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The problem with a lot of these people is they don't integrate with the local communities, normally by not learning the language.
by hsjqllzlfkf 4y ago
The problem with a lot of these people is they don't integrate with the local communities, normally by not learning the language.
- landemva 4y agohttps://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g189154-Cascais_Lisbon_District_Central_Portugal-Vacations.html https://www.tripadvisor.com/Tourism-g189154-Cascais_Lisbon_D... I lived in expat-friendly suburb of Lisbon, Cascais, and commuted into Lisbon or airport as needed. Terrible rush hour traffic, though it was years ago.
- rismaflow 4y agoThe upside is that they may be bringing in lots of knowledge and wealth. If handled properly that’s a boon for the local people and economy. Everybody wants to hate, but if you are a local and able to get in contact with these people there can be a huge benefit to you too.
- silisili 4y agoSuch a bad take. These people aren't there to share money, or knowledge. They're there to live like royalty while paying as little as possible. I mean, that pretty much sums up everybody, but it seems to only be the upper classes who paint it as altruistic.
- throwayyy479087 4y agoFunny when this applies to Americans and not immigrant enclaves within America. Failure to integrate is a huge issue, and it's currently tearing the UK and Sweden apart
- MonaroVXR 4y agoAnd Denmark and the Netherlands according to several. But that's what I hear.