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Hey Tasha!!!🥰 This place was so cozy and convenient and I loved the character of the building 😆once inside LOL! Yes, it's a gem with the best tomatoes 🍅 in the world!
We use tons of paprika, we just call it differently. Check the bags on which it's written BOIA. They come in 2 versions: spicy n not (IUTE for spicy, DULCE for not spicy). N I highly suggest you yo use fresh garlic, it's way more flavorful. Great video n I hope you enjoy your stay
@@alinastanescu6208 Thank you and I appreciate the recommendation! I finally found the paprika, I was looking in the wrong place. You all have all the spices. Yes, fresh is best and more flavorful. Delighted to hear you enjoyed the video and I was eating tomatoes like apples 😋.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support🥰! I had an amazing time in Bucharest and felt at ease there. The architecture was stunning, and the food was delicious. I’m thrilled to share my experience and love seeing people’s curiosity, especially when they tell me they’ll now add Bucharest to their travel plans. It’s wonderful to introduce others to something new and exciting. I can’t wait to return❤️🎊.
Hey Kwame! You're welcome. Definitely add Bucharest to your list. I enjoyed my time there and love the walkability of the city and green space. It socially fit my lifestyle from the cafes to the wine bars. 🥰
This is such a great video. I appreciate the relevant content. I thoroughly enjoyed the grocery store clip, restaurants, and the information regarding Dracula 😊
Thank you for watching and sharing that you enjoyed the video 🥰. I love grocery stores and go daily 😆. They have so many cozy restaurants and cafes. It's a walkable city and each day was a new adventure. Love learning the history and story about Dracula 🧛♂️. The tour guide said Dracula had beef with Transylvania so rumors were spread he drank blood and was a beast then it backfired. Dracula won the battle with them so there's no way he's from there, he did a lot of damage to the city. U.S. travelers wanted to know/see where he lived so they made it a place for them 🤣. Also In the video, I show the National Bank, which still keeps half of its gold in a safe. The other half is in Russia! During World War II, they were allies, but now they can’t get it back 😩.
Thank you for tuning in and the lovely compliment🥰!! Happy you enjoyed the tour and felt present. I had a lovely time in Bucharest, exploring, dining, meeting locals, and learning the history. In the video, I show the National Bank, which still keeps half of its gold in a safe. The other half is in Russia! During World War II, they were allies, but now they can’t get it back 😩.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support 🥰! Bucharest holds a special place in my heart-it’s such a vibrant and beautiful city. I’m thrilled that you enjoy my blog, and I now have a list of must-visit places for when I return. It brings me so much joy to share my experiences and introduce others to a new destination with such welcoming people 💕.
Love that you visited and are spotlighting Bucharest! I caught an amazing mistake fare for $227.46 from Houston to Bucharest back in 2016. Those were THE DAYS 🤩🤩🤩 Of course once you get there you can hop around to other cities in Romania and Europe for less than $30 round-trip. 🤩
That's a great deal!! Yes, I remember error fares😆. Snagged one to South Africa but they cancelled it. Bucharest was amazing! People are often surprised when I share my experience because they never even thought about going. It’s definitely worth the trip 😁. Thanks for sharing your experience and tips!!
You're welcome!!☺️ I had a great time exploring the city. Easy to maneuver and I loved all the cute cafes, restaurants and shops. You'll be surprised😋too!
Hi Queen. I loved this vlog. The architect of the buildings, foods, sites and parade was awesome. You had me rolling about the pasta 😂😂. Like you, the graffiti would have given me a pause (glad it was nothing). I loved your accommodations. Bucharest totally surprised me. Continue to be safe and travel on.
@@cheryldurham6021 Hi Cheryl!! Thank you for watching and happy you laughed with me 🤣. Bucharest was wonderful and just out wandering I discovered a lot. That pasta was bomb 💣 🤗. Yeah, the graffiti had me questioning the driver LOL and ended at loving it to extend my stay for weeks. It joyfully surprised me too!! Thanks, will do and I hope you're feeling well ❤️.
You’ve stayed hundreds of yards from the Royal Palace, Calea Victoriei Avenue, right in the center of the city! 😃 We don’t block the local or European graffiti artists (grangers?), so they spend their nights painting everything! 😃
Yes!! It was a prime location right in the heart of the city and so happy with my choice. Very much enjoyed it 🥰. That's cool and it does add a layer of character and creativity to the urban landscape, even if it’s a bit unconventional. In Washington, DC, the local government began commissioning graffiti artists, which really boosted the city’s vibrancy and creative energy. Stunning works of art! 💕
@@QueenofDC next time you visit, in case you didn't get the chance yet, please try adding the historical house neighborhoods of Cotroceni, Dorobanti, Aviatorilor, Primaverii to your list, if you find some time. Have a wonderful time in your travels and best wishes to you!
Thank you for sharing these neighborhoods-it helps me know exactly where to visit. I appreciate your thoughtfulness and kind wishes. I’ve even gotten friends excited about visiting Bucharest, so this information is really helpful. Wishing you all the very best 💕!
You’re very welcome! I love sharing my experiences and introducing people to places they might not have considered. Bucharest was such a fantastic surprise-truly an underrated gem! ❤️
I apologize in advance for this long comment and awful formatting!! This is literally the best video on the internet in English about this wonderful city, I thank you for the very bottom of my heart to the top. I understand you must be from D.C. according to your username, and so I must say I LOVED D.C. so much when I stayed, and it was my favorite city in the country besides Chicago and NYC. Im very glad you enjoyed bucharest. They actually have somewhat similar city layouts within regards to the Boulevard system, like paris. Truly, I think these 3 cities share something truly beautiful but so distinct, but I can't name it. I hope you return soon, so much of romania is beautiful and open to explore, people are hospitable and non political, this video made me cry and miss home, so thank you, for the memories and the beauty. I even miss the graffiti I used to watch as people would develop from their chicken scratch beginnings to beautiful artistic expressions that would get protests if they were cleaned off. You are so right about the food and veggies and the tomatoes omg. 🍅 😋
Thank you so much for your kind and heartfelt message 💕. It truly means a lot that you enjoyed the video and found it so meaningful. Bucharest is such a special city, and I’m glad I could help you reflect on home and cherished meories. You’re absolutely right about the similarities between Bucharest, Paris, and cities like D.C.-I often said the streets reminded me of D.C. It’s amazing how they each carry their own magic while sharing some common threads. I agree-Romania has so much beauty to offer, and I hope to return soon to explore more of it. The hospitality, the incredible food, and yes, those tomatoes-absolutely unforgettable! Even the graffiti adds a unique layer to the city’s charm and creativity. Thank you again for your thoughtful words. It’s messages like yours that remind me why I love sharing these experiences. Wishing you all the best and sending you love and light ✨ 🥰.
😆🤣Once I entered I realized I scored! As I walked around, I would see more graffiti art and felt safe. Enjoyed my time in the city and love the walkability and architecture ❤️. Thank you for tuning in and sharing!
Hey Shawn This city looks wonderful. Did I notice that one apartment had gas cooking and the other had that new fangle style? Were the restaurants in your opinion/budget affordable? Did you notice any items in restaurants that weren't meat focus, asking for a non-meat eater?
Yes, one had a gas stove and the other electric. It was great to cook on the gas stove and not have to figure out how to operate the electric range, which can vary slightly even though I use it all the time. Bucharest is budget-friendly; I spent just $12 on a full bag of groceries, which included fresh juice, meat, condiments, and vegetables. The restaurants are reasonably priced too. Since I eat meat, I didn’t pay much attention to non-meat options, but I’m sure you can find places for non-meat eaters with a little research. The city has a variety of restaurants catering to different preferences, and I wish I could have dined at half the places I saw!
I live in Bucharest ! It’s polluted, depressing, uninteresting and stressful ! I’ve been trying to like it since I’ve come here but can’t quite like it. Once you live here, you realise how difficult it is to move from one place to another due to the heavy traffic .. It’s a driver’s nightmare! I would just say: Every place is nice when you’re a tourist !
@@kahinaharrache5026 I understand where you’re coming from, as I live abroad and have had to adjust to different environments too. However, as someone exploring the world, visiting places is my first step to see if I even like them. I agree that being a tourist offers a different perspective, but I can still enjoy those moments and share my experiences for others who may just be interested in visiting. For anyone considering living in a place, I always recommend speaking directly with locals or people who have lived there long-term. Their insights are invaluable and often help paint a clearer picture of what daily life is really like.
🤣😂He's from all over at this point! The tour guide basically said Dracula 🧛♂️ had beef with Transylvania so rumors were spread he drank blood and was a beast then it backfired. Dracula won the battle with them so there's no way he's from there. U.S. travelers wanted to know/see where he lived so they made it a place for them 😂🤣. Hope you're enjoying Dublin!! It's on my list whenever I head that way. Thanks for sharing and watching!
As a romanian I confirm our Irish friends are right. The guy ppl call dracula was actually a very beloved romanian prince n we hate to see ppl call him a vampire. He was cruel but it was necessary in the middle ages when Christian Europe had challenging times to face the Ottoman empire . We were a tiny principality compared to the empire (actually several empires around us, trying to gulp us up 😅). Defending our identity, freedom n religion was a very tough job. Vlad the impaler just turned some Turks into kebabs in order to scare them a bit, or else we couldn't possibly deal with armies outnumbering us in ratio of at least 10:1. But Dracula is actually a romanian word, not Irish. Vlad's father was named Vlad Draculea (the dragon) bc he belongs to the knights order "of the dragon". The rest is the imagination of Bram Stocker. And for most romanians I know it's very sad to see how nowaday our history that costed so many lives is speculated for money but how can we stop locals to take advantage of the tourists appetite for supernatural?! Besides, our own tradition is saturated with legends of weird supernatural creatures, just lk the Irish one. But not vampires tho. Undead would be the closest thing. Fun fact, ppl in villages have to this day stories of undead ppl they swear they met 🙄😂
Thank you so much for sharing this fascinating history of Romania and the story of Dracula with us! Your insights are educational, and I've learned so much that I didn’t know before. I appreciate you bringing this rich history to life 📚!
An onward ticket is proof of a confirmed travel reservation showing that you will be leaving a country after your stay, such as a flight, bus, or train ticket to another destination. Often countries (immigration authorities) require an onward ticket to ensure that travelers don’t overstay their visa. Airlines may sometimes require proof of an onward ticket and either enter it into their system or just check it visually. It’s up to their discretion, and they may not always ask. However, if they do, you’ll need to purchase one before being allowed to board the plane if you don't have one. Immigration may or may not request it. In Mexico, immigration requested my onward ticket. In Boston, the airline asked me if I had an onward ticket for Thailand but didn't check. Review the immigration rules of the country before you travel.
@@CoLivingSingle There are services like Onward Ticket where you can buy a temporary ticket as proof for 24-48 hours for $16, which then expires. This saves you from needing to buy a more expensive ticket right away. If you purchase from an airline, be sure to check their cancellation policy if you plan to cancel after buying. They’ve been asking more frequently in Asia lately. I was asked last week, along with another couple, and we all had to buy onward tickets 😆. I was hoping they wouldn’t ask this time, but they did! I stepped aside, hit purchase, and then returned to the agent, who handed me my boarding pass.
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Yes, Bucharest is definitely underrated!!! Love the place you booked.
Hey Tasha!!!🥰 This place was so cozy and convenient and I loved the character of the building 😆once inside LOL! Yes, it's a gem with the best tomatoes 🍅 in the world!
We use tons of paprika, we just call it differently. Check the bags on which it's written BOIA. They come in 2 versions: spicy n not (IUTE for spicy, DULCE for not spicy). N I highly suggest you yo use fresh garlic, it's way more flavorful. Great video n I hope you enjoy your stay
@@alinastanescu6208 Thank you and I appreciate the recommendation! I finally found the paprika, I was looking in the wrong place. You all have all the spices. Yes, fresh is best and more flavorful. Delighted to hear you enjoyed the video and I was eating tomatoes like apples 😋.
Vă mulțumim ca ne-ați vizitat și pentru cuvintele frumoase spuse despre orașul nostru🙏 Vă mai așteptăm ori de câte ori veți dori să ne vizitați …🙏👍👏💐
Thank you so much for your kind words and support🥰! I had an amazing time in Bucharest and felt at ease there. The architecture was stunning, and the food was delicious. I’m thrilled to share my experience and love seeing people’s curiosity, especially when they tell me they’ll now add Bucharest to their travel plans. It’s wonderful to introduce others to something new and exciting. I can’t wait to return❤️🎊.
The place looks really nice! I definitely need to check that country out. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Hey Kwame! You're welcome. Definitely add Bucharest to your list. I enjoyed my time there and love the walkability of the city and green space. It socially fit my lifestyle from the cafes to the wine bars. 🥰
This is such a great video. I appreciate the relevant content. I thoroughly enjoyed the grocery store clip, restaurants, and the information regarding Dracula 😊
Thank you for watching and sharing that you enjoyed the video 🥰. I love grocery stores and go daily 😆. They have so many cozy restaurants and cafes. It's a walkable city and each day was a new adventure. Love learning the history and story about Dracula 🧛♂️. The tour guide said Dracula had beef with Transylvania so rumors were spread he drank blood and was a beast then it backfired. Dracula won the battle with them so there's no way he's from there, he did a lot of damage to the city. U.S. travelers wanted to know/see where he lived so they made it a place for them 🤣. Also In the video, I show the National Bank, which still keeps half of its gold in a safe. The other half is in Russia! During World War II, they were allies, but now they can’t get it back 😩.
Such a beautiful tour and voiceover I feel like I’m there! Such a positive and inspiring post!
Thank you for tuning in and the lovely compliment🥰!! Happy you enjoyed the tour and felt present. I had a lovely time in Bucharest, exploring, dining, meeting locals, and learning the history. In the video, I show the National Bank, which still keeps half of its gold in a safe. The other half is in Russia! During World War II, they were allies, but now they can’t get it back 😩.
I was born and raised in Bucharest. I absolutely love you and your blog. You're amazing!
Thank you so much for your kind words and support 🥰! Bucharest holds a special place in my heart-it’s such a vibrant and beautiful city. I’m thrilled that you enjoy my blog, and I now have a list of must-visit places for when I return. It brings me so much joy to share my experiences and introduce others to a new destination with such welcoming people 💕.
Love that you visited and are spotlighting Bucharest! I caught an amazing mistake fare for $227.46 from Houston to Bucharest back in 2016. Those were THE DAYS 🤩🤩🤩 Of course once you get there you can hop around to other cities in Romania and Europe for less than $30 round-trip. 🤩
That's a great deal!! Yes, I remember error fares😆. Snagged one to South Africa but they cancelled it. Bucharest was amazing! People are often surprised when I share my experience because they never even thought about going. It’s definitely worth the trip 😁. Thanks for sharing your experience and tips!!
Thanks for sharing 👍🏾 I will put Bucharest on my bucket list 😂🙏🙏🏾🌏
You're welcome!!☺️ I had a great time exploring the city. Easy to maneuver and I loved all the cute cafes, restaurants and shops. You'll be surprised😋too!
Adding to the travel list!
Awesome! Very nice city and you can explore the black sand beaches and mountains in other regions close by as well as Transylvania 🥰.
Hi Queen. I loved this vlog. The architect of the buildings, foods, sites and parade was awesome. You had me rolling about the pasta 😂😂. Like you, the graffiti would have given me a pause (glad it was nothing). I loved your accommodations. Bucharest totally surprised me. Continue to be safe and travel on.
@@cheryldurham6021 Hi Cheryl!! Thank you for watching and happy you laughed with me 🤣. Bucharest was wonderful and just out wandering I discovered a lot. That pasta was bomb 💣 🤗. Yeah, the graffiti had me questioning the driver LOL and ended at loving it to extend my stay for weeks. It joyfully surprised me too!! Thanks, will do and I hope you're feeling well ❤️.
You’ve stayed hundreds of yards from the Royal Palace, Calea Victoriei Avenue, right in the center of the city!
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We don’t block the local or European graffiti artists (grangers?), so they spend their nights painting everything!
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Yes!! It was a prime location right in the heart of the city and so happy with my choice. Very much enjoyed it 🥰. That's cool and it does add a layer of character and creativity to the urban landscape, even if it’s a bit unconventional. In Washington, DC, the local government began commissioning graffiti artists, which really boosted the city’s vibrancy and creative energy. Stunning works of art! 💕
Lovely video! Bucharest is a beautiful and incredibly underrated city, and the people are just so nice.
Thank you!! It really is and now one of my favorite places. I'm so happy I finally had the chance to visit and enjoy the city. ❤️
@@QueenofDC next time you visit, in case you didn't get the chance yet, please try adding the historical house neighborhoods of Cotroceni, Dorobanti, Aviatorilor, Primaverii to your list, if you find some time. Have a wonderful time in your travels and best wishes to you!
Thank you for sharing these neighborhoods-it helps me know exactly where to visit. I appreciate your thoughtfulness and kind wishes. I’ve even gotten friends excited about visiting Bucharest, so this information is really helpful. Wishing you all the very best 💕!
Looks lovely & thank you for sharing your adventure
You’re very welcome! I love sharing my experiences and introducing people to places they might not have considered. Bucharest was such a fantastic surprise-truly an underrated gem! ❤️
The graffitti is more of an art expression here than something related to gangs. Bucharest is a pretty safe city
Yes, I noticed and really enjoyed my time in the city. Thank you for watching and sharing insights 🥰. I felt comfortable and safe!
I apologize in advance for this long comment and awful formatting!!
This is literally the best video on the internet in English about this wonderful city, I thank you for the very bottom of my heart to the top.
I understand you must be from D.C. according to your username, and so I must say I LOVED D.C. so much when I stayed, and it was my favorite city in the country besides Chicago and NYC.
Im very glad you enjoyed bucharest. They actually have somewhat similar city layouts within regards to the Boulevard system, like paris. Truly, I think these 3 cities share something truly beautiful but so distinct, but I can't name it.
I hope you return soon, so much of romania is beautiful and open to explore, people are hospitable and non political, this video made me cry and miss home, so thank you, for the memories and the beauty.
I even miss the graffiti I used to watch as people would develop from their chicken scratch beginnings to beautiful artistic expressions that would get protests if they were cleaned off.
You are so right about the food and veggies and the tomatoes omg. 🍅 😋
Thank you so much for your kind and heartfelt message 💕. It truly means a lot that you enjoyed the video and found it so meaningful. Bucharest is such a special city, and I’m glad I could help you reflect on home and cherished meories.
You’re absolutely right about the similarities between Bucharest, Paris, and cities like D.C.-I often said the streets reminded me of D.C. It’s amazing how they each carry their own magic while sharing some common threads.
I agree-Romania has so much beauty to offer, and I hope to return soon to explore more of it. The hospitality, the incredible food, and yes, those tomatoes-absolutely unforgettable! Even the graffiti adds a unique layer to the city’s charm and creativity.
Thank you again for your thoughtful words. It’s messages like yours that remind me why I love sharing these experiences. Wishing you all the best and sending you love and light ✨ 🥰.
Bucharest seems like my kind of place.
Bucharest is a VIBE ❤️!! That's my spot and recommend checking it out.
Here graffiti is just art. It does not mark territory or gangs :)
😆🤣Once I entered I realized I scored! As I walked around, I would see more graffiti art and felt safe. Enjoyed my time in the city and love the walkability and architecture ❤️. Thank you for tuning in and sharing!
Hello from CA. Beautiful video, love the vibes of walking around the city!
Thank you! 🥰Happy you enjoyed the video and Bucharest is such a VIBE!! Love it! 🎊
The city looks inviting and interesting. Thanks for the video. It’s on my list 📝 now.😊
You’re very welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and are inspired to discover the beauty of Bucharest ✨.
Hey Shawn This city looks wonderful. Did I notice that one apartment had gas cooking and the other had that new fangle style? Were the restaurants in your opinion/budget affordable? Did you notice any items in restaurants that weren't meat focus, asking for a non-meat eater?
Yes, one had a gas stove and the other electric. It was great to cook on the gas stove and not have to figure out how to operate the electric range, which can vary slightly even though I use it all the time. Bucharest is budget-friendly; I spent just $12 on a full bag of groceries, which included fresh juice, meat, condiments, and vegetables. The restaurants are reasonably priced too. Since I eat meat, I didn’t pay much attention to non-meat options, but I’m sure you can find places for non-meat eaters with a little research. The city has a variety of restaurants catering to different preferences, and I wish I could have dined at half the places I saw!
I live in Bucharest ! It’s polluted, depressing, uninteresting and stressful !
I’ve been trying to like it since I’ve come here but can’t quite like it. Once you live here, you realise how difficult it is to move from one place to another due to the heavy traffic .. It’s a driver’s nightmare!
I would just say: Every place is nice when you’re a tourist !
@@kahinaharrache5026 I understand where you’re coming from, as I live abroad and have had to adjust to different environments too. However, as someone exploring the world, visiting places is my first step to see if I even like them. I agree that being a tourist offers a different perspective, but I can still enjoy those moments and share my experiences for others who may just be interested in visiting.
For anyone considering living in a place, I always recommend speaking directly with locals or people who have lived there long-term. Their insights are invaluable and often help paint a clearer picture of what daily life is really like.
Too funny...im visiting Dublin Ireland right now...and according to them Bram Stoker and Dracula is from here...lol
🤣😂He's from all over at this point! The tour guide basically said Dracula 🧛♂️ had beef with Transylvania so rumors were spread he drank blood and was a beast then it backfired. Dracula won the battle with them so there's no way he's from there. U.S. travelers wanted to know/see where he lived so they made it a place for them 😂🤣. Hope you're enjoying Dublin!! It's on my list whenever I head that way. Thanks for sharing and watching!
@@QueenofDC lol...they know tourist gonna tour so they gotta give is a story and a show...lol
As a romanian I confirm our Irish friends are right. The guy ppl call dracula was actually a very beloved romanian prince n we hate to see ppl call him a vampire. He was cruel but it was necessary in the middle ages when Christian Europe had challenging times to face the Ottoman empire . We were a tiny principality compared to the empire (actually several empires around us, trying to gulp us up 😅). Defending our identity, freedom n religion was a very tough job. Vlad the impaler just turned some Turks into kebabs in order to scare them a bit, or else we couldn't possibly deal with armies outnumbering us in ratio of at least 10:1. But Dracula is actually a romanian word, not Irish. Vlad's father was named Vlad Draculea (the dragon) bc he belongs to the knights order "of the dragon". The rest is the imagination of Bram Stocker. And for most romanians I know it's very sad to see how nowaday our history that costed so many lives is speculated for money but how can we stop locals to take advantage of the tourists appetite for supernatural?! Besides, our own tradition is saturated with legends of weird supernatural creatures, just lk the Irish one. But not vampires tho. Undead would be the closest thing. Fun fact, ppl in villages have to this day stories of undead ppl they swear they met 🙄😂
Thank you so much for sharing this fascinating history of Romania and the story of Dracula with us! Your insights are educational, and I've learned so much that I didn’t know before. I appreciate you bringing this rich history to life 📚!
Hey Shawn! Oh wow, that plane would have made me a little nervous. Lol, definitely old school.
😂🤣Right!! I'm like dang how long is this flight 😩but it went smooth no issues but I was a lil nervous too LOL!
"paprika" it's called "boia de ardei" in Romania
Thank you!! I finally figured it out 😆and knew you had to have paprika. I still haven't tasted tomatoes 🍅 as good as Romania 😋. I ate good!
What’s an ormond ticket?
An onward ticket is proof of a confirmed travel reservation showing that you will be leaving a country after your stay, such as a flight, bus, or train ticket to another destination. Often countries (immigration authorities) require an onward ticket to ensure that travelers don’t overstay their visa. Airlines may sometimes require proof of an onward ticket and either enter it into their system or just check it visually. It’s up to their discretion, and they may not always ask. However, if they do, you’ll need to purchase one before being allowed to board the plane if you don't have one. Immigration may or may not request it. In Mexico, immigration requested my onward ticket. In Boston, the airline asked me if I had an onward ticket for Thailand but didn't check. Review the immigration rules of the country before you travel.
@@QueenofDC Thank you! I've never heard of this and have never been asked for it!
@@CoLivingSingle There are services like Onward Ticket where you can buy a temporary ticket as proof for 24-48 hours for $16, which then expires. This saves you from needing to buy a more expensive ticket right away. If you purchase from an airline, be sure to check their cancellation policy if you plan to cancel after buying. They’ve been asking more frequently in Asia lately. I was asked last week, along with another couple, and we all had to buy onward tickets 😆. I was hoping they wouldn’t ask this time, but they did! I stepped aside, hit purchase, and then returned to the agent, who handed me my boarding pass.
see u next time
Yes, there will definitely be a next time 🥰!!