sazor

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   by sazor 1y ago

   The appeal and selling point of Airbnb experiences was local guides and small groups compared to Viator with more traditional group tours. In my experience it was quite good in Europe at the beginning. But now prices are just too high to ju
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   by sazor 2y ago

   The worst part is Germany as usual. Had to change some trains with buses on Gdansk-Berlin route. Other than that it was quite good and on schedule. I’ve used railpass so it was also cheap enough. My longest voyage was Moscow-London back in
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   by sazor 2y ago

   Not citizen but resident of EU country. Last summer Spain’s Renfe offered huge discount for a pass for people under 31. Only for paper version though which is slightly less convenient but worth it anyway. I guess other eu countries could ha
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   by sazor 2y ago

   Trainline support most of the Europe. Used it from Poland to Portugal, not much of a hassle. It does miss some regional train tickets which could be found on local platforms but major lines are covered fine.
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   by sazor 2y ago

   Spain has special tax regime applicable to high qualified workers (in any region) and nomads (in some regions currently) who haven’t been tax resident in Spain for last 5 years (ie relocated recently). It’s 24% flat (under 600k per year) IR