It seems like people outside of the US have much more accessibility to travel...

got a full tank of gas? come visit me in canada....😃

Yep Europe is just a short flight away
So much to see

I travelled a lot in the US and loved my 4 years there
A truly beautiful country, diverse
And really lovely people

That couldn't be less true. You can fly to ireland, Amsterdam, and paris for under 200 dollars. Once in europe it's cheap to travel between countries flights are almost nothing and the rails are scenic and worth tbe extra cost and time. You just have to do the things that drive you and make it happen

I wish i had money to travel too maybe some day

Being from the UK, even though we left the EU, it’s still so easy and so cheap to go to somewhere like Spain, Portugal, Greece etc. I can get to any of these places in the next 5 hours and it costs less than $150/$200 to get there. Even less if it’s out of season.

It’s a shame it’s not more accessible to you :(

Yes they do ...when I lived in the uk I took buses and trains ...their public transportation system is much better than US ...people still complain about it there

we have some nearby destinations but they may seem less appealing than say Monaco

Driving into Canada can be done on a budget. Go to Quebec Province for a taste of the exotic on a budget (though cities are expensive like anywhere).

Probably true within the EU since "international travel" is basically like interstate travel in the US, distance-wise and the EU just has a lot more beautiful places. And they have good high-speed rail lines and stuff.

But you have a biased perspective because you're only seeing people from other countries if they're either in the US or are big on English-speaking social media, both of which are going to be biased in favor of the most cultured, hypermobile people. The actual average person in the world is like, a subsistence farmer in India or something, but you basically never see them online.

I was no where near wealthy when I travelled to Canada, but I didn't have to pay for lodging, which really obviously helped. If you have international friends, that could help

What is cheap for some is expensive for others.

At this point I'm just envious of anyone who doesn't live here.

Geography - the answer is mostly in geography. Those who live, for instance, in Europe can travel to a half dozen different countries in a couple of hours and can do it by car, train of plane. And so it goes for a large part of the world.

Here in the U.S. it can easily take a couple of hours 9or more) just to get to a train station or international airport... never mind that trains can only get you to Canada or Mexico, and the flight time to Europe to Asia is long. Long, and that means many miles distant therefore expensive.

On the other hand, we can get in a car and travel for days and days (or weeks) and explore vast stretches filled with a biodiversity, cultures, customs and habits found in few nations.

I am not sure. I can't really know, but a quick check with Kiwi.com showed me that you can find cheap flights. If you go to the South East Asia, where you can still find at places cheap accommodation and food, it should be possible.

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