My understanding is that there are people who travel in hope of interacting with people from different cultures. I know, it's damn weird. My ideal travel includes all the locals vacationing elsewhere when I come to visit.
I guess it just seems weird to me that going to another country and hanging out with someone for a couple hours counts for more than being there long enough to sleep overnight (where, one assumes you would probably meet locals?)
I was assuming I got 5 points for being born and living in the US. If we don't count home countries, then 0. lol
Right? Also I know a lot of American current and past consultants who have lived in various countries for a up to a couple years so that would rapidly inflate my numbers
Don't you get that just by living in a multicultural city like Toronto?
no, i assume if you go to a country and you have a friend there, this gives you more insight into what's it like to live in that country than just staying at a hotel and eating at restaurants.
That sort of takes it just beyond a "travel" game then? I think you rigged the game to get yourself points
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