Hey Pandas, I Want To Travel The World. Why Should I Visit Your Country? (Closed)

Canada! It’s lovely!

The Netherlands. Amsterdam is a beautiful city. See the Nightwatch by Rembrandt, go to the Van Gogh museum, take a walk in the old city centre. Rotterdam has a lot of great modern architecture and of course the harbor. Go to the beach, one of our many islands, etc. The Dutch love good food, cold beer and are friendly and speak english!

Australia, there's lots of unique flora and fauna you won't see anywhere else.

Australia, so scenic and wonderful. Great beaches and no, as an Aussie, it's a lot harder to get killed here than you think it is*
We have great beaches and lovely deserts, cool rainforests and big, suburban areas. We have a lot.

*All tourists where I live are trained on how to survive a drip bear attack, and take a course on how to beat a kangaroo in boxing.

The US, but be prepared--50 states, each with their own identity, and not all of them contiguous. The land area is 3.8 million miles. You can drive the 48 contiguous states (3,500 miles/5,633 kilometers coast-to-coast), but will need to make special trips to Alaska (via Canada) and Hawaii (2,500 miles/4,023 kilometers from the mainland). If you would like to see the US territories as well, you will need to make additional travel accommodations to visit American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Pack extra undies, it's going to take a while!

You could visit Oregon. It’s not super busy and has less people. Also, the Oregon coast is really pretty during the sunset.

Germany. Lots of nature type of places, museums and a lot of cute small cities with cute houses

Puerto Rico! How do you like your tropical beaches? we go them! You could be in a rain forest in the morning, go to the beach in the afternoon and have dinner in the Old San Juan at night. Forts, caverns, nightlife, hiking, kayak or visit 3 of the 5 bioluminescent bays in the world, fishing, world class zip lining, lots of Rums and great people. You could also come and stay for a few days and then hop on a cruise and visit our neighbors in the Caribbean for more beaches, history and Rum... i meant, fun ;) .

Get your scuba gear and head over here to Atlantis! Location will be given upon payment. Come for the strange and otherworldly architecture and win a chance to learn the truth about the world's most mysterious secrets from our outer space alien library for which it is our job to protect and keep secret!

Come to Québec ! Lots to do! Biggest french speaking state in North America and home of the poutine (La Banquise in Montréal for a good selection of poutine). Furthermore, if you're a history buff: Montréal, Québec and Wendake are great place to visit some awesome museum and historical sites.

Foodies ? Le Pied de Cochon in Montréal of chef Martin Picard is a representation of Quebec cuisine: generous, no waste, inviting, no bull***t. Depending on when you come, we have PLENTY of food festivals: Poutineweek, Phoque-fest (for seal meat), Mtl à Table (to discover new restaurants without spending a fortune).

Fan of beers or ciders? Lots of brewery and microbrewery all over the province to discover. My favorite is in Saint-Gédéon in the beautiful region of the Lac St-Jean. If available, try the Stoychev (honouring a swimmer of the same name who dominated the crossing of the lake for years).

Nature ? Tons of parks, national parks, rivers, lake to discover. Go to Tadoussac to see the whales, a small excursion in the Saguenay fjord, camping in one of the many national parks or even just a stroll on Mount Royal overlooking Montréal, park designed by the same guy who designed Central Park.

A good show ? Tons of festivals again, a Scottish comedian called Montréal a city with ADD, always needing to be entertained. Just for Laughs for comedy, Jazz Festival, Osheaga, Winter Carnival in Quebec etc.

The People ? Well you're talking to one. We are nice, like any Canadians, love a good time and enjoy helping others with anything. Don't be afraid to ask and if you put a little french word here and there (merci, excusez-moi j'ai besoin d'aide etc.), you'll get the super smiley VIP treatment ;-)

Just a little warning, our province is big ! Don't do the same mistakes my friend from France did... trying to go from Montréal to Québec to Tadoussac, to the Lac St-Jean and back to Montréal in a week-end. They thought it was not that big of a trip and hope to visit some museums in Québec, whale-watching in Tadoussac, beach day at the lake St-Jean. They did none of those activities because they spent their time driving from one place to another. Plan your travel carefully and look up Google maps for traveling time estimate by car.

Hope it was a good pitch, could go on forever. À bientôt les Pandas !

New Zealand, for so many reasons.
* To make an Unexpected Journey
* Some of the best ice-cream in the world.
* Great seafood
* Friendly people with a quirky sense of humour (and that amazing accent)
* To get an adrenaline fix
* Oh, and the scenery such as lakes, mountains, beaches, forests, glaciers - that kind of thing
* Did I mention ice-cream? Seriously good, I tell you.

The North East of England
Has the friendliest and nicest people in the uk, amazing food and drink (Newcastle brown ale and Greggs pasties), has gorgeous beaches and amazing nightlife. Has tonnes of historical sites and new an exciting places to go.
The best place in the world, yeah I’m a Geordie and I’m biased so come find out for yourself!!!

Hungary - the country of hot springs. You can find spas everywhere in the country, some of them with beautiful old architecture, and some of them are modern. There are also Turkish style spas, which shows the influence of the 150 years' Turkish occupation to Hungarian culture.
There is also the Great Hungarian Plain, where you can encounter sceneries you cannot find anywhere else.
The capital, Budapest has a wonderful night view and beautiful monuments like the Buda Castle, the Chain Bridge, the Heroes' Square, the Bazilika, the Opera House, the Széchenyi Thermal Bath, etc.
There are pretty small cities where you can wonder around on the beautiful streets, like Szentendre, Sopron or Vác.
The Hungarian cuisine is delicious, try goulash soup, pörkölt, lángos, chimney cake (kürtős kalács), and you must try Hungarian wine and pálinka (a type of alcohol). I could go on with the list but it is getting a bit long :) Maybe this video can add to the explanation
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=j7q0Y_JZMrg

Please come to the UK!
Where nobody will shoot you and nothing will eat you.

Because in Australia there are so many things to do, eat, and enjoyyy!

You should visit the US to see there are some really cool people irl vs the awful politics & online presence.
We love our sports and our hometowns just like most countries. We have a taste of the world from food to art to music bc everyone is from somewhere else. I've been to 36 states and everyone has been a wonderful experience bc most people really are kind to strangers.

Come to Bosnia. It's Europe's medieval melting pot. You've got churches, mosques, and synagogues all within a few hundred meters in our capital city Sarajevo, dubbed Europe's Jerusalem. Also, there is stunning nature, and you can go from skiing on a snowy mountain to swimming in the sea or a lake within an hour. Towns like Mostar, Stolac, Visegrad, and others have impressive UNESCO heritage sites, many belonging to our unique Bosnian medieval culture of the Bosnian Bogomils, a secluded Christian order designated as heretics by the "regular" church for their lack of appreciation for church authorities, their tolerance for other religions and rejection of dogmatic beliefs...

SWITZERLAND!!!!

mountains, hikes, lakes, cute swiss villages, polite people, clean and so on :)

Austria.
In the middle of europe. Here you can find different types of landscapes. There are mountains (Alps), glaciers, lakes, woods and plains. Most cities are quite small except Vienna. You can find different kind of museums nearly everywhere. There are nice hiking trails. (However PLEASE ask someone about the trip bevore you go there without any preperation. And sandals are not suitable for any mountain trip!)
Nearly every local (at least the younger ones) will be able to communicate in English.
On the other hand, there is quite a lot of tourism at popular places. (Even at the Zentralfriedhof in Vienna.) This means it is easy to access nice places but may be crowded.
Mostly at Vienna, but also around the country you can find a lot of the treasures of the Habsburger on display. (Beginning with jewellery, collections of stuffed animals, clocks, stones, artwork (a LOT of different artwork there are more than two museums filled with pictures), books, weaponry and so on.) And there are palaces, castles and a lot of buildings from different areas.
You can get some nice food too, however even if it is a small country the food can differ from place to place.
Around Christmas there are nice christmas markets all around the country and most places decorate their main streets and squares nicely.
However it can be quite crowded there.

So I know a lot of people crap on America but I strongly recommend it for a good trip. You can travel the country quite easily and comfortably while experiencing vastly unique and different food and cultures.

You can start off in NY and see a vast city with all the food of the world in on place. Go down down the east coast and have amazing seafood and smaller town appeal. You will run into Dutch, French, and strong German roots until you hit Florida.

In Florida you can experience Latinx culture and vibrant food, a wild night life, and beautiful beaches and oceans. Cross over to Texas and feel like you are in a new country with personalities and culture. Eat the BBQ but also the amazing Korean and Indian cuisine. Once bored there you can travel north and see the Midwest.

The Midwest can seem boring but there are beautiful mountain ranges, vast fields, and history. Keep going north and you will run into Chicago, Detroit, and the Great Lakes that look like an ocean. Keep going west!

You can travel through Colorado and the Dakotas seeing amazing nature, you can continue and travel into New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, and Nevada for deserts, new cultures, and cuisine. Go stark north and run into Washington, Oregon, and California. California is a state where you can snowboard at the start of the morning and travel down to surf in the evening. California’s cuisine needs no mention but is a great experience.

Being able to freely travel between states, singular currency, readily available lodging, and relative safety make the US a great country to visit!