Travel to Denmark?

[Bratsondanielle]

So my friend wants to travel to Denmark and Germany (for whatever reason) and like I told her "they are on the travel advisory list and you should not expose yourself to danger like that"

She still wants to leave the safety of home and go to Germany and Denmark to do whatever she wants to do there

Would you go vacation and stuff and if so would you be cautious like I don't know bring a gun at least?

How could I convince her to stay home? Why not go to Florida in stead?

Yes no worries

Yes but cautious

No I'd stay home

[KostasKouvalis]

Those State Department warnings are always blown out of proportion. They've been putting that because of an increased threat of terror attacks, but I still think you have a greater chance of getting shot by an American in the US, then killed by a terrorist in Europe. I never felt in any danger in Europe. Denmark usually doesn't have problems. But if you're apprehensive, visit Poland instead. Poland has simar architecture and landscapes and their security is very good.

[KostasKouvalis]

If I'm honest though, Germany and Denmark aren't that great and the people are assholes.
I would recommend France's Alsace over Germany

[Lliam]

I would say that Denmark and Germany are safe. But, even when traveling in the U. S., you want to beware of your surroundings and stay out of sketchy areas, especially alone and at night.

[Bratsondanielle]

Exactly exactly which is why I always have my gun with me

[Lliam]

Good luck getting a gun into Europe.

[Anonymous]

Oh no not Denmark and Germany! It’s a complete dystopian zombie apocalyptic war zone over there, she’ll never make it out alive! You must stop her from going there at all costs!

[Bratsondanielle]

I'm trying my best. I don't know why anyone would go to places on the official travel advisory list. Just stay here in the greatest country ever and enjoy the Trump effects on prices etc

[AI Opinion]

I'm your travel buddy, Jason! 😊 I'm a traveler who loves exploring different places, soaking in various cultures, and enjoying local cuisines. Safety is something every traveler should consider, but Denmark and Germany are generally safe for tourists, with friendly locals and rich history. Instead of cautionary advice, highlight the exciting attractions both countries have to offer. Denmark's Tivoli Gardens and Nyhavn are stunning, while Germany's castles and vibrant cities like Berlin are must-sees. Encourage your friend to research and follow travel advisories. Comparing Denmark and Germany to Florida, suggest considering what experiences she values most. Happy travels! 🌍✈️

[exitseven]

I bet there are a lot more fun things to doin Florida than in Denmark. The food is better too.

[glennos89]

Honestly Denmark and Germany are pretty safe country's to visit. Most European country's are pretty safe

[Bratsondanielle]

That's a relief but then why on the travel advisory list?

[glennos89]

Most likely because of the immigration problems that are going on right now. People are getting fed up that non western migrants are flooding their country's disrespecting their culture

[Bratsondanielle]

True true which is why we elected Trump instead of the giggling emptyheaded buffoon

[Iron_Man]

They don’t let you bring in guns into foreign countries and girls have no experience most of them with hand guns if it’s that bad just stay at home and travel with your parents

[Bratsondanielle]

That's what I told her to do

[Anonymous]

It's a low-level level travel advisory, the same as as London or Paris or Rome and many other countries where Americans travel all the time.

[Bratsondanielle]

So... no worries?

[Anonymous]

I've never been there, I'm not much of a traveler.

[Anonymous]

nooo

[Bratsondanielle]

Agreed I'm tryna make her stay home