Not the first time either. A sign of the times. Nice, which sits cozily along the French Riviera, is one of the most colorful, vivacious, and diverse cities in France. Not only do the Polish people stop and smile at you as you pass them on the street, but you can can feel their warmth and genuine appreciation for you being there in their expressions. I mentioned it to a couple Aussies how cute it was when elderly people would see me, do a double-take, and look so amazed.
A photo posted by Glo TheBlogAbroad. I was moved by his words. Thanks, Wlodek! In Montenegro, they treat you like royalty, and got damn it, you are. While I have two younger, but grown brothers back home, and a future family to raise one day, the idea of permanently living abroad is sounding more and more likely.
Skirt details in my IG stories! A post shared by Glo TheBlogAbroad. Still need some black travel getaway inspiration? Check out this funny video I made about 5 of the most African-American friendly countries in the world. Surely London, England should be on this list. Evidenced by the over people who turned up just today for the Black Lives Matter protest in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter protests in the states.
For sure London is a great city for blacks! I think in making this list, I wanted to offer cities that are a bit less cliche. London is often the first city in Europe African-Americans travel to, so I wanted to offer cities that blacks may not have considered otherwise! I spent the first part of my summer in Berlin and I absolutely loved it and I felt super welcomed. Two weeks ago I was in Nice and it was the same experience! In two weeks! Thanks so much, Cindy!
So glad you echo my sentiments on Berlin and Nice. This is soooo refreshing. How amazing would it be to be in a place where you are appreciated and welcomed? I was surprised at BerlinβI heard Germany was dangerously racist. Thanks for writing this. Thanks for reading Alison!
