According to this article, Americans travel the most. The countries that travel the most are wealthy nations, and America is by far the most populated of them, and wealthiest, so it makes sense they’re top.
I don’t think that’s a good enough reason to justify why they’re having to point out to Americans specifically that they’re foreigners when they are in other countries.
I lived in a tourist town for a year. Americans are definitely easy to pick out, because they have this attitude like 90 percent of the time.
We are particularly oblivious for sure. We are isolated, by design, even from eachother. It doesn’t help that the u s is a massive country. Mindfulness is not really our strong suit, and the people traveling are usually the more privileged among us Americans.
I was talking to a woman who travels a bunch and she was complaining about how the world saw us, all while telling a story that was super cringe, prime example, of this behavior, and “omg the way they treated me”…I could do nothing but roll my eyes tbh
The countries that travel the most are wealthy nations, and America is by far the most populated of them
Your link isn’t loading for me, but does it account for factors such as Americans have drastically less vacation time than other Western nations and often traveling to other states instead of abroad? Most Americans don’t even have a passport.
I don’t think they’re wrong, either. Some Americans do seem to think that foreigner means “not from the US”.
This just in: there are morons native to every country
There most certainly are, yet for some reason there is only one flag on this sign 😁
I’m certainly not generalizing, but you can’t deny that the US has its own weaponized brand of stupid.
It’s because it’s in Canada. Lots of US travellers.
… who don’t understand that they are foreign in Canada? 🙂
According to this article, Americans travel the most. The countries that travel the most are wealthy nations, and America is by far the most populated of them, and wealthiest, so it makes sense they’re top.
Maybe that’s the reason?
I don’t think that’s a good enough reason to justify why they’re having to point out to Americans specifically that they’re foreigners when they are in other countries.
I lived in a tourist town for a year. Americans are definitely easy to pick out, because they have this attitude like 90 percent of the time.
We are particularly oblivious for sure. We are isolated, by design, even from eachother. It doesn’t help that the u s is a massive country. Mindfulness is not really our strong suit, and the people traveling are usually the more privileged among us Americans.
I was talking to a woman who travels a bunch and she was complaining about how the world saw us, all while telling a story that was super cringe, prime example, of this behavior, and “omg the way they treated me”…I could do nothing but roll my eyes tbh
Your link isn’t loading for me, but does it account for factors such as Americans have drastically less vacation time than other Western nations and often traveling to other states instead of abroad? Most Americans don’t even have a passport.
That’s true, but there is also a very strong and general sense of “America is the capital of Earth” thing going on here.