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Most Visited Countries by JetPunkers
Over 49,000 JetPunk users have filled out a map of countries they have lived in or visited. Which countries were marked by the highest percentage of users?
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| First submitted | September 9, 2017 |
| Times taken | 115,835 |
| Average score | 80.0% |
| Rating | 4.85 |
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The US is a beautiful country with lots of different kinds of landscapes and cities and vibes, for sure. I've been there a couple of times and my map is still covered in hundreds of stars of places I want to see - as it is in my home country too, I never stop visiting it. I just think that the world is such a huge, exciting place, and it's great to try to see as much of it as you can while you're here.
And the US has no Eiffel Tower, no Saint Peters, no Leaning Tower, no Brandenburg Gate, no Neuschwanstein, no Eagles Nest, no Paseo de Gracia, no Marble Arch, no Eremitage – just copies at best.
However, the idea that you don't "need" to travel--or that any other travel is relatively valueless--for that reason is exactly the kind of blinkered provincialism that leads to negative American stereotypes abroad. The existence of treasures in the U.S. don't make the treasures of other countries and other places somehow less interesting, less compelling, less important or less fun.
And please don't talk about the second place ; the leaderboard is probably rigged right after the first place......... :D
Most japonese will choose to travel aroung asia or oceania before europe. Most argentinans will choose Brazil before Eruope. Thats simply a matter of cost and distance
I mean, obviously people get excited to travel somewhere you can speak the language, so makes sense french wanting to visit canada, but I really doubt french people would avoid travelling to italy bc of the language
I can group these by (UK//Portugal/Spain/France/Lowlands/Nordic). Are international car road trips popular? Or does train/plane make the logistics & fees easier?
I'm a little confused about how to group Austria, Switzerland, Czechia, Poland, and Croatia.
I know of "dozen countries in 24 hours" types of trips.
I'm a little surprised to see the absence of Japan, China, SK, UAE, Russia, and maybe the Philippines or Thailand.
I was thinking of their aviation & languages. I'm guessing Russia has visa/language challenges. And maybe a lack of tourist industry due to distance + climate? No desire to go all the way to Moscow, just for Moscow?
I would've thought there'd be more SEA; something like Bangkok>KL>Singapore>Hanoi>Manila. Maybe it is too overwhelming to try to plan that with the language barriers. Same for Tokyo>Seoul>Vladivostok>Shanghai/Beijing.
There's only so much time & money. And easier trips to make.
I know JetPunk had a big spike of French Visiters but still.
Also i realize that its also travellers to France.
You all are missing out.
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