Traveling Out of The Philippines With a Filipina & Our Next Travel Plans!

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2. gavjlewis 1 year ago

   It's not really surprising that many people don't travel. 40% of Americans have never been out of the USA. 11% have never left their state!

   For me traveling is all about change from your normal daily life. But I guess some people like things the same all the time. Same places, food, drink etc.

3. Steven Lawrence 1 year ago

   I was wondering how you do your immigration to Vietnam as an American etc.

   I'm still listening to your vlog. $100 one way is dirt cheap. Maybe in your next vlog you can discuss your immigration clearance to Vietnam.

4. Roy Goad 1 year ago

   You will love Hoi An, yes it’s touristy colourful with crowds and beautiful by the river and it has a great vibe, so much to see historically and it has a lovely beach area too. I personally liked Ninh Binh just south of Hanoi, it’s a beautiful area to stay for a few days, much more relaxing with amazing scenery and a lot less tourists! I’ve never understand why people don’t travel to the different countries around S.E.Asia, been to all of them plus Japan, South Korea even India, Nepal and Hong Kong, yes it takes time and money but the memories you’ll have are priceless 😊

5. Levita Earwood 1 year ago

   One reason I lived in Clark. I don’t have to worry about dog barking, tricycle, jeepney.

6. Dan's Tropical Quest 1 year ago

   You should ask xpats to come look at the apartments where your at and then as soon as they hear the dogs tell your landlord no thanks. Maybe he'll be more proactive on getting them quiet.

7. Gandalf Stormcrow 1 year ago

   Can't beat MAC flights for life. $20 anywhere in the world. The fun part is trying to get back.😬😂😂😂

8. Jeff Horton 1 year ago

   Hey G if ur not married is it harder to travel so they don't think ur living

9. Jeff Horton 1 year ago

   My friend went to phuket nice beaches. Your thought.

10. Thomas Gold 1 year ago

    Go to dalat and enjoy the cooler air. Beautiful city

11. S K 1 year ago

    Did you get the impression that the authorities at Manilla airport were checking vax status/negative test pretty closely. Just wondered because I am traveling there in a few days and I won't be able to get the test within 24 hours of my flight because I will be traveling on a separate airline to get to LA the day before. It seems I can just get a test when I arrive but I wonder if they are really even asking. Thanks.

12. Matt Smith 1 year ago

    Sounds fun . Indeed that is cheap tickets indeed 😀

13. Toby Henderson 1 year ago

    Thanks for the travel tips… Ohhh I know it bro I want to go to Krabi as well that place seems super nice I haven't found any place thats nice in Vietnam yet what nice places have you found?

14. Richard Howe 1 year ago

    I wish you and your girl good luck on your ventures.. thanks for letting us know what is going on👍👌🤗😎

15. STACY CLIFTON 1 year ago

    Will Maya's daughter be traveling with you to any of the places you plan to visit, when she is on school break? Will it be a problem taking her out of the Philippines?

16. Wes Anderson 1 year ago

    You comparing Bangkok to Manila missed several points. Manila infrastructure is crap in comparison to BKK. Crime in Manila is > than BKK. Manila traffic is > than BKK, Manila pollution is far > than BKK, Corruption amongst Government officials ie: police is only a fraction of Manila & NCR.
    So you essentially berated BKK.

17. Ben Bean 1 year ago

    Just a question, in a previous video, you mentioned that your girlfriend has a child, who lives with you, how do you travel around so much, I would be interested to know

18. Rolling Man Cave 1 year ago

    I am sure your girlfriend appreciates the travel. I loved my stay in Duma but the airline travel can be a nightmare(No fault of the crew-they were wonderful) but the Airlines changes are a pain. I now have my flight booked many months in advance, to another part of the Philippines and may not even make the flight out of the U.S. 🤣. What airlines do you recommend?

19. Ron Intilia 1 year ago

    Gio, planning on Australia for a trip? well, get ready for a very expensive trip. I am an Australian, and my friends give me feedback on what prices are there and they are unbelievably expensive. I have long-term friends I can stay there so accommodation for me is a non-issue. An example, one pint of draught beer is $10 Australian, almost $7 USD, or P382 pesos. It only gets more interesting from there. Cheers mate.

20. Ron McCumber 1 year ago

    Enjoy!!!!!!!!!

21. Dave H 1 year ago

    I muted the video and watched with the captions on bc of the barking.
    I'm excited to see your trip to Vietnam. I'd love to travel there someday but not sure if it would be difficult bc of the language barrier

22. Steven Dye 1 year ago

    In addition to Thailand, or Vietnam, what countries can a Filipina visit with a Philippines passport?

23. samiam 1 year ago

    Vietnam air checked that I had an onward or return ticket on both ends. Going in and coming out to Thailand. So you might want to at least use one of those onward ticket websites or you could be denied boarding.

24. RagJamRock 1 year ago

    Those dogs are ridiculous. They're barking non stop. My brother's neighbor in the US has a bunch of barking dogs but they are nothing compared to what you're going through.🐕🏝️

25. Billy Johnson 1 year ago

    Staying in Thailand is the difficult part

26. Catherine Hammond 1 year ago

    Some suggestions to visit. Penang Island and Cenang Beach, Langkawi Island in Malaysia. Krabi area near Phuket which you mentioned. Kota Kinabalu in Borneo – forest, mountains, wildlife in the area.

27. Matt Roller 1 year ago

    Bouncing around Asia for the last 15 years, I would strongly recommend getting visas before plane tickets to Vietnam. Probably not a huge issue but for sure putting the cart before the horse. And sorry I didn't see you at Ground Zero yesterday. Would have liked to meet you. Cheers

28. Papa Doug (Papa Doug's Adventures) 1 year ago

    I’m leaving today from Washington state US to Dumaguete and will be there Saturday night. My next trip will be Bali. Hope to see you and Maya while I’m there. Maybe some deep dish pizza, my treat.

29. Sandra Bentley 1 year ago

    Vietnamese food is some of the best in the world. They have wonderful soil and grow so many varieties of vegetables and fruit, it will blow your mind. What a beautiful country to visit especially the areas you mention! The people are so gentle and kind too.

30. Darrell Young 1 year ago

    For you young people it might be Ho Chi Minh City, BUT for us Vietnam Veterans it will always be Saigon. Enjoy your trip.

31. Gringogg 1 year ago

    Maybe you can get some friends together and share a place? Maybe 4 friends who split 3 months up a year and share the cost? I would consider sharing a place with you in Thailand.. I'm in Angeles City with my GF.. Why not consider Central and South America? Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador are all places Filipinos can travel and stay longterm without a visa.. That is my plan in a few years.. All are pretty cheap to stay in also

32. Outside the Box HK 1 year ago

    hit me up when you come to Danang. I'm based here now for last 5 months.
    I've still got you on Messenger. Greg Herron

33. Jack Hayden 1 year ago

    Wouldn't it be cheaper booking round trips? Or is it similar to book separately if you scout around?

34. J D 1 year ago

    Do you think you will ever visit the USA, or likely never again?

35. celtosaxon 1 year ago

    For anyone from a developing country, building travel history is a bit like building credit history… start small & grow it.