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Šo, diemžēl, nevaram monetizēt. Tas bija sasaistīts ar mājaslapu, kura YT komandai nepatika. Bet, pirms izlabojām iespējamās kļūdas, mājaslapu likvidējām, un ar to viss tikai sākās. Pēc garām diskusijām un ilgas mēģināšanas to visu savest kārtībā, sapratām, ka dažreiz labāk ir sākt no jauna. Nu tad - aiziet! 🥳

@ Lai veicas ar jauno kanālu! Piesekoju 😉

There's definitely a wrong impression about China in the world, we can agree. And only those people who actually travel and see the world, can say the truth 🙏

Thanks for the info! 👍

Thank you so much!!!

Kosovo is truly an unrecognized country. Kosovo is not a member of the United Nations (UN) because membership requires approval by the UN Security Council and the General Assembly. Countries such as Russia and China, which hold veto power on the Security Council, have blocked Kosovo's membership. So... it's just what it is 😁

kosovo is a joke…. It is just Serbia !!

​@@spintheworldtravel Kosovo is recognized by over 100 countries, including the USA, UK, Germany, France, Switzerland, and the Scandinavian countries. It is a member of the IMF and World Bank and operates as a fully sovereign state. The ICJ confirmed in 2010 that its independence is entirely legal. UN membership is blocked by Russia and China, but that doesn’t define Kosovo’s legitimacy or progress. Meanwhile, Serbia’s debt to China has skyrocketed to €3.7 billion in less than ten years, with high-interest loans for infrastructure projects. Paying it back is highly unlikely, as just the interest amounts to about 10% of Serbia’s economy budget. In other words, China owns Serbia, just as they did with Montenegro and African countries. So, keep your "it's just what it is!" with a little bit more research and try not to spin your brain cells, keeping you from thinking ;) hahah

tunnbröd, either soft or a crispy type of flatbread made of different kind of flour

This one is very smelly though 😄

Hopefully, one day we reach Trinidad, too! 🥳

Thank you! 🥳

hahaha, I think nobody tried that 😆

​@@spintheworldtravelI guess you haven't seen 2 girls 1 cup 😅

@@kyleknapp6029 no 😁

Var tukšos vagonos, bet var arī galapunktā paņemt busu un vairs nebraukt atpakaļ cauri tuksnesim. Un vairs nemaz negribas arī 😄

wow nice to know! We walked from the city center to the airport, it wasn't so far! 🥳

@@spintheworldtravel no there is a beach stretching from almost at the airport and almost to the city 3 different metro stops along the beach

@@spintheworldtravel The longest unbroken sand beach in entire Europe are in Jutland, from the top of Jutland, Skagen, all the way down to the German border, around a 270 Kilometres long sand beach . There are several sandy beaches around Copenhagen, "Amager Strand" being the largest with many facilities along it, I can see the very last part of the video are from a part of that area. And then there are the "countless" places you can bathe at in and around Copenhagen. Standing basically anywhere in city centre and you can reach Amager strand and get sand between your feet inside 30 minutes by Metro, bus, bicycle. Harbours and canals were cleaned up decades ago and water quality monitored 24/7 and can be bathed in. As part of that harbour/canal clean up project the sewage system were upgraded to a "closed loop" system that means that sewage system are designed to be able to cope with even large amounts of rain without letting bad things into canals/harbours. As part of this system, a lot of over and underground basins have been established, that can hold huge quantities of the rain/fresh water coming. This water can be directed to water cleaning facilities, so it can be used for drinking/bathing etc. water, instead of only using groundwater, thus using natural resources better. Since Denmark soon will produce more emission free electricity than we use ourselves, becoming net exporters of emission free electricity, the energy used for such rain containment, distribution and cleaning basically will be done in a non emitting way, primarily thanks to our offshore windmill parks. Considering Denmark a generation ago completely got all energy from fossil fuel based means and few would consider we are "behind the curve" in what our society offers, Denmark hopefully can serve as an example, that proves that transitioning to an emission free energy production both is possible and offers a better living for all. Denmark are part of a 4 nation project (Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands) in worlds largest transition project that will transition 220 million Europeans away from fossil/nuclear fuel made electricity via offshore windmills placed in the North Sea, and on top produce the worlds largest production of green hydrogen. A small one digit percentage of this hydrogen will be used to ensure emission free energy even when the wind does not blow. I am one of those hoping that we soon all can drive cars with 4 stroke engines running on liquid hydrogen, a much better solution than battery based cars/solutions. Embraeer and Airbus officially also have stated they actively work on making hydrogen driven commercial planes, the hydrogen jet engine have been in use for decades already, unfortunately not in planes yet. Denmark do not have conditions for hydro electric power and have democratically decided to ban nuclear power and the highly emitting fracking just as we have decided to leave a discovered oil pocket in the underground unused. Denmark also are the only country in the world that have taken the parliamentarian decision to live up to the signed commitments in the Paris climate accord 5 years ahead of time/demand. For nations with access to water, modern mega windmills simply are BOTH the cheapest and fastest way to transition to an emission free energy production and usage. It´s another story that I, although an atheist, pray everyday that the three large nations with highest emission per capita, Australia, USA, Canada would realise they could make a complete transition to emission free electricity production and usage, by making a simple copy/paste of what we have done. They all have the conditions that makes that possible. They would laugh all the way to the bank on top. I hope you found the above interesting and not tooooo long.

@@veronicajensen7690 I think we actually passed by there!

@@Mike-zx1kx Thanks for all this amount of interesting info! 🙏

Thank youuuuu

Ahh, so nice! And we have some awesome traditions that hardly anybody knows about!

We think so, too, but some people really enjoy it 🤭

This is what we have heard from the guide and therefore represented in the video

nope, we tried 😁

thank you for the info 👍

It's just that the flights anyway go there, and moving around the country is not that cheap. So that's why we start with Copenhagen

Thanks for your nice comment!

Yes, we stayed in the Steelhouse!