Hello The poor traveler, I'm really a big fan of your blogsss. You're practically part of all our travels before pandemic. Laking tulong mga travel guide nyo. Hongkong, Macau, Taiwan, Singapore, and the most recent Japan. I'm now working with our Europe itinerary, syempre blog nyo ang isa sa pinag aralan ko hahah. Ginawa ko nlng ngayun para if ever pwede na mag travel ulit, ready na (Pang law of attraction na din) Hahaha Keep up the good work guys :)
New subs here. Intently watching your vids at least 2x. Will be at Cote d"zur for 5 days, 5 days Paris, 5 days london and 7 days Turkey. Your vid has a lot of insightful learning points. Thanks bros.
Hi po! Thank you for this awesome vlog! May I just ask your opinion po: barring any travel restrictions and other covid-19-related issues, which is better to get first, a US Visa or Schengen Visa? I am planning to travel to either NY or Paris when it's okay to travel again or the rules relaxed a bit. I am kind of leaning with the US trip because I believe they would be more open to tourists sooner than European countries. Thank you in advance! More blessings to come!! :)
An easy number to memorize : 105.4. It's the surface area of Paris in square kilometers. That's why there is "only" two million inhabitants in Paris intra muros, but around twelve million in the Paris region. Arles, with 758 square kilometers, has a way bigger surface area even if it only has 52,000 inhabitants. And Marseille is 2.4 bigger than Paris. 5:25 the transport zones are : 1 for inner Paris, 2,3 and 4 for "proche banlieue parisienne" (high population density zones), and 5 for almost the rest of the whole Île-de-France region.
- Schengen Visa - where to stay ? Air bnb? Arrondisment? Place d'talie , Voltaire ? - Charles de gaul, 3 terminals , 2 & 3 have trains, 10 Euro for 1 way ticket , buy in Navigo pass - Navigo pass, trams, busses, metros 20 Euro - 27.8 Euros Versailles , Zone 4 , Navigo Disneyland Zone 5, Monday 12 pm - Thursday 11.59pn - Passport photos ( 5 - 9 euros if get there) - Paris Metro Map App - Champs Ellysee, Notre damp, Paris museum pass 56 euros
Hi, 1-How much money allowed can Carry for schengen country's? Dollars, Euro?. 2- after stamped visa i need book all confirmed hotel bookings or valid hotels reservation enough? 3- can i change my travel date after stamped visa?? 4- E-train and rental car i should book earlier or after reached destination enough? Plz advice
Hi. You advise walking around Paris in order to see the sights. But what about people with mobility issues? Is there a budget-friendly alternative for them?
Wonderful video and very important information shared ❤!! I would be visiting Paris soon. What is my chance of booking a family room for 3 persons ( inluding a child) @ 120€ per night near Eiffel?!!
Yosh and Vince, I am one of your avid vlog followers. ask lang anong airline and sinakyan nio going to Paris, is it KLM, Turkish Arilines or other asian carriers, at magkano fare. Thanks
Yung huling Paris flight namin ay Qatar Air. Sila ang pinakamura naming nakita that time, and usually makakakita ka ng murang Qatar Air flight basta way in advance ka magbook. :)
Hi! That depends on the airline/s you booked for both flights. In my case po, when I first visited Paris, I flew with KLM (Manila-Amsterdam) and Air France yata (Amsterdam-Paris). But these 2 airlines belong to the same company and they have an arrangement, so if I remember correctly, I didn't have to pick up my luggage in Amsterdam. I got them when I was already in Paris. It really depends on the airline/s you booked.
Hi, out of topic po mga maam/sir, I watched this video and it enlightens me regarding the basics in Paris, I and my girlfriend are going to Paris this Nov 5 - 10, 2021, in order to properly set an amount for daily expenses, magkano po ang average na pwede e allocate for daily budget in Paris? In terms of Euros po. Salamat kung may sasagot. :)
Hi Serge! Depende kasi sya sa mga attractions na gusto nyo i-visit. Medyo malawak kasi ang range. Pero we have a sample breakdown of expenses here. Pero basics lang yung andito and walang extra gastos: www.thepoortraveler.net/2016/09/paris-budget-travel-guide-expenses-sample-itinerary/
Hi there! I am travelling to Paris next week and I'm a bit confusd on which place to book. I am travelling alone for a week and considering a hostel. Is this okay for a first time traveller to Paris? another concern is, is it practical to stay near the center? like 7th arr 13th 15th arr? is it worht the more expensive accomodations?
Hi John, we love staying at hostels. But it really depends on your travel style and budget. If you have a bigger budget, sure, staying at a centrally located property is convenient. But we've experienced staying in 8th (close to central), 13th (Place de Italie, a bit outside the central area) and 11th. But our key takeaway from our experience was, as long as we were near a Metro station, we'd be okay. The thing is, most key attractions are far apart and spread out, so even at the time we stayed near certain attractions, we still had to take the train to reach other key tourist spots.
@@thepoortraveler thank you! this is really a big help! btw, as I was reading your reply it seems like I can hear your voice 😅. I love you videos and your podcasts as well! Thank you again!
Hi! We stayed at Au Royale Mad sa may Voltaire area. Very basic lang sya and shared bathroom. Mura lang sya noon, nasa P3000++ lang per night pero for some reason, chinecheck ko now, parang ang mahal na niya now. Hanap ka na muna ng iba.
Thanks to the author of the channel for this fascinating video! It is interesting to see how people live in other countries! It is very important to know foreign languages on such trips. I would like to recommend to all travelers a practical guide to learning foreign languages by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages". This book contains a lot of useful tips on how to learn a foreign language for tourists, students, entrepreneurs and anyone who needs a foreign language in life. There are a lot of good tips on how to solve problems with the language from beginner to advanced level of language learning. It turns out that the traveler only needs to know a few dialogues and you can easily travel around the world! You don't have to spend a lot of time to fully learn a foreign language, you just need to learn what you can use when you travel. I wish everyone exciting travels!
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From a Paris frequenter, this is a Very clear simple breakdown. Thanks!
Thank you for this travel guide. Will be needing this one day when my Paris dream comes true.
Thank you for this info!!! May idea na kami how to get in Paris haha ❤️
Hello The poor traveler, I'm really a big fan of your blogsss. You're practically part of all our travels before pandemic. Laking tulong mga travel guide nyo. Hongkong, Macau, Taiwan, Singapore, and the most recent Japan. I'm now working with our Europe itinerary, syempre blog nyo ang isa sa pinag aralan ko hahah. Ginawa ko nlng ngayun para if ever pwede na mag travel ulit, ready na (Pang law of attraction na din) Hahaha
Keep up the good work guys :)
Thank you! Kami rin puro plano pa lang sa ngayon para pag pwede na, apply na lang visa tapos larga na. 😁
😊😊😊
@@thepoortraveler sir gud pm magkno dapat pera sa Bangk0?
Thank you, Sir! Waiting for Paris 2024❤️🙏🏼
I learned from this Travel Vlog.. See u Paris, France soon...
Flying there from Canada, thank you for the highly informative video!
paris is my dream country to visit.
Also try to learn a little French because some Parisians are little mean sometimes, and watch your belonging because there are pickpocket sometimes
This vlog is very informative and clear. Thank you so much! God bless. 🥰🥰🥰
Thanks for the info! I definitely learned picked up some tips, like Navigo
New subs here. Intently watching your vids at least 2x. Will be at Cote d"zur for 5 days, 5 days Paris, 5 days london and 7 days Turkey. Your vid has a lot of insightful learning points. Thanks bros.
That was very helpful. Thank you so much.
Thanks man for sharing valuable informations
Wonderful channel, thanks for your job!
love your blogs! so informative 👍
Thanks so much!
Hi po! Thank you for this awesome vlog! May I just ask your opinion po: barring any travel restrictions and other covid-19-related issues, which is better to get first, a US Visa or Schengen Visa? I am planning to travel to either NY or Paris when it's okay to travel again or the rules relaxed a bit. I am kind of leaning with the US trip because I believe they would be more open to tourists sooner than European countries. Thank you in advance! More blessings to come!! :)
Thank you for your video. It is very informative.
Very informative, thank you
Hopeful I will push thru next month. Thanks for the info.
Take me to Paris ...once again!
Thank you from Singapore viewer!
Great info! Thanks!👌👍🤗
An easy number to memorize : 105.4. It's the surface area of Paris in square kilometers. That's why there is "only" two million inhabitants in Paris intra muros, but around twelve million in the Paris region.
Arles, with 758 square kilometers, has a way bigger surface area even if it only has 52,000 inhabitants. And Marseille is 2.4 bigger than Paris.
5:25 the transport zones are : 1 for inner Paris, 2,3 and 4 for "proche banlieue parisienne" (high population density zones), and 5 for almost the rest of the whole Île-de-France region.
Excellent video!
- Schengen Visa
- where to stay ? Air bnb? Arrondisment?
Place d'talie , Voltaire ?
- Charles de gaul, 3 terminals , 2 & 3 have trains, 10 Euro for 1 way ticket , buy in Navigo pass
- Navigo pass, trams, busses, metros 20 Euro - 27.8 Euros
Versailles , Zone 4 , Navigo
Disneyland Zone 5, Monday 12 pm - Thursday 11.59pn
- Passport photos ( 5 - 9 euros if get there)
- Paris Metro Map App
- Champs Ellysee, Notre damp,
Paris museum pass 56 euros
Thank you! amazing video
Wow! you saved me $400 euro with the Navigo tip ! thanks
I cant forget that I almost got in trouble with the black men dealing with the bracet scam in sacre coer.. kelan kayo nag paris sir?
Nice info vlog! 😍
I love your video very informative 😍
Cute guys! love the tips!
any recommended hotels are the most affordable accommodations? specifics. appreciate your guidance
I’ll never understand why their weekly transportation pass has to start on Monday, unless to make profit on tourists
Thanks a lot for the info
OMG! Super detailed vlog ito. Thanks for sharing nito. :)
Salamat din sa panonood! 🙏
nice! can you prepare a video on Schengen business/trade fair visa to Europe?
Love yours spirit
Hi, How about if I arrive on Friday? what is the best way to pay ticket for trains, Bus etc,? Thank you :) .your vlog is very helpful.
Hi,
1-How much money allowed can Carry for schengen country's? Dollars, Euro?.
2- after stamped visa i need book all confirmed hotel bookings or valid hotels reservation enough?
3- can i change my travel date after stamped visa??
4- E-train and rental car i should book earlier or after reached destination enough? Plz advice
Hi,
Your videos are great!
How can I travel from Paris to Venice then florance then Rome.
I need an specific web or link for pre booking.
hi. at the airport is there NAVIGO Découverte card?
Hi. You advise walking around Paris in order to see the sights. But what about people with mobility issues? Is there a budget-friendly alternative for them?
wow very imformative video! thank you so much po
San oo kayo nagstay? Pwede po makuha yung link. Thank you po
Wonderful video and very important information shared ❤!! I would be visiting Paris soon. What is my chance of booking a family room for 3 persons ( inluding a child) @ 120€ per night near Eiffel?!!
what do you think about the paris pass? for the hop on and off buses
Can you use navigo pass to travel from airport in Paris to the city?
Can u reload on the Navigo picture card?
Bro ...4 people ..5 days in Paris...can you estimate how much will it be ? Just an rough idea.
Hi, I would like to ask What credit cards or debit cards being accepted there?
Nice planning you did not tried renting bikes around Paris its all over the city,
What is name of your acommodation? Thanks po
Budget advice for Paris : Drink wine, not water (Your pocket will thank you) .
Oh, and don't snap pics of the Eifel at night, that's a steep fine
Yosh and Vince, I am one of your avid vlog followers. ask lang anong airline and sinakyan nio going to Paris, is it KLM, Turkish Arilines or other asian carriers, at magkano fare. Thanks
Yung huling Paris flight namin ay Qatar Air. Sila ang pinakamura naming nakita that time, and usually makakakita ka ng murang Qatar Air flight basta way in advance ka magbook. :)
Which camera you using for video?
Hi sir. Grabe still searching for hotels even aparment ,syempre affordable lang. Pero pansin ko hotels mostly walang bidet sir...hahah I cant..
For Manila - Amsterdam - Paris flight, is there a need to collect the checked-in luggages upon arriving in Amsterdam?
Hi! That depends on the airline/s you booked for both flights. In my case po, when I first visited Paris, I flew with KLM (Manila-Amsterdam) and Air France yata (Amsterdam-Paris). But these 2 airlines belong to the same company and they have an arrangement, so if I remember correctly, I didn't have to pick up my luggage in Amsterdam. I got them when I was already in Paris. It really depends on the airline/s you booked.
vins is so cute
Kuya anu pong hostel kau ng check in
You could have mention the name of the hotel and price lol
Hi, out of topic po mga maam/sir, I watched this video and it enlightens me regarding the basics in Paris, I and my girlfriend are going to Paris this Nov 5 - 10, 2021, in order to properly set an amount for daily expenses, magkano po ang average na pwede e allocate for daily budget in Paris? In terms of Euros po. Salamat kung may sasagot. :)
Hi Serge! Depende kasi sya sa mga attractions na gusto nyo i-visit. Medyo malawak kasi ang range. Pero we have a sample breakdown of expenses here. Pero basics lang yung andito and walang extra gastos: www.thepoortraveler.net/2016/09/paris-budget-travel-guide-expenses-sample-itinerary/
Language will be problem right?
Hi there! I am travelling to Paris next week and I'm a bit confusd on which place to book. I am travelling alone for a week and considering a hostel. Is this okay for a first time traveller to Paris? another concern is, is it practical to stay near the center? like 7th arr 13th 15th arr? is it worht the more expensive accomodations?
Hi John, we love staying at hostels. But it really depends on your travel style and budget. If you have a bigger budget, sure, staying at a centrally located property is convenient. But we've experienced staying in 8th (close to central), 13th (Place de Italie, a bit outside the central area) and 11th. But our key takeaway from our experience was, as long as we were near a Metro station, we'd be okay. The thing is, most key attractions are far apart and spread out, so even at the time we stayed near certain attractions, we still had to take the train to reach other key tourist spots.
@@thepoortraveler thank you! this is really a big help! btw, as I was reading your reply it seems like I can hear your voice 😅. I love you videos and your podcasts as well! Thank you again!
seeking for your help. ano po name ng hotel na pinagstayan nyo po and magkano po?
Hi! We stayed at Au Royale Mad sa may Voltaire area. Very basic lang sya and shared bathroom. Mura lang sya noon, nasa P3000++ lang per night pero for some reason, chinecheck ko now, parang ang mahal na niya now. Hanap ka na muna ng iba.
Friend anu name ng hotel u checked in
Sir kasama na po ba yung hotel sa babayaran ko?
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Thanks to the author of the channel for this fascinating video! It is interesting to see how people live in other countries! It is very important to know foreign languages on such trips. I would like to recommend to all travelers a practical guide to learning foreign languages by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages". This book contains a lot of useful tips on how to learn a foreign language for tourists, students, entrepreneurs and anyone who needs a foreign language in life. There are a lot of good tips on how to solve problems with the language from beginner to advanced level of language learning. It turns out that the traveler only needs to know a few dialogues and you can easily travel around the world! You don't have to spend a lot of time to fully learn a foreign language, you just need to learn what you can use when you travel. I wish everyone exciting travels!
Are u Filipino?
Pinoy accent 👍
This is a very helpful video especially since it is very recent. :)
hi po kuya just wanna ask if ano po aayusin kong papers kse un bf ko gusto nya ako.kunin s paris! gusto ko lng po sna mlaman slmat po
Hi! Andito po ung requirements: www.thepoortraveler.net/2018/01/france-visa-requirements-schengen-appointment-vfs-manila/
Scammers won't fool Filipinos. They are so used to deal with these kind of people. 🤣🤣🤣
Hi po
Need to talk slower. Because we can’t understand all that you said. Buddy. Thank you for the video anyway.
So informative! Thank you so much
Very informative. Thankyou
Really informative! Tyvm
Irritating voice
Very informative thanks 👍👍