MY FIRST TIME LEAVING THE COUNTRY..
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Published 2023-11-29
I spent 25 hours in Paris for my first trip out of the country and it was amazing!! I wish I got the chance to do more but I will be back soon!!
Paris.. it was a pleasure
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All Comments (8)
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Yes, thank you for sharing Paris, France 🇫🇷. Yes, I am glad you have been here for the first of mNy times to come. 😂 Hahaha!! So, yes, walking along the Seine River on the left bank or tight bank is fine. So, did you take a boat tour to see the original Statue of Liberty 🗽 there?? Yes, our Statue of Liberty is a copy of the original there in Paris, France.😊
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I'm so happy for you especially being so young. I myself just went to Paris for the first time at 57 the week before Thanksgiving 2023. Paris was truly magical to me and I definitely plan to return soon. Travel travel travel travel travel travel travel travel .
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Sadly weather wasn’t with you, but next time you will get better weather and hopefully all level of the tower will be opened. There are more to visit, you have The Arc de Triomphe on the Champs Elysées, take a boat and sail over La Seine, and more and more….Hope you enjoyed your time there anyway. Greetings from France 🇫🇷 (French cabin crew)
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Out of the country for the first time. This is huuuge! Looks beautiful. And about not being able to go to the top of the tower this time, there will be way more opportunities 🤙🏼 this is first of many and much better things to come
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Congratulations on your first international! I’m a Delta FA too💁🏾♀️
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Yessirr. I’m tryna get like you fam.
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Can you arrange your schedule so you get your days off while in another country so you get more time there? If so, does your hotel get covered by the airline or do you have to pay your own way on your "off" days if you stay extra? Or do you have to do the turnaround with the same crew and go straight back after your rest period/layover?
