Spain Money Saving Tips and Offers

Cheap Flights to Florida said:
10 April 2011 @ 15:25

I travel to Florida a lot and have found there are lots of ways to save money along the way to a holiday. You can save before you go and you can save on the costs if you shop around as there are currently some great deals to be had.

Daniel Arensman said:
12 April 2011 @ 04:49

When I was in Bulgaria(having a great time: cause it's a great with open friendly people, beautyfull women, great food, enz, enz) We decided we would go to India by land through turkey! Big mistake, we left feeling really good, like nothing could get us down. After the first day surrounded by the turkish that feeling was gone, and after 3 more days we decided to turn around & get back as fast as possible to the beautyfull Bulgarian people. The turkish culture is the most horrible, unfriendly, commercial(& very expansive), that's wy I laugh when I here anyone say it's so cheap. Maybe in comparison to the english prices for tabbacco & beer/hotels. In comparison to Bulgaria it's about 4 times as expansive in almost everything, and transport (trains/busses enz) is maybe around 8 times(if not more) You can travel from Sophia(extreem west) to the Black sea(extreem east) for 12 euro(first class). A taxi never cost more than 5, through the whole city. We felt like really rich gods there & only 5 days of trying to get forward through that horrible country Turkey & our funds were nearly finished. And we didn't buy the touristic bullshit that they try(relentlesly) to sell you on every corner, when we realised what a horrible place it was we just tried to pass through it as fast as possible. But a bussticket or train in turkey is not at all like a Bulgarian. The people hate dogs (I had my dog with me, wich made us seem like completly crasy people to them) they don't understand at all wy you would have a animal that your not gonna eat or does some usefull work for you. I hardly saw any pets(I saw two dogs in all my time there, and they looked in very bad shape) at most singing birds, or a cat(but they don't sell catfood/ or dogfood ANYWHERE) against the mice. The people is all working, selling, making money. That's all they care about. Putting up there marketstand/taking down there marketstand. Completly intolorant against anything different (not Turkish), but when they see someone different looking(white) they first try in the most annoing fake, slimy kind way to sell you any garbage they can. And when it's clear you don't want there stuff they of coarse drop interest like a sack of bricks, unless your a white girl then you get (after the usual trying to sell you something/anything) the most ugly proposals for sex, wich when you say "No, I have to go!" are followed by something in turkish, clearly not a complement. We had no anger when we entered Turkia, we were very positive, but it just grew (the anger) with every hour in that place, with every new person we met. An as soon as we were back in beautyfull Bulgaria every person we met was like a breath of fresh air. It was a relief to get out of Turkey & I wouldn't wanna go back, not even if they payed me for it. Never again. Motherland of all irritation, irritating moneyhungry people & ugly women(men & children too, of coarse) Bah! And for food it's really 80% kebab/turkish fruit(again both 4 times as expansive as in Bulgaria) And to think that some of the turks I actually sat & talked with(there's not many that speak anything but turkish) were themselves so racist, that when I mention I just came from Bulgaria & I think it is a great place, they went on & on, on how it's not, that Bulgarian people are shit & turkia has much more this & that...better culture, kinder people(HA!)... and so I ask them: "Ooh, so you have been there & you didn't have a good time?" , No, they never been there! In fact the guy I was talking to never been out of the country(he did speak a bit of English though) but he was really just interested in going to see amerika, or Germany(or Holland) France, but he said it was difficult to get a visa if your Turkish. No shit, none of these country's are happy with more turks coming over, taking there "culture" over here together with there pride of the "turkish way"
& a complete revusal not just to integrate, but even to just mingle. there intention to make a little money. Putting up there marketstand & trying to sell you something, or starting yet another kebabshop is the only thing they bring. Still I find Turks outside of turkey a little bit better then the turks there. Really I was not racist at all against the tukish culture or way of life until I travelled through it & experienced it first hand, now I hate it! My grandfather was turkish, but he left at an early age & travelled all over the world, saw many things, widened his horizon and even he warned me against the turkish. His own people! Said it was a stupid, stubborn race that will never change. Fifteen years later having travelled through it: I agree.
But... this is just my experience, my good friend that I respect a lot just happen to come back from there right after me and he had a good times(But he was invited by turkish friends who showed him around, it's always different when you know people. If you have friends.) As a tourist just arriving & not knowing allready some people, it sucks. Bah!!!