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you really cant beat New England Fall foliage 😉 Also, I'm curious what you thought of Boston's public transit as someone from Europe. We're still quite a ways behind the curve compared to a lot of places around the world, but our regional rail service (The Commuter Rail) is amazing to ride and despite the delays I still love using the T anytime I'm in the city

omg this is so awesome. An amazing video, after finishing it, I really want to visit Tunis. I already live there!!!!

Lovely train!!!!

Love your content , you're a good lad, hope we meet some day.

Tunisian history is my passion - so happy to finally see our history getting some recognition because it is so multifaceted and there are countless nuances.

I feel like the UK has forgotten about the terrorist attack on tourists a few years ago.

Try the Peruvian train to Machu Picchu

My boyfriend’s car broke down a few months ago, and we haven’t had the money to get him a new car. He’s been using the Downeaster to get from his place in Boston to mine in New Hampshire (don’t worry, I drive down more often than he comes up!) Small world, seeing someone else taking the downeaster

Tunisia as a whole has actually more Roman ruins than Italy as the arid, dry weather makes preservation much easier than in Italy. Tunisia bears the marks of multiple empires spanning millennia and is worth visiting, not just the capital, but even the desert hides secrets and fun that most tend to ignore as they make their way to Spain or other tourist destinations.

Visiting all 50 states is on my bucket list so maybe I’ll do Maine this way. There’s a luxury bus between NY and Maine, so maybe this is my way back down.

OBB has shit customer service. Years ago I bought a bed in a 4-berth compartment, which was more expensive than the 6-bed. I was given a spot at the 6-bed. When I complained, I was told to send my ticket to their HQ, which I did. Months passed without news so I contacted them again. They said they never received my ticket (I sent it with registered mail) & so couldn't give me a refund. They did send me a 50 euro voucher LOL

The color is not that bad though

During your video, you refer to the Downeaster as the only train in Maine that still exists, which is technically true, but the service was actually started in 2001 after a large effort by the state of Maine to reintroduce passenger rail between Maine and Boston. Edit: If I had watched the video for literally another 30 seconds you actually address this, lol

hopefully Tunisia won't ever be americanised

there is something so fun about watching a video and recognizing every shop you pass by and film and even knowing some people that work there lol, like hey! ik that place i was there yesterday for errands! a bit surreal for someone to show off your home i guess haha

Man from England finds place names in New England unoriginal. I wonder why? Must be a story behind that.

You know that things are bad , when you learn about your country from a UA-camr , great video!

as a tunisian, i enjoyed this video

Never say never I suppose, but fortunately the Downeaster seems to have enough support and (by US standards) ridership, I don't see it going away... The one * is that if Boston ever builds the rail tunnel connecting North and South station, I could see the Downeaster becoming an extension of the Northeast Regional to NY/DC/etc. The tracks do indeed extend past Brunswick - for a time there was even a tourist railroad that started in Brunswick after the Downeaster arrived, and continued up to Rockland. There have been talks of extending some Downeaster runs since that railroad ceased operations.

One of the best historical places in the world

I did a 16 hours Ferry from Barcelona to Italy once across the med, was long but a great experience!

does he know about the 80 hr flixbus route from helsinki to lisbon

Yeah our trains are a bit... dated. I wouldn't recommend it. The train transportation industry in Romania has received a lot of cutbacks and with a lack of funds the train workforce has left. Whatever is left are old trains from 1998 and employees who are either really passionate/don't know or want any other job, or people who stopped caring after they haven't received a raise in 10 years.

Well, I have an important question. Do they also make announcements in English in train stations or just in German because if it’s just in German, then I am finished.

Give us review dont write conclusions

Tom, I enjoyed watching your video. I am glad you had a nice trip from Ankara to Kurs. I have watched your previous videos about a trip from Bucharest to Vienna and the other one on a Flix train in Germany. It seems your Turkish adventure was the most enjoyable, wasn't it? Well done. Keep it up!!!

Thanks for the tips. I am planning on taking Amtrak from Bakersfield Ca to St Louis Mo in the fall. I cant justify getting the roomette but I have taken the San Joaquins train before roundtrip Bakersfield to Oakland and that was a quite pleasant weekend getaway.

Why do you insist on calling it a "European" power socket? What else would it be? Nobody would expect a Japanese or an Australian one, right?

Another great video. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for this great video!

I love history and i love it when i see people passionate about it, also i live in Constantine city, Algeria, you're welcomed here, it's a beautiful city.

I noticed the title of the video has changed - less click-baity than the earlier one.

woah! so cool seeing a tourist from overseas visiting somewhere local to me

welcome to Tunisia carthage 🇹🇳

I thought Romania was a part of Schengen. Can anyone confirm the current situation as of today 06/2024?

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You welcome ❤️🇹🇳

if all of the regional trains would run every 30 minutes that would be a lot easier to do

I have one recommendation: earplugs. That’s a must on any night train.

Super amazing 😍

are you still in Turkey or have you crossed the border?

You wanted the train, you got the train! Engländer benötigen "betreutes Bahnfahren" 🤡

Nice vid ❤ big up brother

Perfect! It’s my first time riding flixbus and I’m leaving Boston for New York! and yes I hate greyhound

So where is the rough part ?

Welcome in my country 😊

The great Carthage civilization 🫶🏼

My son and I did the Stockholm to Helsinki on a Viking line ferry. Private inside room for 2 was $100. 18 hour crossing. I agree, much better story and memories than a simple flight. Nice and relaxing and met some nice locals. Would definitely do it again and will have to check this one out.

change your glasses bro

I would not travel on that train after hearing your experience. There is no excuse for rude staff. You seemed to excuse their behavior for the reason that it is a hard job. That they are up all night and away from their families does not make unfriendliness ok. As an American I can say I am used to staff being friendly and not in a bad mood. The compartments look uncomfortable and you said they have no personal temperature control. Too hot or too cold….not pleasant