What is like to go abroad?

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conorlewandowski

the same but with muchhhhhhhhh better weather, well actually i go to spain all the time, becoz some of my relative are living there and the weather sometimes is not sooo good but in the summer its beter than ireland anyway.

i think im gonna go in january for a few days....

cuddles_gb

Different, be organised and cautious. The whole idea of going abroad is to try different things.

Orla C

Abroad is just different. Basically the people are not that different, but the languages and customs are.

max_max

It is scary, exciting and dangerous!

Spain is on the other hand is very nice and fairly safe to visit. Spanish people are one of the most welcoming and hospitable people i have ever come across...Have fun!

Katie

AMAZING...I studied abroad in Argentina for 6 months and now I'm going back today (I have been back for three months) and I am going to Spain for college next fall for four years. Traveling abroad is the most amazing thing you can ever do. You will really enjoy it. If you are going to Spain, make sure you speak a little spanish and are cautious in the airports. If you speak spanish then it won't be as difficult to get around. It is amazing and you'll love wherever you go!

Katie

tigi

Weather is usually better than here. Lifestyle more relaxed. You should love Spain. It is fairy safe. In tourist areas Hotel and Bar and Restaurant staff usually speak English. Food usually very good. If you drink alcohol you will love the big measures - especially for spirits. If you smoke, fags are cheaper. Go for it!

ziggy

its different to where you live and sometimes people Speak different languages.the climate also changes...fancy that

steve-o

spain is brilliant but it depends on where your going

retiredroadie

If you want to go to Spain.. then BUY A GUIDE BOOK.. it will tell you everything you need to know and in much greater detail than asking about it here on Answers

fritya56

If you want to go abroad to Spain then don't go to the popular resorts go inland , but up to you , full of Brits and Germans .

Vibeke J

Now we canÂ´t compare your nationality, since we donÂ´t know where you are from.

It is wonderfull in Spain - no matter what kind of a person you are.

My guess is, that you are very young, so you might wanÂ´t to go to some of the destinations, where there are lots of other young people.
Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Mallorca (Magalluf). Wonderfull nature, lots of great restaurants, bars, discos, pubs, and a perfect variety of different excursions.

The Spanish people are super. Very friendly, very serviceminded, and used to people from all over the world. To some, they seem very relaxed - it is just a matter of getting used to it - it is in their mentality - no stress.
Most of the spanish people working in the "tourist-destinations", do speak english - but very often it is quite pourly. But with a bit of patience, every thing usualy works out for the best.

Definately a country worth visiting.

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