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Is there any country you would not go to even if you were paid to go there?

AMKC

Me I would not go to Turkey. I was there once and would never go again. I found the people rude and small minded as well as backwards.

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uch

France, cúnts

Happyhouse22

As some one who has been to loads of countries and has an ambition to visit them all this thread is hilarious, sure there are a few countries I didn’t love and had poor experiences (Indonesia and Ethiopia) but would definitely go back and give them another go.

For those that wouldn’t visit places for political and human rights issues, I totally get that. I don’t let it dictate my own travel for a few reasons but understand why people do.

John Doe1

Any country with Sharia law....

Depressing eastern bloc countries like Belarus, Moldova etc.

Israel for obvious reasons

A majority of Sub Saharan African countries

I dont think we in Ireland realise how good we have it

bnt

uch wrote: »

France, cúnts

Paris is not France. Parisians are cúnts because they’re sick of bloody tourists who either don’t speak their language or mangle it (mea culpa), who make everything more expensive and overrun their cultural institutions. Like Dublin in a typical summer but ten times worse. You could almost call Paris a country of its own, and you’d have to pay me a lot to go back.

Get out of Paris, however, and the whole picture changes. The greatest meal I ever had was in a poky restaurant off a side road in the Rhône Valley south of Lyons, sitting on plastic chairs outside while getting stuffed with quail, foie gras, filo pastries, and the most amazing wines and cheeses - for a third of what that would cost in a city. Nice was nice and Cannes was expensive, but I hear that Marseilles is a kip, so it’s not all wine and cheese. If I go back it will be to the west, to Cognac or Armagnac country.

But Paris … Paris can suck it.

Wanderer78

Paid to go to a place, bring it on!

whisky_galore

Any one ruled by a brutal shower of super rich dress-wearing cünts where I can't get a pint in.

So yeah, Saudi.

shatners bassoon

Mister Vain wrote: »

Myanmar

Lovely spot

dodzy

SpitfireIV wrote: »

Ditto, I can't think of anywhere else I'd least want to go.

You obviously have put zero thought into this. You’re missing out on a great experience. Unless the travel distance is a factor?

M.T. Cranium

No but my rates get fairly steep for most of them.

john123470

Ireland

Mrcaramelchoc

Tuvalu

Bloody tuvaluans

Yourmama

I'd go anywhere as long as it's relatively safe. Even if it's a kip, I want to see it and experience myself instead of relying on some snob opinion.

breezy1985

archfi wrote: »

Britain's countryside is beautiful, never been to Cornwall though that's top of the list for next time. It is stunning looking.

Cornwall is pretty poor looking by Irish standards when it comes to countryside and the towns are the usual grim UK dumps and full of the worst type of bulldog and spitfire Brits who moved down to get away from all the black people.

In general England outside London is somewhere I would never go again. I have no problem with places that are poor or rundown if there is a bit of life and culture but UK towns are black holes in that sense

Dempo1

Belarus, a more backward, horrid and dysfunctional place if there was ever one.

duffman13

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Really? I haven't been but I would like to go. Was there anything in particular you didn't like ?

The people - Rude, zero engagement and no desire for tourists. I couldn't understand why people thought it was alright to spit on fairly packed public transport. Also getting ignored in multiple cities when asking questions at information in train stations etc. It wasn't just language barriers

The food - really a mixed bag here but I ended out going veggie after a few days for the rest of the trip due to poor quality of any meat product I tried. Couldn't tell me what meat it was most of the time

The communism - really is very obvious and the government are a great bunch of lads. Every night you check in to a hotel your details are uploaded on a database

The tourist attractions - I've been to over visited attractions but China takes the piss. No crowd control, no concept of queuing and selfie sticks flying everywhere. The absolute highlight was the great Wall. Went up, it was absolutely rammed, couldn't see more than 400 metres due to pollution. When we walked back down towards the bus, there was a huge crowd queuing (an actual que for once) and we wondered what it was. Turns out it was a photography shop where you could pay $5 to get the perfect photoshopped photo of yourself on a beautiful sunny and picturesque great wall of China. It at least gave me a laugh

Smog - Horrendous in any of the big cities. Visible pollution is a weird experience

People are saying India on here but id take India any day over China.

If you are planning on going to China then go for it, you'll either love it or I hate

[Deleted User]

duffman13 wrote: »

The communism - really is very obvious and the government are a great bunch of lads. Every night you check in to a hotel your details are uploaded on a database

That is not communism.

Communism is a stateless society.

maestroamado

Cavan...

Dempo1

maestroamado wrote: »

Cavan...

Surprised at that, heard it was great Orange Peeling country (in your pocket) variety

[Deleted User]

breezy1985 wrote: »

Cornwall is pretty poor looking by Irish standards when it comes to countryside and the towns are the usual grim UK dumps and full of the worst type of bulldog and spitfire Brits who moved down to get away from all the black people.

In general England outside London is somewhere I would never go again. I have no problem with places that are poor or rundown if there is a bit of life and culture but UK towns are black holes in that sense

I’m always amazed people really think this kind of nonsense, Cornwall is every bit as beautiful as most places in Ireland.
Full of people who moved to get away from the black people? Maybe lay off the Daily Mail, you will find most people in England are fairly tolerant despite Brexit and BoJo. I grew up in an area which probably has about 30% BAME community and I can assure you I have never met anyone who has moved or is thinking of moving to get away from black people.

dxhound2005

Nauru. (Bird)sh1thole.

JohnCleary

Mister Vain wrote: »

Myanmar

Conflict aside, the most amazing country in SE Asia. The people are such a joy to be in the company of.

breezy1985

Deleted User wrote: »

I’m always amazed people really think this kind of nonsense, Cornwall is every bit as beautiful as most places in Ireland.
Full of people who moved to get away from the black people? Maybe lay off the Daily Mail, you will find most people in England are fairly tolerant despite Brexit and BoJo. I grew up in an area which probably has about 30% BAME community and I can assure you I have never met anyone who has moved or is thinking of moving to get away from black people.

I am speaking from experience not anything I got from the Daily Mail. I found the West Country to be a terribly backward place devoid of life or culture (well I suppose fat old men with bulldog tattoos all over their necks drinking awful beer in crap dead pubs is a culture but not one I would ever want to be near again)

minikin

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I can assure you I have never met anyone who has SAID they moved or is thinking of moving to get away from black people.

Fixed your post.

Hamsterchops

breezy1985 wrote: »

Cornwall is pretty poor looking by Irish standards when it comes to countryside and the towns are the usual grim UK dumps and full of the worst type of bulldog and spitfire Brits who moved down to get away from all the black people.

In general England outside London is somewhere I would never go again. I have no problem with places that are poor or rundown if there is a bit of life and culture but UK towns are black holes in that sense

Wow, is this based on some kind of hate thing you have going on personally or what?

Some beautiful towns & villages across England & Wales, and as for Cornwall, well its absolutely gorgeous, as are Dorset & Devon.
Not sure whats going on here, maybe you just hate English people & towns or something like that? I've been there & its beautiful.

Certainly can't be a country to avoid at all costs, can it?

Tec Diver

archer22 wrote: »

The Netherlands..most pig ignorant place I ever encountered.

Anywhere in the middle east with the exception of Iran.

I've been to the Netherlands a few times for work over the years and found the locals to be quite friendly. Never had any issues. Actually friendlier than some places I've been in the US or UK.

Mad_maxx

Genre.. wrote: »

Papa New Guinea

Nevr again

sounds very interesting , tell us a little please

[Deleted User]

Venezuela. Also huge portions of the UK, the levels of poverty and general grimness over there always surprises me. The people are nice though.

Would love to visit Iran.

Mad_maxx

Montage of Feck wrote: »

Iran, as the successor of the Persian empire, has got three thousand years of history and culture going on, so don't rule it out completely.

stunningly beautiful women too

Wanderer78

Deleted User wrote: »

Venezuela. Also huge portions of the UK, the levels of poverty and general grimness over there always surprises me. The people are nice though.

Would love to visit Iran.

think all westerners should experience desperate poverty, puts life into perspective

Hamsterchops

Genre.. wrote: »

Papa New Guinea

Nevr again

Cannibals aren't they, or do they shrink heads or some sh|t like that?
Little fellas with rubber bands on their willies. Lucky to get out of there with your life.