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>> Doesn't feel right though to make a distinction based on country of origin If it is not right, why every country on earth is doing it?
by ponector 11mo ago
>> Doesn't feel right though to make a distinction based on country of origin
If it is not right, why every country on earth is doing it?
- turtlebro 11mo agoWho else is doing it doesn't change the matter. Charging your guests more then your own? You don't think the morally correct thing is to charge them the same?
- bdangubic 11mo agoname one. I have traveled a lot and can’t say I can name one place where this is a thing. the closest I’ve seen is like tollroads that have different payments methods for residents vs non-residents :)
- fragmede 11mo agoMy travels through India frequently charged a much lower price for Indian citizens/residents, vs tourists with foreign passports for tickets to museums/temples/etc. The fee to foreigners was not exorbitant when compared my salary back home but would have been unaffordable to someone earning a local Indian salary.
- bdangubic 11mo agoha! interesting! i’ve never been to india!
- ponector 11mo agoUSA. Requirements for entry visa are based on country of origin as well as price.
- bdangubic 11mo agoentry visa requirements and fees are vastly different than charging different prices for entering a museum...
- ponector 11mo agoDifferent entry fees to the country based on origin is ok while different entry fees to the museum are not? Also prices in steam are based on country of origin as well.
- bdangubic 11mo agoyea, if you are coming from a sketchy area we may have to do a bit more research to allow you in. if louvre’s admissions are based on running background checks perhaps I’d go along with it :)