Is your nation a popular honeymoon destination?
Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2017 2:27 pmMany Venetoes travel to our beaches for their honeymoon. We also see many couples from the Pacific here on honeymoons.
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Posted: Sat Mar 18, 2017 2:27 pmPosted: Sat Mar 18, 2017 3:57 pmYes, the quint towns and tourist destinations are popular with people on their honeymoon.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 11:42 amNo. It would be a temptation, pleasure gardens, smokatoriums, beautiful beaches, ports with pirates and pirate women. More of a place to go if you wanted a fun and dangerous time.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 11:50 amYes. We have nice beaches, forests, scenic villages, and romantic towns.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 11:53 amNo... unless you're a Tinhamptonian on a budget.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 11:54 amYes. The city of Handelshaven (with its 17th/18th century old city) and its beaches, it's a very popular destination. Most people come in from South-East Asia but we also get an increasing number of Europeans (mainly Dutch and British).
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 11:57 amYes, as the underwater cities, tourist destinations, and beaches are popular with people on their honeymoon.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 11:58 amGiven our political stability after 1973, our harmoniously united society and relative good public security, the Montesardi nation is the most popular nation in the Borealias for honeymoons and tourism in general. The most visited city is New Puledra City, the nation's capital. New Puledra City architecture has remained in the Art Deco era and it also has an abundance of Pre-Unification era buildings; some that date back to Azantium.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 11:59 amBaghdad is very popular, due to the upmarket hotels. Though Kuwait City is popular due to its modern architecture, very warm weather and beaches.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 12:34 pmNot really. We get a few couples who travel to Krasnokinsk on their honeymoon to see the Northern Lights, but that's about it.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 4:04 pmReasonably popular. Being a tropical island nation makes it a desirable location, however being a nude compulsory nation it's more popular with already nudist couples. You do get the occasional wanting to try something new crowd.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 5:01 pmYes. It is a popular destination for all sorts of tourism.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 5:04 pmYes! A modern, culturally rich, European/American friendly society located around the equator? Five different languages in five different major regions, you're bound to find someone that you can understand! What more could a young couple want?
Four of the five official languages are romance languages
Four of the five official languages are romance languages
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 5:10 pmYes, but only for those who were virgins before their marriage and who have a penchant for gambling and all-you-can-eat buffets. TS also has a major pilgrimage draw for pious couples.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 5:12 pmTourism is the largest part of our service economy, followed by private banking.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 5:36 pmUsually for gay and lesbian couples. Heterosexual couples, on the other hand, are just given funny looks, which may unease them.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 5:37 pmI really don't know
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 5:38 pmYes, With warm beaches and cold mountain ranges it offers something for everyone
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Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 6:21 pmWe have many spots that are popular for honeymoons in the U.S.A.R.:
-The Republic of the Southern Virgin Islands. The SVI has 14 beaches on 4 islands. One of them, on Rum Cay Island is named "Honeymoon Beach".
-San Jacinto, Republic of Sonoma. San Jacinto is the city of vice, what happens in Jacinto stays in Jacinto.
-Muscogee and surrounding beaches on Dog Island, Republic of Chattahoochee
-Redington Beach and Palm Beach, also on Dog Island, Republic of Chattahoochee
-Beach City, Republic of Sonoma
-Alamo Beach and Siesta Shores, Republic of Sonoma
-Los Osos, Republic of Sonoma
-Gold Beach and Ocean City, Republic of Chattahoochee
-Pointe au Chien and Holly Beach, Republic of Chattahoochee
-Onondaga Falls, Republic of Wabash (known for its falls and numerous haunted houses on the main street)
-Amalfi and Isola Capri, Amalfi Coast Republic
-Tortella and La Selva de Mar, Republic of Catalonia
-Kukljica and Ugljan Island, Republic of Dalmatia and Istria
-Kik, Republic of Dalmatia and Istria
-Beaumont-Pied-de-Boeuf, the "city of love", Republic of Aquitaine-Languedoc
-The Republic of the Southern Virgin Islands. The SVI has 14 beaches on 4 islands. One of them, on Rum Cay Island is named "Honeymoon Beach".
-San Jacinto, Republic of Sonoma. San Jacinto is the city of vice, what happens in Jacinto stays in Jacinto.
-Muscogee and surrounding beaches on Dog Island, Republic of Chattahoochee
-Redington Beach and Palm Beach, also on Dog Island, Republic of Chattahoochee
-Beach City, Republic of Sonoma
-Alamo Beach and Siesta Shores, Republic of Sonoma
-Los Osos, Republic of Sonoma
-Gold Beach and Ocean City, Republic of Chattahoochee
-Pointe au Chien and Holly Beach, Republic of Chattahoochee
-Onondaga Falls, Republic of Wabash (known for its falls and numerous haunted houses on the main street)
-Amalfi and Isola Capri, Amalfi Coast Republic
-Tortella and La Selva de Mar, Republic of Catalonia
-Kukljica and Ugljan Island, Republic of Dalmatia and Istria
-Kik, Republic of Dalmatia and Istria
-Beaumont-Pied-de-Boeuf, the "city of love", Republic of Aquitaine-Languedoc
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 7:26 pmYes, the warm beaches of Valparaiso and Atacamana, as well as the skiing slopes of the Magallanes are very popular as honeymoon destinations.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 7:28 pmIt's the only nation on our planet, sooo...
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 7:46 pmThe Kalani island beaches are popular destinations for westerners.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 10:05 pmIt's fairly popular, especially if we are talking about the cities of Pargo or Tortuna. The island chains found off the Moonlight Shores region are particularly beautiful and tourism focused, and thus are perhaps the most popular.
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 10:30 pmWell, plenty of Ardrenttides from larger towns will go to smaller towns for their honeymoon, who in turn might choose to stay in the villages, who in turn... most likely go to the mountains? I dunno, that's where a lot of my friends have gone but, for what it's worth, my husband and I went to the Bahamas because fuck this weather sometimes, you know? Not entirely unpleasant; still kinda cold a lot of the times, just... ugh.
-Caroline Bridget
It is, actually. Quite popular, especially in the autumn times, which I have to concur is pretty sweet. Wish I could even take a break to go and walk with my girlfriend through the fields of leaves... but sadly, she's not much into it and I have my business to run during these times.
-Corali Wen Jun, owner of the High Fort Hotel in the mountain region of Boides Chenay
Don't normally see a lot of couples around from out of the country, but sure, yeah. I guess, mostly in the larger cities: I think my town's like an exception because there's this really big pride parade and it's also next to a really popular hiking resort, so yeah... I think most people come for the scenery and then start thinking about the people and either become pretty incentivised to move here or just shrug and go "Well the people are nice, but a little nutty."
Could just be me, to be fair; I only moved here recently.
-Daven Horton
-Caroline Bridget
It is, actually. Quite popular, especially in the autumn times, which I have to concur is pretty sweet. Wish I could even take a break to go and walk with my girlfriend through the fields of leaves... but sadly, she's not much into it and I have my business to run during these times.
-Corali Wen Jun, owner of the High Fort Hotel in the mountain region of Boides Chenay
Don't normally see a lot of couples around from out of the country, but sure, yeah. I guess, mostly in the larger cities: I think my town's like an exception because there's this really big pride parade and it's also next to a really popular hiking resort, so yeah... I think most people come for the scenery and then start thinking about the people and either become pretty incentivised to move here or just shrug and go "Well the people are nice, but a little nutty."
Could just be me, to be fair; I only moved here recently.
-Daven Horton
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2017 11:04 pmAssuming nobody minds a submarine ruining the sunset in the Protectorate of Palawan or spoiling a diving session, yes.