#European Cities
TravelSkills
wtcgroup
replying to @travelskills @travelskills A8 Easiest linguistically to navigate are the English ones (UK, Ireland), especially for those from anglophone countries. The hardest for language seem to be the Eastern European countries. #TravelSkills
JimByersTravel
I Ihaven’t found any European cities difficult for languages. Maybe some in Eastern Europe but there’s not a major city anywhere in western Europe where you can’t get by with just English. Worse comes to worse, try a language app on your phone! A8 #travelskills
AndreaFeczko
replying to @GermanyTourism @GermanyTourism I am absolutely positive this has happened to me! #TravelSkills
dsrangarao
RT @BBC_Travel: A5: You can't go to Modena, Italy, without trying some authentic Parmigiano-Reggiano! #TravelSkills https://t.co/R6KFJj3Wke
1RovingNomad
RT @BBC_Travel: A6: Pristina, Kosovo, is perhaps Europe's most underrated city. #TravelSkills https://t.co/t3x1B1fvbe
jetsettingjoggr
replying to @travelskills @travelskills A6: not so hidden but I loved Ronda, Spain. Beautiful, walkable town in Andalucia. #TravelSkills
GermanyTourism
A8(2) If you have any questions about communicating while in Germany or anything else, our tourist offices are always happy to help! #TravelSkills
Heather_Poole
Pretty sure I heard someone say "food" #TravelSkills #Germany https://t.co/mmP1U7K6RA
aok_NW
A8 #travelskills Istanbul was probably the hardest. The people who speak the best English want to sell you a rug. The easiest cities would be in Western Europe like Amsterdam or London. Switzerland & the Balkans were also fairly easy.
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cjmcginnis
replying to @GermanyTourism @GermanyTourism A8 Outside of Madrid and Barcelona, it’s tough to find a lot of English spoken in Spain #TravelSkills
travelskills
Q8 Which European cities are difficult to navigate without speaking the local language? Which are easiest? #TravelSkills
UTracks_Travel
A8: #Amsterdam is an extremely easy city to navigate if you know English and don't know Dutch. In fact, the Netherlands consistently ranks as one of the best in the world at speaking English as a second language. #TravelSkills
AndreaFeczko
A8 French speaking territories are the hardest for me. Either they don't speak English or don't WANT to. Hence why I'm studying French. Keyword: studying #TravelSkills
WritetoTravel
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Travelteaandme
RT @JohnnyJet: @GermanyTourism TIP Download Google Translate just in case you can’t find someone that speaks English. Use the camera featur…
GabeSaglie
A5 Fine feasting at its best in #Ireland's County #Wexford, home to celeb chef @Kevindundon's @DunbrodyHouse country house & cooking school! Home grown produce & lots of local fish! @TasteWexford_ @Failte_Ireland @Media_IrelandUS #thisisIrishfood #TravelSkills
ProfJonFairburn
RT @BBC_Travel: A6: Pristina, Kosovo, is perhaps Europe's most underrated city. #TravelSkills https://t.co/t3x1B1fvbe
ShermansTravel
replying to @JohnnyJet @JohnnyJet A8: It's a little tricky to navigate some of the cities in eastern Europe (Bucharest, Warsaw, Budapest, etc.) without knowing the local language. Among the easiest? Barcelona, Madrid, Berlin, and Amsterdam! #travelskills
pubclub
A6). Basel, Switzerland. Kind of an artists town but jumping with great energy. Has a really fun and lively Irish bar! @MySwitzerland_e #TravelSkills
cjmcginnis
replying to @GermanyTourism @GermanyTourism TIP Imagine for a moment what it would be like to be in London if you did not speak English! #TravelSkills
UTracks_Travel
A7: We like exploring hidden gems within big cities (and helping others to do the same). #TravelSkills
AndreaFeczko
replying to @cjmcginnis @cjmcginnis @GermanyTourism I knowwwww! But funny story- English is close to Dutch. I can kind of read it. I worked with many dutchies and was on a group text- they were talking dirty In dutch, but I could figure it out. Oops! #TravelSkills
Lets_CrossOver
A8 We've had no real issue (yet - knock on wood) navigating a city that wasn't GPS related hah! #travelskills
jetsettingjoggr
replying to @travelskills @travelskills A7: History and charm. I love seeing things so much older than our country and experiencing things you simply can’t back home. #TravelSkills
AndreaFeczko
replying to @GermanyTourism @GermanyTourism Decent English? EXCELLENT ENGLISH! #TravelSkills
Peachtreespeaks
RT @AndreaFeczko: A8 French speaking territories are the hardest for me. Either they don't speak English or don't WANT to. Hence why I'm st…
theplanetd
replying to @Lets_CrossOver @Lets_CrossOver Thanks all! It’s on the Queensway at @levefineart #travelskills
Heather_Poole
Since we're talking about #Germany. My book was translated in German. The German version has a weird title for a book about flying. First line in English: Where's Crazy? First line in German: Madness, what is madness? #TravelSkills #books https://t.co/7IYUulE7Xf
moxytraveler
replying to @JohnnyJet @JohnnyJet Oh yes! Love Heidelberg and surroundings #travelskills
cjmcginnis
replying to @AndreaFeczko @AndreaFeczko @GermanyTourism It sounds like Martian to me! I can't understand a thing in Dutch. #TravelSkills
JohnnyJet
Q9 Have you ever scheduled a European vacation around a festival or event? Which one? If not, would you? #TravelSkills
travelskills
Q9 Have you ever scheduled a European vacation around a festival or event? Which one? If not, would you? #TravelSkills
cjmcginnis
Q9 Have you ever scheduled a European vacation around a festival or event? Which one? If not, would you? #TravelSkills
theplanetd
replying to @TrinityMattrix @TrinityMattrix We are in Toronto. How about you? #travelskills
AndreaFeczko
replying to @cjmcginnis @cjmcginnis @GermanyTourism That’s where translation apps really come in handy 😜 #TravelSkills #theresanappforthat
Travel_boomer
replying to @JimByersTravel @JimByersTravel True -- I once travelled right around the world with nothing but English and the only place I had a problem was Japan. Even then, there were signs in English #TravelSkills
Peachtreespeaks
RT @GermanyTourism: A8 Most people in Germany speak decent English so you shouldn’t have any problems getting around #TravelSkills
LandLopers
RT @theplanetd: People always things of Rome, Venice and Florence but what about Bologna, Italy? That's a great city #TravelSkills https://…
Peachtreespeaks
RT @GermanyTourism: A8(2) If you have any questions about communicating while in Germany or anything else, our tourist offices are always h…
wtcgroup
replying to @AndreaFeczko @AndreaFeczko I’ve noticed that the French generally comprehend English but just refuse to do so based on their personal principals. They’ll pretend not to understand you until you say something that riles them up. Then they magically understand English perfectly. #TravelSkills
LandLopers
Q9 Have you ever scheduled a European vacation around a festival or event? Which one? If not, would you? #TravelSkills
JohnnyJet
replying to @GermanyTourism @GermanyTourism A9 Many times! I went to London for the Olympics, I went to my brother’s wedding in #Zermatt, and two weeks ago I attended the @wttc conf in Sevilla. #TravelSkills
cjmcginnis
replying to @GermanyTourism @GermanyTourism A9 All the time! Last month I was in Sevilla to see President Obama speak at the World Travel & Tourism Council (@wttc) summit. WOW! https://t.co/q4DrxSSyBh #TravelSkills
