If you have dollars, holidays in Venezuela is a very good idea.
Even for someone comming from Europa with Euros, Venezuela would be cheap holidays whatever is the flight prices. And when I said cheap holidays, it also means that you will live like a king there
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I don't think that it will be a good idea. First of all, crime rate is quite high nowadays in Venezuela. And also, very few of the locals speak English fluently. Another issue is that you have to stand in long queues (4-5 hours) to get even the basic supplies from the local supermarkets. And there are other issues as well, such as the lack of quality medical care.
If you have dollars, holidays in Venezuela is a very good idea.
Even for someone comming from Europa with Euros, Venezuela would be cheap holidays whatever is the flight prices. And when I said cheap holidays, it also means that you will live like a king there
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If you want to taste national crisis at its finest then you may try to spend vacation there. Believe me, living and even being a tourist in a country with internal problems like major inflation, problems with purchasing basic goods like groceries, an increase of crime in never a good choice. You will be better visiting a country like Egypt right now where there are high chances of ISIS terrorist attack - than Venezuela.
As for the bitcoin - I heard that governments of south american countries are against it and will probably ban every crypto just because it is hard to control cryptomarket.
You are both right. what I said what really simplified. Indeed, if we compare both Egypt and Venezuela, these country are similar in all aspects except the crimes rate (even if ISIS now puts pressure on tourism confidence over Egypt). Nonetheless, the difference between these two countries is that tourism is the first source on income for Egypt, whereas Venezuela generate more revenue with oil. Thus, even if Egyptians suffer from poor living conditions, the latter will not or less likely have conditions on foreigners than in Venezuela.
I have been in Egypt once, and even with crime issues, problem with purchasing basic goods like groceries, etc. believe me you won't feel that staying ou your cosy hotel.
(we are talking about quantities LOL )