i mean, if i had the money for it i would gladly travel
Precent
Pretty accurate, with money I would have been more than happy to travel anywhere. A teenager from Denmark traveled much more than me with double the age.
Ik this poll is about EU, but visiting a country outside of europe is something i havent done but i really want to do…preferably the united states for a vacation
I have no good reasons to get out of my city let alone m’y country.
i doubt the numbers for Romania. 30% of Romanians are already living abroad and they a least travelled their parents to visit their new home 🙂
This speaks volumes about Portugal.
I’m Italian and I’ve technically been outside the EU when I’ve been to San Pietro Square in Rome (or, more precisely, Vatican City). Does this count?
I never left the EU as well but visited many different countries within (I am a german / spanish product).
But to be honest, the EU has so much to offer – landscape, culture, people, food…
I don’t feel bad about never traveling to another continent so far 😃
As the old Swedish adage goes: Swedes don’t travel to something, they travel away from something.
Still yet to cross the border. Maybe next summer.
I went in Vatican City
P.s. i m from rome
I cant even travel inside my own country
Portuguese here. I only started travelling once I left Portugal to live and work abroad.
In Portugal it’s almost impossible to have the opportunity to travel.
Inb4 people living near Andorra/Monaco/Lichtenstein/SanMarino/Vatican proudly claim they went out of the EU.
The low Rates is shocking. In terms of climate.
I’m guessing Norway count as outside the EU? In which case the numbers in Scandinavia and Sweden in particular aren’t that surprising
I have accidentally entered Norway before while driving in Sweden
True Chads of Europa.
I’m surprised countries closer to Africa have higher percentage.
I don’t know of anyone that hasn’t visited another continent and that’s not just young people but really old people aswell. Travelling to the Americas or Southeast Asia is just something I expect every Swede has done at least once in their life.
Went to France and Switzerland, so outside Italy and EU😎
For Slovenia even 4% seems high.
4-19% in finland is below 18 years old and havent gone to estonia to buy beer yet
Okay… if I went to, say, Croatia 30 years ago and they’re a member now, did I travel outside the EU or not?
I mean, I have seen a lot of europe, but outside of it its either very expensive, way too touristy and needs a lot more time and planing
I was wondering how so many swedes have been outside the EU when the furthest people to have been to Greece or Spain then i realised that Norway is not in the EU
I’d assume most Danes and Swedes has been to Norway at some point in their life, which counts in the statistics. Myself included.
Or at least I hope they have, it’s a stunning country to visit.
Sadly im included in this portuguese scenario
Well, traveling out of your country is really damn expensive, Schengen countries are accessible but any further is an economic drain if you don’t have good funds.
Visited another EU country when I was 9 in 1977 (Spain)
Visited the first non EU Country when I was 21 in 1990 ( Indonesia)
First time in Oceania (1991 Australia)
First time North America (1992 US virgin Islands)
First time Central america (1993 Costa Rica)
First time South America (1996 Peru)
First time Africa (1995 Botswana)
First time South East Asia (1994 Vietnam)
..hopefully, I can go to Japan this year (not holding my breath)
TIL: Poor people do no’t travel around the world
This is from 2014, I’d imagine it’s changed somewhat.
What Luxembourg resident hasn’t been to another EU country? Just turn left instead of right at the end of your street
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The source is on [this page](https://data.europa.eu/data/datasets/s2021_81_1_414?locale=en). It is in the file “OP_VolumeAEB811CNECTecomm_v3.zip”, on the sheets “QB24.1” and “QB24.2”. https://www.mapchart.net was used for the visualization.
i mean, if i had the money for it i would gladly travel
Precent
Pretty accurate, with money I would have been more than happy to travel anywhere. A teenager from Denmark traveled much more than me with double the age.
Ik this poll is about EU, but visiting a country outside of europe is something i havent done but i really want to do…preferably the united states for a vacation
I have no good reasons to get out of my city let alone m’y country.
i doubt the numbers for Romania. 30% of Romanians are already living abroad and they a least travelled their parents to visit their new home 🙂
This speaks volumes about Portugal.
I’m Italian and I’ve technically been outside the EU when I’ve been to San Pietro Square in Rome (or, more precisely, Vatican City). Does this count?
I never left the EU as well but visited many different countries within (I am a german / spanish product).
But to be honest, the EU has so much to offer – landscape, culture, people, food…
I don’t feel bad about never traveling to another continent so far 😃
As the old Swedish adage goes: Swedes don’t travel to something, they travel away from something.
Still yet to cross the border. Maybe next summer.
I went in Vatican City
P.s. i m from rome
I cant even travel inside my own country
Portuguese here. I only started travelling once I left Portugal to live and work abroad.
In Portugal it’s almost impossible to have the opportunity to travel.
Inb4 people living near Andorra/Monaco/Lichtenstein/SanMarino/Vatican proudly claim they went out of the EU.
The low Rates is shocking. In terms of climate.
I’m guessing Norway count as outside the EU? In which case the numbers in Scandinavia and Sweden in particular aren’t that surprising
I have accidentally entered Norway before while driving in Sweden
True Chads of Europa.
I’m surprised countries closer to Africa have higher percentage.
I don’t know of anyone that hasn’t visited another continent and that’s not just young people but really old people aswell. Travelling to the Americas or Southeast Asia is just something I expect every Swede has done at least once in their life.
Went to France and Switzerland, so outside Italy and EU😎
For Slovenia even 4% seems high.
4-19% in finland is below 18 years old and havent gone to estonia to buy beer yet
Okay… if I went to, say, Croatia 30 years ago and they’re a member now, did I travel outside the EU or not?
I mean, I have seen a lot of europe, but outside of it its either very expensive, way too touristy and needs a lot more time and planing
I was wondering how so many swedes have been outside the EU when the furthest people to have been to Greece or Spain then i realised that Norway is not in the EU
I’d assume most Danes and Swedes has been to Norway at some point in their life, which counts in the statistics. Myself included.
Or at least I hope they have, it’s a stunning country to visit.
Sadly im included in this portuguese scenario
Well, traveling out of your country is really damn expensive, Schengen countries are accessible but any further is an economic drain if you don’t have good funds.
Visited another EU country when I was 9 in 1977 (Spain)
Visited the first non EU Country when I was 21 in 1990 ( Indonesia)
First time in Oceania (1991 Australia)
First time North America (1992 US virgin Islands)
First time Central america (1993 Costa Rica)
First time South America (1996 Peru)
First time Africa (1995 Botswana)
First time South East Asia (1994 Vietnam)
..hopefully, I can go to Japan this year (not holding my breath)
TIL: Poor people do no’t travel around the world
This is from 2014, I’d imagine it’s changed somewhat.
What Luxembourg resident hasn’t been to another EU country? Just turn left instead of right at the end of your street