so many people of different origin from yours is generally very interesting. Especially, if you haven’t spoken to / seen people of that country / region before, you will certainly wonder how they behave, how they speak, their body language, their eye contact, friendliness, etc. Whether they understand your language is of course a key driver on how well you get along. It is always good to light up a cigarette, share a word with a stranger on the weather or something.
Taxi / hotel pickup drivers in most countries tend to be helpful in casual conversations about the weather, traffic and ongoing happenings.
If you are going there to live, local bars where other expats visit are generally very good places to meet people.
Being careful about belongings and being close to a crowd is wise.
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all my friends are toxic
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