I'm 14 and I just got one but so I've never been abroad. We could afford it we just prefer to go to Cornwall. update: I've been abroad now and I can see why everyone does it because it was great XD
In the netherlands you have “vakantie geld” literally holiday money. Right before summer they pay you one month worth of pay on top of the normal pay. So you have some money for going on vacation
When i take holiday in uk on a working day you lose your break times but when holiday pay you are paid for the full hours plus pension is not deductable
Same in Finland. Plus we get a bonus with the summer hols, it used to be called returning to work money, which you'd get once you finished your hols to make sure you actually came back to work and didn't start a new job instead. Basically you get your salary + 50% once a year. It's very nice.
In Germany we have between 20 to 24 days a year paid vacation, also plus national and local holidays. (Except you work for gastro.. then you're pretty much ***** )
In addition there are a lot of public holidays in Germany (e.g Easter, Christmas, day of the reunification, labour day,...) depending on the state you live in
@Alistair Bolden All Brits get sick pay, it's law, but you don't have to get paid for the 1st 3 days, reason being is to discourage people ringing up and just claiming sick on a Monday or Friday for example. People also get 2 weeks compassionate leave if needs be per year.
I'm Canadian and I went to Spain and Gibraltar last year. As soon as people found out that we were not American, but in fact were Canadian, their demeanours changed entirely. Everyone loves Canadians and I find it kind of hilarious.
Met an American in Chemainus BC frantically searching for Canadian stickers for his suitcase so people overseas wouldn't know he was American 😂😂😂😂 He was dead serious.
Abigail Fox As somebody whos english, we 100% do, literally all my mates do, its so ridiculously cheap to and you just go there for an actual summer & booze on the beach lol.
I don't know about British people everywhere else, but British people that visit Spain have the worst reputation lol They're in the news literally every summer because they keep trashing the places they go to to party (like Magaluf, Gandía, etc.)
I think the number of passports increased because somewhere in the late 2000’s or early 2010’s the law was changed so we needed to get passports to get back from Mexico and Canada, before that we just needed our ID’s.
@@evan if you live in Washington state (and probably other border states) you can get enhance IDs that you can use to cross land borders (and some Caribbean islands, as long as you go there by boat) so you still don't need a passport to go to Mexico or Canada if you have one of those, as long as you aren't flying. I got one when I went to Canada because it's cheaper and faster and I didn't pan well.
In Australia, 20 days paid leave actually means total of 4 weeks paid leave. They go by working day. Public holiday does not count as a paid leave but as a normal working day! So in fact we literally have up to 10 working days as public holiday!
He He Denmark, 30 days with pay!! This is how it looks for us in Denmark in 2019,,,, 52 Saturday and 52 Sunday + 13 days of holly or national holidays + 30 days of vacation days. So in short in 2019 we work 218 days gets 147 days, not working. It's a good year :-)
Centre PARC's is an adventure place where you go with friends or family and do fun activities, last time I went I went down a non lazy river, done some paintball and went quad biking.
@@evan not quite, it's a lazy river but sped up like a normal river but you have slide style parts where you can slide down and try not to crash into people then laugh as someone gets caught in the cyclone part of water that they struggle to get out of. Unlike a river though it's only a few ft deep
I know im really late but centre parks is basically a company which has loads of forests across the uk with loads of wood log cabins in it and there is normally a water park in the centre bit and 'fun' activities such as rock climbing and you can take your dog and its quite fun but noah was right, its not exactly posh even though its quite expensive 😂😂😂
I love Centre Parcs but I just couldn’t really think of how to describe it lmao. I would’ve just said it’s one of the few places in the UK where we haven’t completely killed the environment yet 😂
There are a bunch of different ones too. Often it is just like a big indoor pool small outside pool with rapids and 1 or 2 slides. They have lots of different sports and activities like badminton,(crazy)golf and laser combat. I have been like 100 times it is like a second home since my mum works there
The English centre parcs aren't great but the ones in Germany and Holland are amazing! Me and my best friends are going to one of the Dutch parks in 3 days, I'm so exited!
I love how everyone has like an entire month of vacation days and I'm over here in the US strategicly planning my 10 day vacation and thinking that it was a long time 😬
That’s not a Perth thing I think it’s just a James thing😂 I lived around Perth and I’ve never heard anyone who’s talked like that unless they were British 🤔
Ailsa Main maybe in Perth and the more populated areas? I’ve mostly lived in the super bogan areas and trust me when I tell you the accent is far from English I can’t even understand my own brother most of the time😂
Their reaction to Hershey Park was hilarious! I live in Maryland, so I go at least twice a year. I've been on every ride, and it's in my opinion, one of the best places in the world.
Centerparcs is basically a place with a lot of cabins that you can rent and it's usually somewhere with nature, like a lake or woods and you can rent bikes or go kayaking or swimming, things like that!
Yes, 20 working days of the annual leave which makes 4 weeks with weekends. If you're a shift worker you may be entitled to 5 weeks. The unused sickies can also be accumulated and can be used in the future if needed.
In Finland you get about 2.5 days paid holiday days per month.. so ~30 days a year... and you usually use part of the days in the summer and part in the winter...
love me some centreparks, it's just bungalow parks where people go on holiday with family or friends for a short week so mon-fri or fri-mon and do small activities like "swim in tropical pool" or "ride a bike" or like noah said "climb a wall" but all low intensity and chill. don;t think they are as popular now as they were back in 1980-2000's. i must be thankfull for them because i believe my parents met in one of those parks hahaha
I remember going a lot back in the early 2000s as it was a great place to meet up with family I didn't see often for a few days. I have lots of fond memories of swimming and going for woodland walks. I'd love to go back one day but I could go on a weekend break in Europe for the same price as weekend there. So I think it will be a long while before I do so.
brecht kimpe Omfg I can’t. The Republicans in the U.S. would shut that shit down so fast it isn’t even funny. They would find a way to make sure any dime more than the 1 week of vacation pay that you get here if you’re lucky (which is only at full time jobs that offer it* a lot don’t offer any) goes straight to the employer so they can continue to choke the life out their employees financially and of course legally. Never in your life let someone tell you this country is anything positive. It is a small group of people who stand on the rest of our backs who control the media that tell you this country is great. Of course the country is great if you are a rich white man.
@@Gizmonips Think people in the UK get a false impression especially when they holiday there, they seem to think it will be amazing except they forget about the lack of holidays having to work multiple jobs just to stay a float, poor health insurance having to pay for an ambulance or medivack helicopter, sales tax on everything rather than on luxuries, pay to bank, also delayed payment for fuel not fill up and pay, go in, pay what you think you might use, then sometime in the future get a refund on the money you didn't use.
@@kelvin869 It doesn't matter if you think Oz has the best beaches in the world. The fact is the UK does have many beautiful beaches. A couple that regularly make it on 'best beaches in the world' lists. Try and be a bit mature about it. Life's not a competition.
@@izzyclara8496 the official name of Park is the Alton towers resort because it has 3 hotels, The Enchanted village, the star gazing pods and 6 on-site attractions (the theme park, Alton towers Waterpark/Cariba creek, the Alton towers Spa, Extraordinary golf, Tree top adventure and the Chained Oak tree)
I know exactly the type you're talking about. The 'lower working class' are often like that in the UK. There are certain hotspots in europe that are very cheap which are very popular with these types. In places that are expensive for Brits, like Japan, British tourists have a good reputation, because they have never seen working class Brits. 🤣
I met some Brits at a train station in Amsterdam and going off their accent, liverpoolians, and holy duck, they were sooo energetic and loud, especially since I just had a 10hr bus drive :D
Me at start of the video: "Great another 'Aussie' kid from Sydney." James: "I'm from Perth, Western Australia. Me: "OMFG WE DONE IT LADS! We have an Australian that speaks normally. No more, "Yeh bruz, daz got a ciggy in me tog up servo aye." Now we have James, the intellectual.
I’m from Sydney and it seriously pisses me off when people speak like that, it’s like they’re trying to use Aussie slang cause they feel like they aren’t Australian enough that they ridiculously overcompensate for it by using every known colloquial word in existence.
We went to Centre Parcs once and it wasn’t even called that at the time, it was Oasis, and my dad would only let us use the pool at the park cos it was free and not do anything else.
British people don't really talk to each other and I personally find it very awkward when some stranger talks to you on the tube but at the same time you don't really want to be found as quite rude by ignoring them.
OMG. Yes America wants to talked to everyone. I was in Japan and while on the train and I was sitting next to an American guy and he turns to and says "oh cool an English speaking person" and then asked how my trip was going then I said "Yes I am from Australia, but I don't feel like talking" and then he said "Australia?" and went to ask questions about the country. I got angry and said "Sorry, but I need to get off" and just moved to another carriage.
I also never knew the landmark seeking was an American thing! On why we have so few vacation days, I wouldn’t say American workers are complacent, I think it’s more to do with disappearing unions and the current job market, where workers do not have a lot of power in the employer/employee dynamic
So true. Like...what are the workers going to do if they don't get their way? There is a line of people just waiting in the wings for your job, companies have no problem just letting you go and getting someone else who isn't a squeaky wheel. Plus Americans have the mindset that you need to work hard for everything. Need a house, work hard! Need a car Work hard some more, need a vacation, work extra hard and make sure you don't have a promotion coming up because if you take that vacation you can kiss it goodbye!. My dad worked 3 jobs. Do you think I got to go anywhere as a kid? I was happy when we got to go to the city 2 hours away. It was so exotic and exciting!
It’s a cultural thing. For instance in Australia it’s a common thing to “chuck a sickie” on a Friday or a Monday to get a long weekend. Basically it’s using a sick day. Or if there’s a public holiday near a weekend we’ll do that to get a 4 day weekend. We also will relocate a public holiday to the next working day so as not to miss out on our public holiday. Australians quite like holidays lol
The disappearance of unions is a part of the workforces complacency. It is also why we have less power in the employee/employer relationship. We fought, like literally fought and died for our rights as workers and in order to get unions. The current workforce is vilified so much as lazy and replaceable that we've been beaten into compliance bc we know that we no longer stick together and someone will def just replace us if we try to stand up for ourselves and subsequently get fired.
So the UK's 28 days of paid leave can include the 8 "bank holidays", leaving you with 20 days of "voluntary" leave (i.e. you choose when it occurs). In Australia we receive 20 days of voluntary leave as well, and the number of public holidays varies by state, but sits around 8-11, leaving us in the same net position or better as UK workers - except that our annual leave accrues each year (you can build it up), and after between 7 and 10 years of continuous service at one company, you are also entitled to Long Service Leave, which gives you around 8-10 weeks of paid leave.
Varies from company to company, the one I work for gives you the bank holidays on top of the statutory ones, we also have a Christmas shut down were on non Bank Holiday days we can volunteer to come in and get paid in time in lieu or actual money
Never been to haven but I went to Butlins as a child. I bet you'd be hard pressed to find many people with passports at either haven or Butlins and let's throw skeggy in that pile too.
You're right about Sweden! If you work full time for an entire year you are entitled to about 25 days if paid vaccation. If you don't want to have 25 days off, your bosses will literally make you take at least 20 days off😅
And we do get the “vacation bonus”, semesterersättning, too! Plus, those 25-30 days does not include national holidays, or weekends. So it’s basically five to six weeks off, paid in full. It’s awesome. :)
I work at center parcs in the Lake District 😂 it’s basically a holiday park based in the woods with tons of activities that you can do and restaurants. You stay in really cute wooden lodges - you should definitely come and stay one day!!
Having grown up not far from Ascot where Noah is from, the general holiday location was indeed Europe, but this is because where we grew up is phenomenally affluent. Otherwise I would say the holiday destination to actually look at is Devon or Cornwall, Cornwall being where you have worthwhile surf if that's what you're after. Also, Noah is technically correct about the number of days of paid leave, but only because we have 20 days as standard (minimum legal requirement for full time work) and 8 bank holidoays. So 28 in total but 8 are fixed dates.
Every country in the EU has at least four weeks of paid holidays, so I'm going to presume that the amount of paid holidays in Britain is going to decrease because of of Brexit
I (Swede) burst out laughing at 6:20 - we have 25 days paid holiday, but it's not always voluntary. You can elect not to take those days for a while, but my uncle was actually ordered to take a couple of months off work because he'd collected too many vacation days. He literally wasn't allowed to work that summer.
As a Greek my experience of Americans with passports is best summed up in the case of a couple with 3 kids up on the Acropolis one afternoon: Kid1 (about 9): dad, this stuff looks old. Mom: yeah, how old this stuff? Dad (looks in guidebook): this says 450 BC... Kid2 (about 12): so like 450 years old? Mom: sounds about right... Kid3 (about 15): that makes it, like, twice as old as America! Dad: yeah, it's pretty old, says here it's the birthplace of democracy! Kid1: can we get McDonald's now? Me: *facepalm* Still better than a lot of the experience of Brits with passports which is best summed in two words: cheap(er) booze... I guess I could give the Americans a B- for (some) effort?
I mean yeah I'm sure it's not quite that bad, but americans have a hard time understanding and relating to just how old shit is in other countries. And because it is difficult to travel, most of us have literally never seen anything (obviously excluding nature) older than 400 years old, if that.
Yeah u gotta understand that the oldest city in the US is San Juan, and it’s not even in any of the 50 states but in Puerto Rico and only a few hundred years old lol. We don’t spend our lives living in ancient cities so we’re just not used to it. Also, the public school I went to put a lot of emphasis on world history (learned a ton about Ancient Greece and Rome) so it really depends on where you are in the country, as education is extremely decentralized.
I think you mean the Netherlands when you talk about the country that " pays you to go on holiday". I'm form the Netherlands and it is kinda like that, like the company that you work for is required to give you 8% of your yearly salary as "vakantie geld" ( literally: vacation money). If you however make more than three times the minimal wage, this percentage may be lower.
Yep, very family friendly, not very exciting if you are an adolescent or an adult without kids, but it's a safe and fun environment for kids with lots of outdoorsy activities and a swimming pool with slides. And the separate bungalows allow for some family activities without disturbing your neighbours. Not for everyone, but it fills a niche.
I think christmas bonuses aren't mandatory either, but more common than summer holiday money. As a German, who admittedly has never had a job yet, I have actually never heard of money for summer holidays, I only know christmas bonuses.
It's bizarre to see Noah and Evan together! Two of my favs! What's even weirder, tho, is how quiet Noah is. Like, it's just so not his thing to sit patiently and wait for a turn to talk, lol. 😅 He seems more reserved.
More progressive cities have it better. The west coast and the surrounding states are a lot more lenient on off time. Basically if you go to a blue state it’s a lot easier
@@mlgprussian7115 Nope no part of America if you include the no holiday entitlement, no statuary sick pay, no compassionate leave pay, health insurance that still leaves you in debt, having to add 10% to the price on the shelf (rounded I know it varies, but I just found it easy to add 10% when I was paying), having to fill out your own taxes rather than it automatically done, free banking - we don't have to pay for using a bank account unless we are overdrawn, some banks in the US can charge £10 for a month for a basic account!!
@@djlads I'm American and i get 24 days vacation a year with 10 sick days per year. Right now I have over 12 weeks of sick days that accumulated if i need to use them. I pay $650 a year for my health insurance and in my lifetime of 61 years have paid maybe $500 in copay. Takes me about 20 minutes a year to fill out my taxes. I have never paid for a bank account. In fact they pay me interest. I consider myself the average middle class American. I may be the exception but these are the benefits that most people that I know average.
Haha, love this, Centerparcs is very well-known here in Belgium. And indeed not particularly posh. It is a vacationing park where you rent out a vacation home with your family and in the center of all the homes you have a bunch of restaurants, a fancy swimming pool, and other recreational things (which is why most people indeed travel to one of those homes with their family and particularly young kids). Didn't even know it was known in Britain, I know for Belgian and Dutch families it's a common quick getaway, definitely as I said, with smaller kids or bigger families.
@@Melissa-wx4lu well it depends, if you live outside of EU then I think it's the same shit as any other country, but if you live inside of EU then you can basically just get over here and live without much difficulty.
Center parcs is pretty much just a forest with roads and stuff. You stay in a cabin with like 20 others in a row either side of you and across from you. But you are kinda hidden. You bike everywhere and all I remember is going swimming, going to normal play parks and going to restaurants for food. It’s not posh since it’s mostly a wood cabin sort of style but inside it’s really nice, I recommend going
"People go to the Lake Distract" "It's just puddles" No pal, you think Brighton beach is good. You've clearly never been to the lake distract - few crowds, amazing scenery. What's at Brighton beach? Sand, water, a few rides and a lot of people wearing short shorts who really should not be wearing them with alabaster skin
Im visiting the lake districts right now. And it’s beautiful. I won’t be at the beaches. Just the country sides. But it’s so beautiful. Also good for hiking. So many hikers here. And i understand why. I really like these calm towns around here.
Kiwis tend to go on one massive trip overseas the year after high school and then only ever go to Australia or one of the Pacific islands like Fiji or Rarotonga. It's so sad being so far from everywhere else in the world! I'm a total travel junkie but I can't afford to go anywhere 😭 I'm very fortunate I grew up with parents who had a lot of overseas work so I've had the opportunity to go to lots of countries growing up but lots of my friends have either never left nz or have only gone to Australia.
@@emjenkins464 that sounds pretty standard, when I get to see my family in the UK I make the most of it because it costs so much to leave nz. Last time we stopped for a few days in Vancouver which was really cool 👌
I'm also from NJ, and, I once got stuck in Florida. I had to take a bus home. It was 26 hours on a Greyhound. The most miserable experience of my life.
Love the travel trivia! 😍💯As an American who travels a lot and is very fortunate to have a union benefits and therefore a lot of paid vacation time, this video made me feel super grateful!
@@ellanielsen2653 does depend on the award you're hired under though. Had a co-worker move up here and it was definitely a culture shock for her too :p she literally felt cheated and we were sitting around unimpressed
And then there's the 10 (or more, depending on state and city) public holidays - New Year, Australia Day, Good Friday, Resurrection Day, Easter Monday, ANZAC Day, Labor Day, Queen's B'day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and, if you're lucky, Show Day / People's Day at the Show in there somewhere.
Centre parcs is a activity holiday, theres a swimming pool with rapids and slides, you then book activites such as mini golf, archery, segways, go ape and so much more! Also they all have spa's which you can buy a day pass and use all the steam/sauna and mediation rooms and pools! And also book in for treatments such as mud baths, masages and nails! Its the best of britian!
Australia paid leave is a minimum of 10 days and if you are full time than you can get 4 weeks and shift workers get up to 5 weeks.And there is this think that when you work at a certain company for 10 years of more you get a sabbatical (meaning you get a few months of paid leave for your service) usually that’s for teachers but i’m not sure if it’s other professions too.
I’m not posh but my family goes to center parcs every January and then sometimes go to Devon to our caravan in summer and then the new forest at Halloween 🎃
My family always went to Pontins when I was little. We only went to Butlins for Spring Harvest, but it still brings back memories of riding my scooter past the crazy golf and playing in the playground.
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“I think British people just go on holiday to get a tan”. 😂😂
Emilia L why is it so true
Its sp true
So true tho!
Emilia L nope incorrect as a Brit a can tell you that
*try* to get a tan😂
British people on holiday just try to find other British to hang out with, I don’t think more true words have ever been said
Xavier Gibes
Too true
A really European thing haha we do it in Norway as well 😂
Xavier Gibes lol ikr
Nah I stay with who I went with one holiday
Nah they forgot to mention the part where it's 8am, all the sun beds by the pool have been taken by the Germans who put their towels on them at 5am.
"In the Middle of Australia there's just nothing." I'm from Alice Springs and lemme tell you, you're one hundred percent correct.
But there's plenty of traffic going on major roads, so people don't die if they break down.
The GAFA then.
How's the heat up there?
How are ya this time of year?
oh sweetie i feel so sorry for you
Literally in Britain I swear everyone has a passport, like everyone. It’s just something everyone is expected to have, like a driving licence
Orlanda if you're like me and have neither lifr can be hell ngl
i’ve not had a passport for 8 years lmao
Well not everyone... I know a few people who don't because ya know.... Living in poverty means you can't afford one
Yh
I thought everyone just got one after they are born😂
I'm 14 and I just got one but so I've never been abroad. We could afford it we just prefer to go to Cornwall.
update: I've been abroad now and I can see why everyone does it because it was great XD
The American and the Australian laughing at the British beaches. 😂
Why wouldn’t they the beaches have pebbles instead of sand. Like why
we have both pebble and sand beaches @@worm8151
Devon and Cornwall have great sandy beaches
Jenna Supper I’ve never been to a pebble beach here, I think that’s just Brighton
@@worm8151 ive only been to sandy beaches in the uk... bournemouth is great
In the netherlands you have “vakantie geld” literally holiday money. Right before summer they pay you one month worth of pay on top of the normal pay. So you have some money for going on vacation
You know this is why I like Dutch people.
In Sweden you usually get 6 % extra when having paid holiday time.
British print workers used to get double pay for their holidays. Not sure about now.
When i take holiday in uk on a working day you lose your break times but when holiday pay you are paid for the full hours plus pension is not deductable
Dude, all these stories about how you get paid to go on vacation makes me sad. :(
BLOODY THUMBNAIL
you mean art?
Evan Edinger BLOODY ART
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Noah!!
NoahFinnce YO NOAH
6:07 So in Norway, employers are required by law to offer 25 paid vacation days per year, plus public holiday which is amazing!
I was looking for this comment lmao
IKR! it's great
Same in sweden;)
Same in Finland. Plus we get a bonus with the summer hols, it used to be called returning to work money, which you'd get once you finished your hols to make sure you actually came back to work and didn't start a new job instead. Basically you get your salary + 50% once a year. It's very nice.
In Germany we have between 20 to 24 days a year paid vacation, also plus national and local holidays.
(Except you work for gastro.. then you're pretty much ***** )
In Germany you have 30 paid Days of Holiday, they dont take away your days if you are sick.
@Alistair Bolden I get sick pay
Most americans get squat for vacation days, and effectively squat for sick days.
In addition there are a lot of public holidays in Germany (e.g Easter, Christmas, day of the reunification, labour day,...) depending on the state you live in
Welp looks like I’m going for a swim to Germany I guess
@Alistair Bolden All Brits get sick pay, it's law, but you don't have to get paid for the 1st 3 days, reason being is to discourage people ringing up and just claiming sick on a Monday or Friday for example. People also get 2 weeks compassionate leave if needs be per year.
NOAH IS HERE OMG
ArtNerd37 righttttt!
Awww he’s still hot 😂😍
Same
ArtNerd37 only here for him
Brits have passports like Americans have driving licences
Yh we have licenses to tho
In america 87% of those old enough to drive have a driver's licence.
If you didn’t get it, they said in the video that they have like 76% passports in UK so the comment makes sense
In Scotland ID for age verification has to be a passport or driving license.
Jacqulene Cross what other types of ID are there?
I'm Canadian and I went to Spain and Gibraltar last year. As soon as people found out that we were not American, but in fact were Canadian, their demeanours changed entirely. Everyone loves Canadians and I find it kind of hilarious.
Met an American in Chemainus BC frantically searching for Canadian stickers for his suitcase so people overseas wouldn't know he was American 😂😂😂😂 He was dead serious.
I'm American, and when I was in Spain they gave me the same reaction when they found out I wasn't British.
@@SamAronow so in Spain Canadians>Americans>British? I'm curious why they prefer Americans to British
@@Dragoninja26 Americans visit Spain to see Spain. Britons visit Spain to see the sun.
@@SamAronow oh ok, thanks
True british holiday experience is going caravaning in some field in Somerset or smth
That was the first holiday I ever went on
isle of wight
FUCK that brought me BACK to my childhood
haha that's true
Fucking Cornwall
Feel like English ppl head off to Spain for a week every year lol
Abigail Fox As somebody whos english, we 100% do, literally all my mates do, its so ridiculously cheap to and you just go there for an actual summer & booze on the beach lol.
I actually know like 5 people who do! (I'm from England)
I’m Scottish and everyone goes to Spain for a week in the summer or the winter
I don’t personally but this is still true lmao, majority of people do this
Most ppl in England do that but not just Spain
key british holiday is in some caravan park in like dorset or cornwall with a kids club where u can get a photo with betty the beachball or something
Sammy the seagull 😂
Yes!
Naaaa holiday parks in Wales
I don't know about British people everywhere else, but British people that visit Spain have the worst reputation lol They're in the news literally every summer because they keep trashing the places they go to to party (like Magaluf, Gandía, etc.)
What I was thinking
Ik that’s exactly what I was thinking
It's the same for Italy. There are fewer of them but they party a bit too hard for most other European countries.
Yeah, in Amsterdam they have the same reputation, especially for getting stoned and drunk
British people who visit Spain are the lowest type of British person.
I think the number of passports increased because somewhere in the late 2000’s or early 2010’s the law was changed so we needed to get passports to get back from Mexico and Canada, before that we just needed our ID’s.
oooooh! FUN FACT
@@evan if you live in Washington state (and probably other border states) you can get enhance IDs that you can use to cross land borders (and some Caribbean islands, as long as you go there by boat) so you still don't need a passport to go to Mexico or Canada if you have one of those, as long as you aren't flying.
I got one when I went to Canada because it's cheaper and faster and I didn't pan well.
@@sanityisrelative You can do that in New York too!
@@tessewact I always forget that New York is a border state.
@@sanityisrelative Tbh I do too and I live here.
In Australia, 20 days paid leave actually means total of 4 weeks paid leave. They go by working day. Public holiday does not count as a paid leave but as a normal working day! So in fact we literally have up to 10 working days as public holiday!
Plus 18% holiday loading in most cases
He He Denmark, 30 days with pay!!
This is how it looks for us in Denmark in 2019,,,, 52 Saturday and 52 Sunday + 13 days of holly or national holidays + 30 days of vacation days.
So in short in 2019 we work 218 days gets 147 days, not working. It's a good year :-)
The US military says you can get 60 vacation days
Denmark rolls!!
In Germany too
Heidi no, it varies but the average is 25 (unless you’re a teacher or smth)
Same here in Brazil!
Centre PARC's is an adventure place where you go with friends or family and do fun activities, last time I went I went down a non lazy river, done some paintball and went quad biking.
"non lazy river" so you mean a river?
@@evan not quite, it's a lazy river but sped up like a normal river but you have slide style parts where you can slide down and try not to crash into people then laugh as someone gets caught in the cyclone part of water that they struggle to get out of. Unlike a river though it's only a few ft deep
@@ryantrue4844 they're rapids then 😂
@@Kenzy-xe5zn not quite though as they aren't that fast or dangerous and you don't wear a life vest. It's just fun to go down them
Ryan True omg that river thing is my favourite part of centre parcs
There are alot of English people in Wales. Forever.
"I didn't think it was much"
Noah... 28 days is a February.
😂😂 I swear North Wales in the summer has more Scoucers and Mancs than actual Welsh people.
I know im really late but centre parks is basically a company which has loads of forests across the uk with loads of wood log cabins in it and there is normally a water park in the centre bit and 'fun' activities such as rock climbing and you can take your dog and its quite fun but noah was right, its not exactly posh even though its quite expensive 😂😂😂
I love Centre Parcs but I just couldn’t really think of how to describe it lmao. I would’ve just said it’s one of the few places in the UK where we haven’t completely killed the environment yet 😂
There are a bunch of different ones too. Often it is just like a big indoor pool small outside pool with rapids and 1 or 2 slides. They have lots of different sports and activities like badminton,(crazy)golf and laser combat. I have been like 100 times it is like a second home since my mum works there
Mate centre parcs is my childhood I haven’t been in so long x
The English centre parcs aren't great but the ones in Germany and Holland are amazing! Me and my best friends are going to one of the Dutch parks in 3 days, I'm so exited!
@@bonabellex8265 depends on which english centre parcs u go to, some I've been to are rubbish, but some are great.
Noah?? in an Evan video?? Top ten crossovers of the century
fuck
What about infinity war?
I love how everyone has like an entire month of vacation days and I'm over here in the US strategicly planning my 10 day vacation and thinking that it was a long time 😬
james has most british accent i've ever heard from an aussie
Kayla Harman Isn’t that kind of a Perth thing?
That’s not a Perth thing I think it’s just a James thing😂 I lived around Perth and I’ve never heard anyone who’s talked like that unless they were British 🤔
Wobby Enna thank you for the clarification! :)
Western Australia tends to be a more English accent (but not quite as much as James as James has lived in the uk for a long time I believe)
Ailsa Main maybe in Perth and the more populated areas? I’ve mostly lived in the super bogan areas and trust me when I tell you the accent is far from English I can’t even understand my own brother most of the time😂
Their reaction to Hershey Park was hilarious! I live in Maryland, so I go at least twice a year. I've been on every ride, and it's in my opinion, one of the best places in the world.
Well the UK has something similar in the form of Cadbury World.
ThebreadthatcausedLesMis we do??????
It's more of a factory with a ride and a 4D experience. I love it tho
I think the best theme park we have in the UK is Alton towers
I live in Pennsylvania and even I have only been there once
Centre parks is amazing - log cabins- water slides - outdoor activity- great food and family 👌🏼
Yeah sounds posh
Yessss the rapids as well (not sure which one(s) you have been to)
Centerparcs is basically a place with a lot of cabins that you can rent and it's usually somewhere with nature, like a lake or woods and you can rent bikes or go kayaking or swimming, things like that!
Raluca Peca and it’s really overpriced
Aka tory sausage fight
NOAH AND EVAN IN ONE VIDEO IM SO HAPPY YALL
australia, we get 10 paid sick days a 4 weeks holidays per year
Yeah was going to say, pretty sure we Aussies get like 6 weeks per year? Or else my job is amazing
And if full time after 7 (?) years you get a 5th week ‘long service leave’ each year.
Oh and full timers get about 20% ‘leave loading’ (extra pay) on the 4 weeks leave.
Yes, 20 working days of the annual leave which makes 4 weeks with weekends. If you're a shift worker you may be entitled to 5 weeks.
The unused sickies can also be accumulated and can be used in the future if needed.
@@davidwest1325 leaving loading is 17% per week holiday and after 5yrs employment at company you get 1 month long service and 2 months after 10 yrs
In Finland you get about 2.5 days paid holiday days per month.. so ~30 days a year... and you usually use part of the days in the summer and part in the winter...
Same in Brazil actually!
love me some centreparks, it's just bungalow parks where people go on holiday with family or friends for a short week so mon-fri or fri-mon and do small activities like "swim in tropical pool" or "ride a bike" or like noah said "climb a wall" but all low intensity and chill. don;t think they are as popular now as they were back in 1980-2000's. i must be thankfull for them because i believe my parents met in one of those parks hahaha
I remember going a lot back in the early 2000s as it was a great place to meet up with family I didn't see often for a few days. I have lots of fond memories of swimming and going for woodland walks. I'd love to go back one day but I could go on a weekend break in Europe for the same price as weekend there. So I think it will be a long while before I do so.
Yvette G my family goes there a few times a year instead of going abroad and it’s actually great
Sounds like a resort holiday
In Belgium we have something called "holiday money" wich is basically(with exeptions of course) that you're wage is doubled during your paid holidays
brecht kimpe Omfg I can’t. The Republicans in the U.S. would shut that shit down so fast it isn’t even funny. They would find a way to make sure any dime more than the 1 week of vacation pay that you get here if you’re lucky (which is only at full time jobs that offer it* a lot don’t offer any) goes straight to the employer so they can continue to choke the life out their employees financially and of course legally. Never in your life let someone tell you this country is anything positive. It is a small group of people who stand on the rest of our backs who control the media that tell you this country is great. Of course the country is great if you are a rich white man.
@@Gizmonips Think people in the UK get a false impression especially when they holiday there, they seem to think it will be amazing except they forget about the lack of holidays having to work multiple jobs just to stay a float, poor health insurance having to pay for an ambulance or medivack helicopter, sales tax on everything rather than on luxuries, pay to bank, also delayed payment for fuel not fill up and pay, go in, pay what you think you might use, then sometime in the future get a refund on the money you didn't use.
brecht kimpe In Sweden the same
theres too many powerful people in this video
Nice username
Loving the username 👌
At 6:10, Noah's face is just like: "What the ... I need to move to that place, whatever country it is!" 😂😂😂
The people that scoff at the idea that britain has got nice beaches clearly have never gone to cornwall
Some of the best beaches in Europe are in the uk edit: Bournemouth, Cornwall
or pembrokeshire....voted best travel destination in the world by one travel site.
The people that think Britain does have nice beaches, have clearly never seen any of the thousands of pristine beaches in Australia.
@@kelvin869 It doesn't matter if you think Oz has the best beaches in the world. The fact is the UK does have many beautiful beaches. A couple that regularly make it on 'best beaches in the world' lists. Try and be a bit mature about it. Life's not a competition.
Prometheus 1018 I think every country that has a beach is nice in some eay
You did not mention Alton towers,
I’m ashamed of you Noah.
Emmy May that’s more a day out than a holiday though
@@izzyclara8496 There are a variety of hotels there now though
@@izzyclara8496 literally had to do it for business homework, it is a 'destination resort'. Loads of accommodation and themed rooms and the such.
@@izzyclara8496 the official name of Park is the Alton towers resort because it has 3 hotels, The Enchanted village, the star gazing pods and 6 on-site attractions (the theme park, Alton towers Waterpark/Cariba creek, the Alton towers Spa, Extraordinary golf, Tree top adventure and the Chained Oak tree)
pleasurewood hills
Erm, I'm sorry to report that in Europe British tourists are notorious for being rowdy drunkards mostly. "Grumpy" doesn't exactly cut it. Sorry.
I know exactly the type you're talking about. The 'lower working class' are often like that in the UK. There are certain hotspots in europe that are very cheap which are very popular with these types. In places that are expensive for Brits, like Japan, British tourists have a good reputation, because they have never seen working class Brits. 🤣
I apologise for my country
I met some Brits at a train station in Amsterdam and going off their accent, liverpoolians, and holy duck, they were sooo energetic and loud, especially since I just had a 10hr bus drive :D
Me at start of the video: "Great another 'Aussie' kid from Sydney."
James: "I'm from Perth, Western Australia.
Me: "OMFG WE DONE IT LADS! We have an Australian that speaks normally. No more, "Yeh bruz, daz got a ciggy in me tog up servo aye." Now we have James, the intellectual.
I’m from Sydney and it seriously pisses me off when people speak like that, it’s like they’re trying to use Aussie slang cause they feel like they aren’t Australian enough that they ridiculously overcompensate for it by using every known colloquial word in existence.
god what a mood
BurritoBoy 101 yes this! Where as us Queenslanders are accepting of the fact we are bogan and the slang just is. It is what it is lol
@Mia Smith Yes brother, Darren gave me a cigarette so I put it in my swimming shorts at the petrol station.
Centre Parks is so posh 😂 growing up I had Haven and Butlins and even Butlins was expensive
Butlins is literally my entire childhood and I'm going may I'm so excited 😆 😂
Ugh Butlins gave me life, once went once but I'd kill to go againnnn
I grew up going to pontins 😂😂😂 Butlins is like well posh
I always go to center parcs in summer then Butlins at Halloween. I always end up doing some random caravan shit in May though haha.
We went to Centre Parcs once and it wasn’t even called that at the time, it was Oasis, and my dad would only let us use the pool at the park cos it was free and not do anything else.
British people don't really talk to each other and I personally find it very awkward when some stranger talks to you on the tube but at the same time you don't really want to be found as quite rude by ignoring them.
OMG. Yes America wants to talked to everyone. I was in Japan and while on the train and I was sitting next to an American guy and he turns to and says "oh cool an English speaking person" and then asked how my trip was going then I said "Yes I am from Australia, but I don't feel like talking" and then he said "Australia?" and went to ask questions about the country. I got angry and said "Sorry, but I need to get off" and just moved to another carriage.
I feel like that's a southern thing more than a British thing
James Shipp yeah just realised it didn’t make that much sense
@@freyagould5543 what
James Shipp oh shit sorry nevermind
In Austria there are 25 days paid days of vacation plus like 10 national holiday days which don't count as vacation, but are also paid.
Jeeey Ösi am Start🇦🇹👀😂
Honestly we're all here for Noah
I'm here for all of em ^^
I’m here for Jamp
I’m here for Jampkin
Who is Noah?
No. Sorry to burst your bubble
I also never knew the landmark seeking was an American thing! On why we have so few vacation days, I wouldn’t say American workers are complacent, I think it’s more to do with disappearing unions and the current job market, where workers do not have a lot of power in the employer/employee dynamic
So true. Like...what are the workers going to do if they don't get their way?
There is a line of people just waiting in the wings for your job, companies have no problem just letting you go and getting someone else who isn't a squeaky wheel. Plus Americans have the mindset that you need to work hard for everything. Need a house, work hard! Need a car Work hard some more, need a vacation, work extra hard and make sure you don't have a promotion coming up because if you take that vacation you can kiss it goodbye!.
My dad worked 3 jobs. Do you think I got to go anywhere as a kid? I was happy when we got to go to the city 2 hours away. It was so exotic and exciting!
It’s a cultural thing. For instance in Australia it’s a common thing to “chuck a sickie” on a Friday or a Monday to get a long weekend. Basically it’s using a sick day. Or if there’s a public holiday near a weekend we’ll do that to get a 4 day weekend. We also will relocate a public holiday to the next working day so as not to miss out on our public holiday. Australians quite like holidays lol
The disappearance of unions is a part of the workforces complacency. It is also why we have less power in the employee/employer relationship. We fought, like literally fought and died for our rights as workers and in order to get unions. The current workforce is vilified so much as lazy and replaceable that we've been beaten into compliance bc we know that we no longer stick together and someone will def just replace us if we try to stand up for ourselves and subsequently get fired.
So the UK's 28 days of paid leave can include the 8 "bank holidays", leaving you with 20 days of "voluntary" leave (i.e. you choose when it occurs).
In Australia we receive 20 days of voluntary leave as well, and the number of public holidays varies by state, but sits around 8-11, leaving us in the same net position or better as UK workers - except that our annual leave accrues each year (you can build it up), and after between 7 and 10 years of continuous service at one company, you are also entitled to Long Service Leave, which gives you around 8-10 weeks of paid leave.
Varies from company to company, the one I work for gives you the bank holidays on top of the statutory ones, we also have a Christmas shut down were on non Bank Holiday days we can volunteer to come in and get paid in time in lieu or actual money
If you want the True British Holiday Experience go to a haven caravan park lmao, I can guarantee almost every british has been there at least once
Never been to haven but I went to Butlins as a child. I bet you'd be hard pressed to find many people with passports at either haven or Butlins and let's throw skeggy in that pile too.
We're all having fun at the tiiiiiiger cluuuuub t t t tiger cluuuuuuuuuuuuub!
Jaime Williams Nope... No one I know has. Whereas most I know *have* been to Center Parcs.
@@hatkinson9026 to be fair I live in Scotland, centre parks is a bit of a trek
Jaime Williams To be fair a haven caravan park is hardly the british holiday experience
"British people are grumpy" Yeah you're from down south 😂
Yeah, Manchester and Liverpool are just soooo friendly.
@@Chilukar compared to London... yes they are
@@jamiebaldwin5323 fair point. But that's a pretty low bar.
@@jamiebaldwin5323 Central London is nice and full of nice people, I'd rather central London than Manchester or Liverpool
@@joshuafp5727 is it fuck! last time i went to central London i got mugged
You're right about Sweden! If you work full time for an entire year you are entitled to about 25 days if paid vaccation. If you don't want to have 25 days off, your bosses will literally make you take at least 20 days off😅
And we do get the “vacation bonus”, semesterersättning, too!
Plus, those 25-30 days does not include national holidays, or weekends. So it’s basically five to six weeks off, paid in full.
It’s awesome. :)
Someone : *from perth*
Me : **YeSsSsSs finally**
Spinelly Is coming to get Ye omg same!
My canberran family is non existant on the internet 😭
Watching this in Sweden laughing with my five weeks of paid holiday lol
No the top places everyone in England goes to are:
3) Center parks (it’s superrrr expensive)
2) butlins
1) haven camping
haven is fucking shit. first time i went there were nappies everywhere and a bunch of crappy parents shouting at their kids.
ghostiedooble it’s shit but it’s cheap so everyone goes there 💀💀
Lucy Chapman butlins is awesome
Noah: *tries not to insult the viewers by calling them insulting names*
I work at center parcs in the Lake District 😂 it’s basically a holiday park based in the woods with tons of activities that you can do and restaurants. You stay in really cute wooden lodges - you should definitely come and stay one day!!
Having grown up not far from Ascot where Noah is from, the general holiday location was indeed Europe, but this is because where we grew up is phenomenally affluent. Otherwise I would say the holiday destination to actually look at is Devon or Cornwall, Cornwall being where you have worthwhile surf if that's what you're after.
Also, Noah is technically correct about the number of days of paid leave, but only because we have 20 days as standard (minimum legal requirement for full time work) and 8 bank holidoays. So 28 in total but 8 are fixed dates.
Every country in the EU has at least four weeks of paid holidays, so I'm going to presume that the amount of paid holidays in Britain is going to decrease because of of Brexit
Calum Byers oh shit
Fuck
Noooooo
Atinuke Ladipo I don't think so, imagine trying to put that through there would be strikes
Atinuke Ladipo doubt it, each company has different days and it’s the government who set the days not the EU
Noah is so chill in this video😂
I (Swede) burst out laughing at 6:20 - we have 25 days paid holiday, but it's not always voluntary. You can elect not to take those days for a while, but my uncle was actually ordered to take a couple of months off work because he'd collected too many vacation days. He literally wasn't allowed to work that summer.
Finally some Perth Australia representation!! We don’t all live on the Gold Coast or at Bondi, we go to margs
JayBeh Kay I live in Mackay I swear nobody even knows about Mackay
@@calaisgray4510 I'm from Rocky! And even I've only been to Mackay...once maybe. And passed through once on the way to Cairns.
J Robs omg cool mackay is kinda pretty tho
As a Greek my experience of Americans with passports is best summed up in the case of a couple with 3 kids up on the Acropolis one afternoon:
Kid1 (about 9): dad, this stuff looks old.
Mom: yeah, how old this stuff?
Dad (looks in guidebook): this says 450 BC...
Kid2 (about 12): so like 450 years old?
Mom: sounds about right...
Kid3 (about 15): that makes it, like, twice as old as America!
Dad: yeah, it's pretty old, says here it's the birthplace of democracy!
Kid1: can we get McDonald's now?
Me: *facepalm*
Still better than a lot of the experience of Brits with passports which is best summed in two words: cheap(er) booze...
I guess I could give the Americans a B- for (some) effort?
I mean yeah I'm sure it's not quite that bad, but americans have a hard time understanding and relating to just how old shit is in other countries. And because it is difficult to travel, most of us have literally never seen anything (obviously excluding nature) older than 400 years old, if that.
Yeah u gotta understand that the oldest city in the US is San Juan, and it’s not even in any of the 50 states but in Puerto Rico and only a few hundred years old lol. We don’t spend our lives living in ancient cities so we’re just not used to it. Also, the public school I went to put a lot of emphasis on world history (learned a ton about Ancient Greece and Rome) so it really depends on where you are in the country, as education is extremely decentralized.
Ναι ρε φίλε μου τι δίνουν τα αμερικανάκια που δεν τους νοιάζει, και δεν τιμάνε τίποτα (όχι μόνο Αμερικανοί αλλά κυρίως αυτοί είναι)
More like 2000 years lol
also cheap booze is the peak of holidays, my friend said that in Bulgaria a can of beer was like 60p-bargain.
More like 2000 years lol
also cheap booze is the peak of holidays
I think you mean the Netherlands when you talk about the country that " pays you to go on holiday". I'm form the Netherlands and it is kinda like that, like the company that you work for is required to give you 8% of your yearly salary as "vakantie geld" ( literally: vacation money). If you however make more than three times the minimal wage, this percentage may be lower.
It's the same in Denmark
NZ is the same
I’ve never loved a collab more. Congratulations, Evan. This is the best collab I’ve seen.
I’m from the Lake District and it’s basically puddles and hills😂
I have triped there before
With a lotta lotta tourists
I am from Cumbria aswell
I go to the Lake District for holiday a lot
*Go to Center Parcs and vlog it pls* it's just like an outdoorsy holiday place where you stay in the woods and do loads of activities
Yep, very family friendly, not very exciting if you are an adolescent or an adult without kids, but it's a safe and fun environment for kids with lots of outdoorsy activities and a swimming pool with slides. And the separate bungalows allow for some family activities without disturbing your neighbours. Not for everyone, but it fills a niche.
why do so many brits just forget that the uk also has sandy beaches?
Because they're still shit
Because there are better beaches everywhere else
Cause Britain’s ocean is cold af
Because it’s cold and the odd day it’s above 16° the beaches are mobbed.
There is a massive sandy beach near where I am from in North West Cumbria. But its no fun if it isn't sunny and it is always windy there.
Some German companies pay extra in the summer for potential holiday and in December for Christmas. It's not mandatory, but a lot of them do it.
I think one of them is actually mandatory 😅 But I suppose it's the one for Christmas / the one at the end of the year..
wait so people in other countries don't get Christmas bonuses?
@@xThePinkApple I don't know... They might not. I just know about the situation in Germany.
I think christmas bonuses aren't mandatory either, but more common than summer holiday money. As a German, who admittedly has never had a job yet, I have actually never heard of money for summer holidays, I only know christmas bonuses.
Center Parcs is one of the best holidays I have experienced in the UK, but I have only ever been to Sherwood Forest.
I have only been to Sherwood Forest too but from videos I have seen it honestly looks the best out of all 5 in the UK.
Ive only been to longleat, and its great
Centerparcs is like a holiday summer camp for families in the woods, like the one is dirty dancing. With lots of 'fun', organised activities.
@12 34 that cost too much
It's bizarre to see Noah and Evan together! Two of my favs! What's even weirder, tho, is how quiet Noah is. Like, it's just so not his thing to sit patiently and wait for a turn to talk, lol. 😅 He seems more reserved.
I have officially changed my mind I wanted to move to America now watching this I am going to stay in England
@Soph Xx soph1 why would you even want to leave home... Yes we do have bad weather and we dont have the best places to go to, but its still home
More progressive cities have it better. The west coast and the surrounding states are a lot more lenient on off time. Basically if you go to a blue state it’s a lot easier
@@mlgprussian7115 Nope no part of America if you include the no holiday entitlement, no statuary sick pay, no compassionate leave pay, health insurance that still leaves you in debt, having to add 10% to the price on the shelf (rounded I know it varies, but I just found it easy to add 10% when I was paying), having to fill out your own taxes rather than it automatically done, free banking - we don't have to pay for using a bank account unless we are overdrawn, some banks in the US can charge £10 for a month for a basic account!!
@@djlads I'm American and i get 24 days vacation a year with 10 sick days per year. Right now I have over 12 weeks of sick days that accumulated if i need to use them. I pay $650 a year for my health insurance and in my lifetime of 61 years have paid maybe $500 in copay. Takes me about 20 minutes a year to fill out my taxes. I have never paid for a bank account. In fact they pay me interest. I consider myself the average middle class American. I may be the exception but these are the benefits that most people that I know average.
blåbær No
Haha, love this, Centerparcs is very well-known here in Belgium. And indeed not particularly posh. It is a vacationing park where you rent out a vacation home with your family and in the center of all the homes you have a bunch of restaurants, a fancy swimming pool, and other recreational things (which is why most people indeed travel to one of those homes with their family and particularly young kids). Didn't even know it was known in Britain, I know for Belgian and Dutch families it's a common quick getaway, definitely as I said, with smaller kids or bigger families.
I saw Noah and immediately was surprised by Evan not insulting us
My mum works as a health visitor for the NHS and she gets 35 days paid holiday!
i live in Denmark and we have an average amount of 40 vacation days a year... i never thought we had so much more than other counties.
whoah
@@evan I know right!!
@@nigelmarvin1387 you're very welcome here, we have loads of advantages like free health care and free school.
@@tuboaf How's the immigration process? Denmark sounds amazing, but I've no skills that would get me a visa in most all other countries.
@@Melissa-wx4lu well it depends, if you live outside of EU then I think it's the same shit as any other country, but if you live inside of EU then you can basically just get over here and live without much difficulty.
PERTH REPRESENT. the most isolated capital in the world yewwwww. Also just completed my "Europe Trip"
ayyyy westyy
I worked for 18 years at the same company in the U.S. and finally got 3 weeks of vacation. But we weren't allowed to take it all at once.
As a Government worker in Australia, in that time I would get 72 weeks recreation leave, 4 months long service leave and 198 paid public holidays 😆
As if he mentioned the Lake District. Didn’t know people knew about it. We have been noticed! 😂
I live in the lake district and I was like wow we have been acknowledged
Where is Lake District
@@caseylouise1542 up north just below scotland
@@caseylouise1542 in cumbria
Noah is really adorable, that’s all I could think through the whole video 😆😂 You always have such lovely people on your channel 🤗
Rebbi THANK U
Center parcs is pretty much just a forest with roads and stuff. You stay in a cabin with like 20 others in a row either side of you and across from you. But you are kinda hidden. You bike everywhere and all I remember is going swimming, going to normal play parks and going to restaurants for food. It’s not posh since it’s mostly a wood cabin sort of style but inside it’s really nice, I recommend going
"People go to the Lake Distract"
"It's just puddles"
No pal, you think Brighton beach is good. You've clearly never been to the lake distract - few crowds, amazing scenery.
What's at Brighton beach? Sand, water, a few rides and a lot of people wearing short shorts who really should not be wearing them with alabaster skin
I’ve been to both. The puddle thing was a joke.
Brighton is rubbish in comparison to some of the other beaches in the uk
NoahFinnce - dumb joke bc US ppl don’t understand those jokes. Lake District has amazing scenery + nature.
From Brighton and there’s no sand it’s just pebbles
Im visiting the lake districts right now. And it’s beautiful.
I won’t be at the beaches. Just the country sides. But it’s so beautiful. Also good for hiking. So many hikers here. And i understand why. I really like these calm towns around here.
Kiwis tend to go on one massive trip overseas the year after high school and then only ever go to Australia or one of the Pacific islands like Fiji or Rarotonga. It's so sad being so far from everywhere else in the world! I'm a total travel junkie but I can't afford to go anywhere 😭 I'm very fortunate I grew up with parents who had a lot of overseas work so I've had the opportunity to go to lots of countries growing up but lots of my friends have either never left nz or have only gone to Australia.
I think my second cousins only abroad holidays have been to Australia and the time they came to us (UK) and stopped around Europe beforehand.
@@emjenkins464 that sounds pretty standard, when I get to see my family in the UK I make the most of it because it costs so much to leave nz. Last time we stopped for a few days in Vancouver which was really cool 👌
I'm also from NJ, and, I once got stuck in Florida. I had to take a bus home. It was 26 hours on a Greyhound. The most miserable experience of my life.
Why were you riding on a dog????
I did Canberra to Brisbane in Australia - AWFUL.
Waiting for Noah
It’s Noah!! Lol I remember following him on insta so long ago and now he’s thriving woo!
Visit Doncaster!
Also the rest of Yorkshire especially Whitby and Pickering.
Love the travel trivia! 😍💯As an American who travels a lot and is very fortunate to have a union benefits and therefore a lot of paid vacation time, this video made me feel super grateful!
“No one uses trains”
*everyone that lives in nyc including me cringes*
😂
Who the hell rides Amtrak
If you’re working full time, 20 days is four weeks, cause you aren’t expected to work weekends
Australians actually get 4 weeks paid holiday (extra 17.5% on top of salary)
Depends on your state tho Ella. No leave loading up here in QLD (well I get it, but it's not a requirement)
TheInnocence111 considering I just moved to Qld this is upsetting hahaha
@@ellanielsen2653 does depend on the award you're hired under though.
Had a co-worker move up here and it was definitely a culture shock for her too :p she literally felt cheated and we were sitting around unimpressed
@@TPHRyan - It's not just Qld. It's Australia-wide under the National Employment Standards. As you said elsewhere, it is affected by your award.
And then there's the 10 (or more, depending on state and city) public holidays - New Year, Australia Day, Good Friday, Resurrection Day, Easter Monday, ANZAC Day, Labor Day, Queen's B'day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and, if you're lucky, Show Day / People's Day at the Show in there somewhere.
"we all have cars thats a big part of our culture " having a car is culture ladies and gentlemen
Centre parcs is a activity holiday, theres a swimming pool with rapids and slides, you then book activites such as mini golf, archery, segways, go ape and so much more! Also they all have spa's which you can buy a day pass and use all the steam/sauna and mediation rooms and pools! And also book in for treatments such as mud baths, masages and nails! Its the best of britian!
In Ireland we have tayto park. A theme park made by a crisp company.
‘People who were trying to get to Gatwick but ended up in Doncaster’
Idk why I found that so funny 😂😂😂
I'm from the UK, this made me take a look into what holidays I get... apparently I get 30 days a year, so I feel pretty good about this now
"I still get child tickets."
Relate to that so hard. I'm 22 and still get kids prices when I go to the movies.
9:25 my mum always told me that tap water from other countries can make you sick 😂😂
@Matty Bruno Lucas Zenere Salas Well it can, just not every other country.
Australia paid leave is a minimum of 10 days and if you are full time than you can get 4 weeks and shift workers get up to 5 weeks.And there is this think that when you work at a certain company for 10 years of more you get a sabbatical (meaning you get a few months of paid leave for your service) usually that’s for teachers but i’m not sure if it’s other professions too.
Noah laughing at Hersheys park when we over here with Cadbury world
Center Parks is sO posh wtf us commoners go to fuccin caravan parks in Devon
Jessie L I’m common as muck, fuck caravan holidays 😂 that being said family haven’t gone on a holiday for 10 years 😅
this is so true even us who live in Devon go to caravan parks in Devon or if ur proper lucky cornwall
devon squad where u at
I’m not posh but my family goes to center parcs every January and then sometimes go to Devon to our caravan in summer and then the new forest at Halloween 🎃
If you can afford to go to center parcs every year and then away again twice then something’s going on then
“Centerparcs isn’t posh” 😂😂
I felt that coming as soon as he was introduced as being from Ascot. *ruffles hair* bless
Holidaying in the U.K. one word...........
BUTLINS!
Or if you weren't that posh it was Haven. Singing the "Tiger club song" with Rory the Tiger and Bradley Bear!
My family always went to Pontins when I was little. We only went to Butlins for Spring Harvest, but it still brings back memories of riding my scooter past the crazy golf and playing in the playground.
Butlins is such a chavvy place to go lmao
Im gonna throw up
Jamie Smith only chavs went to Butlins