Wow, è fantastico vedere altri che fanno trading con Annie Harris, sono attualmente alla mia quinta operazione con lei e il mio portafoglio è cresciuto enormemente.

Investo anche con Harris, lei addebita una commissione del 20% sul profitto realizzato dopo ogni sessione di trading ed è giusto rispetto allo sforzo che fa per realizzare enormi profitti

con i consistenti profitti settimanali che sto ottenendo investendo con Harris, non c'è dubbio che sia la più affidabile sul mercato. un tale genio

Ho fatto trading con molte persone ma non ho mai incontrato nessuno bravo come Harris, solo applicando le sue strategie ora faccio trading in modo indipendente. è la migliore che consiglierei a qualsiasi principiante nell'investire per fare trading con lei

Incredibile Ho anche appena iniziato a fare trading con Annie Harris, è la migliore in quello che fa con un investimento iniziale di 1400€ ho guadagnato fino a 5230€ in appena una settimana di trading con lei, le sue strategie sono strabilianti

For visitors, the train from Danang to Hue is worthwhile; the bus can not drive on the cliffs next to the ocean!

ĐỪNG CÓ NGHĨ VẬY. BẠN PHẢI TRÁI NGHIỆM THỰC TẾ ĐỜI SỐNG CỦA NGƯỜI DÂN MỚI THÚ VỊ.

Oh, they just got wrong bus 🚌 but why they can get in, coz that one is only for local?

@@thevoyagebali yes they can get into that bus. But the services is not that good! That is why Mandy got upset about it!!

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@@LloydandMandy I'm actually interested to sign up for your online course how to make money online...i will do that sometime in August I hope you will still offer it till then. :)

From DaNang to Hue, they travel at night. OMG !! They missed the most beautiful view from south to north.

Exactly, regarding the online search. I would not go anywhere with out it.

Getting some of the Lower Mekong in my mouth led to me becoming very unwell in Can Tho a couple of years back. Would still reccomend the area. Lose weight now, ask me how!

@@foodhistory1387 even being Vietnamese myself travelling back I always get sick you just got to be prepared for it , i always get my medicine before travelling to Vietnam 😅

@@7MELSI The colostrum tabs are an absolute game-changer IMO

Yes but its also an hour before you need to be there so thats also 30 mins time allowed so it can be 4 hours. Also with flight delays happening frequently here. The bus is less dramas. Just get seated at go go go. Probably need a sleeper bus. I had a luxury bus from HCMC to Dalat and i would rather do 10 hours on there vs one hour flight stress. Plus its 10 % of the price and bus moves quickly whereas trains are slightly faster than human running speeds

Very good comment.

Totally agree, they are rushing Vietnam.

Yeah i dont have much time becoz working. 8 days go to hanoi, halong bay, da nang, hue, HCM not enough . Feel rush sometimes

James L How much you pay flying between cities? An estimate?

@@livetodaydietomorrowltdt2405 $100 to $200. But when you’re spending thousands of dollars on a trip of a lifetime I don’t believe in suffering to save a little bit. In ten years you’ll never miss $100. But if you have a terrible experience you’ll never forget it

Sabrina S I don´t think they like much Vietnam, they like more Bali 🍆🍆 They are ready to move on to next destination ..Xx HOME 🍌🍌

Yeah so short in some places mate!! How about 2 nights atleast!!!

Some might argue that the best way is via Hue? 😊😊

@@foodhistory1387 thay's right too.

My wife and I were in Da Nang 5 years ago. We booked all these tours and were very excited about it. The first day there we had this local noodle soup dish that got us extremely sick. We spent the next 4 days in our hotel washroom and canceled all of our fun activities 🤣

First time in Vietnam 🇻🇳 we went to Danang and the hotel was decorated in such a terribly gaudy decor that we changed hotels. That was 12 years ago. I didn’t like Danang but then we went to Hoi An and I loved it. Now I always skip Danang and go straight to Hoi An. In my opinion they are like night and day

We recently went to Vietnam 2 months for a short holiday and to also visit our Vietnamese friends. We took the sleeper bus from Saigon to Nha Trang and one of our Vietnamnese friend help us book a ticket and boy it was really uncomfortable. The “bus station” was in the middle of nowhere, ticket counter was weird like it wasn’t even a shop ?! Bus drivers didn’t check our tickets we just followed this person who process the tickets at the counter. And none of the bus drivers spoke English, even with Google translate they don’t understand as we wanted to confirm the sleeper bus is to nha trang and not anywhere else. So we just followed and trust the staff and man, along the way they kept picking up random people at random stops and seeing them hand the drivers money directly so I assume it was “illegal”. Even tho the bus was packed, those random people coming up just slept or sit on the floor beside us. Like wot the fck? So throughout the night I had to hold my belongings tightly just to be safe. And when we reach Nha Trang, they didn’t have a designated stop. They just randomly stop ? at random places every now and then and we had to use our Google maps as an estimation. Once they stop at a random area which is near our hotel we just got off in that middle of nowhere with our big luggages and took a grab to our hotel. It was near impossible to ask the drivers or anyone on what’s happening because no one speaks english. I almost had a break down because it was pretty nerve wrecking. Glad I experience once but never again. MAYBE I would do a sleeper bus again provided if communications especially with tourists/foreigners have improved even the slightest in the near future or if I am travelling on the sleeper bus with a Vietnamese friend where at least there’s a local with us to do the talking/communication. Other than that, I would rather spend more on a domestic flight. In fact when we came back from Nha Trang back to Saigon to head back our home country, we took the domestic flight which was so much easier and hassle free. That’s just my experience.

@@doasindefinitely Oh noooo! Been there 🤢 🤣

This probably not that bad but rather quite surprising when I visited Cambodia. I booked for a guest house through AirB*B and I was quite surprised because we have to sleep with like 10 other people in one room. I tried looking for a cheap hotel nearby but they're quite pricey since most of them are still using USD. So finally I got back to that guest house and on the first day, the water pump was broken, so we decided to have a water fighting while showering at the front yard. Finally I was happy with my decision cos I met lots of people from around the world and made it one of my most memorable trip ever! 😁

Very much this! A little bit of research & planning go a long way which will lead to a much better experience. Hopefully their content improves as most of their Vietnam vlogs come across as inexperienced travelers just looking for cheap beer.

@@sabrinas2181 You sound a very arrogant person!

better yes, cheaper no

That's usual life in VN. Most Vietnamese used the service, including me. Lloyd & Mandy are not on a luxury tour but they are living in VN the way we live.

They lack real experience the way of Vietnam live. You can point the food you want, they will serve exactly. That bus is local bus, not tourist bus. So every stop-station, services can not speak english. asking someone on bus to know who can speak english to help translate

@@quangvinh1153 So true

Whats Maf's?

It is only considered 'genuine' if the water used to make the noodles is from a select couple of wells in Hoi An. This makes it a hyper-regional dish.