To: Dinah Lord
I read the advisory for the Republic of Georgia before I went there last year, and this year they have been added to Forbes top ten most dangerous places to travel in the world.
I didn't register with the embassy there when I went last year and wouldn't have if I had returned this spring, as I had planned.
georgia
It's not even current. They don't require a visa anymore.
Let's be nice to Rebel. He's in a tough spot. When you travel a lot overseas you don't expect to be caught in the midst of a war.
863 posted on
07/19/2006 7:35:13 AM PDT by
MarMema
To: MarMema
What about your next trip? LOL.
(Who mentioned Rebel?)
Cheers and safe travel - Dinah
865 posted on
07/19/2006 8:04:42 AM PDT by
Dinah Lord
(fighting the Islamic Jihad - one keystroke at a time...)
To: MarMema
mar... you wrote not expecting to be caught in a civil war conflict etc...lets see..Lebanon, a haven for the worlds leaidng terrorist outfit, hezbellah..hmmmmm Does not take a genious to figure that out.
When I do my trips to the Balkans, I expect potential problems to arise and expect it. When it comes to signing in with DoS, you do it. It is the best thing as it covers you. If there is a line, you jump ahead to the front if they are lined with locals.
908 posted on
07/19/2006 9:56:26 AM PDT by
ma bell
("Take me to Pristine. I want to see the "real terrorists", Former Marine)
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