Backpacking eastern Europe
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Meanwhile in Bucharest...
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The more I travel the more I realize that nowhere is really dangerous as long as you have a little bit of respect.
Don't flaunt wealth, don't walk around bad neighborhoods at night and if somebody has a problem with you at a club or bar just apologize and offer to buy them a drink.
Every story I've heard of somebody being robbed during travels has been due to one of the above things (or them keeping laptops/expensive shit in their check in luggage during bus trips).
Don't flaunt wealth, don't walk around bad neighborhoods at night and if somebody has a problem with you at a club or bar just apologize and offer to buy them a drink.
Every story I've heard of somebody being robbed during travels has been due to one of the above things (or them keeping laptops/expensive shit in their check in luggage during bus trips).
Yep. Almost no difference. At least not that much of a difference that somebody should pretend to be Canadian instead.
Not sure where did you get this wrong idea.
Its like you would say to an Irish guy - pretend to be Scottish. Or vice verse. Like one or another would make some impact of how you would be treated lol.
I'm going within a month. I was in Europe in the early summer a few years ago. There were way too many tourists.
Take some warm cloths - weather still might be tricky in that part of Europe - even in April.
Also: if you choose to drive, please be very careful. Roads (at least in Poland) are mostly of poor quality, drivers take a lot of risk, cars are often old. Inter-city roads have usually one line so to overtake any car you will ha to use other line dedicated to the traffic coming the opposite way.
