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From the article: "How did you define “country?” for this trip? I used the U.N. standard. There were 192 countries when I started, and one was added (more on
by precisioncoder 13y ago
From the article:
"How did you define “country?” for this trip?
I used the U.N. standard. There were 192 countries when I started, and one was added (more on that in a moment). I've also been to plenty of regions, islands, and culturally distinct places that don't technically count as member countries: Taiwan, Kosovo, Kurdistan, etc."
- mmayberry 13y agoBig gray area in this one. During his visit to Eritrea he was denied entry at the airport and never made it past security. However, because he "talked" to people from Eritrea on the plane and disembarked from the plane he considers it a visit even though he was DENIED ENTRY into the country. My neighbor is from Iran and I was once denied entry into Iran because I have an Israeli stamp in my passport yet I've never claimed to have visited Iran. Chris however, would probably disagree ;)