Is it Still Dangerous Here in Beirut? | BEIRUT, LEBANON (Part 1)

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Join Passport to Travel's David White as he visits BEIRUT, LEBANON (Part 1) | Is it Still Dangerous Here? The US State Department lists Lebanon as a "Do Not Travel Country" for US citizens, but is it really still that dangerous here? Come join me as I discover the beauty of this wonderful country that used to be called "The Paris of the Middle East"!
My name is David and I have been traveling for the past 30 years. I am a typical American married father of three, but what makes me not typical is I speak 6 languages and take solo trips to some of the most exotic countries in the world. Join me as I visit every country in the world.
🎧 ROYALTY FREE MUSIC in my video courtesy of "RU-vid Free Audio Library": "Russian Dance" by Joey Pecoraro, "Shadoma" by The Mini Vandals, "Liquid Time" by Aakash Ghandi, and "Beach Brazil" by TrackTribe.
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Комментарии : 38

@alexr2324 Год назад

Amazing and I can't believe they recovered so quick.

@HusseinKefel Год назад

Hi David, I enjoyed watching your Beirut video thank you very much

@passporttotravelwithdavidw9764 Год назад

Hussein - thx very much for watching and glad you liked the video :)

@elietannous4390 Год назад

Welcome to lebanon.. I'm glad you lived our country..thank you for your support..

@passporttotravelwithdavidw9764 Год назад

It was an awesome country. Thx for watching

@marcellopasini Год назад

It wasn't a bomb, it was a fire. Large amounts of ammonium nitrate were stored in the port of Beirut. A fire started which led to the explosion. It was not an terrorist attack. great video, thanks for sharing. Here in Brazil, where I'm from, although my family is of Italian origin, there is a very large Lebanese community. Lebanese food is popular here. I hope one day to visit the Paris of the Middle East.

@RaniaKaram Год назад

Thanks so much! I love both videos. I watched a lot of RU-vid videos about Beirut and other Lebanese cities and they varie a lot depending on where people go and their individual experiences, but you painted such an accurate image about the place. And the food...Bon Appétit! Really cool! Thanks so much

@passporttotravelwithdavidw9764 Год назад

Thx for watching rania

@passporttotravelwithdavidw9764 Год назад

Thx for watching and the very nice comments on the video. It means a lot :)

@jasonorsini4724 Год назад

Great stuff!

@passporttotravelwithdavidw9764 Год назад

Thx for watching J-=dawg

@boulitravel Год назад

Nice video.

@passporttotravelwithdavidw9764 Год назад

Thx for watching and commenting

@living_peace Год назад

Hi can i ask when you recording? 🤔

@passporttotravelwithdavidw9764 Год назад

I was there a few weeks ago

@passporttotravelwithdavidw9764 Год назад

I was there a few weeks ago filming. Thx for watching

@passporttotravelwithdavidw9764 Год назад

Nice. Did you like it there?

@wissammoussa7540 Год назад

Welcome to Lebanon❤

@carvingtheway Год назад

❤Awesome

@alineyenisses3074 Год назад

That’s not tzatziki sauce it’s sesame paste mixed with lemon called taratour sauce

@alexwhite5335 Год назад

Welcome dear

@gulrajbhullar5525 Год назад

Hi, how was the internet speed in Beirut? Are the restaurant prices high and only in USD?

@passporttotravelwithdavidw9764 Год назад

Internet speed in Beirut was pretty good. Restaurant prices are both in lebanese lira and dollars and it's not that expensive compared to the USA, which has now become quite expensive given recent high inflation

@julioc4978 Год назад

Great video, How much would I have to take in cash to exchange for 2 weeks? Cheers

@passporttotravelwithdavidw9764 Год назад

Thx for watching. Since you don’t want to pay with credit cards as you will get a horrible exchange rate, you need to pay in cash. Hotel + meals + travel, etc and you are looking maybe at $120-$150 per day including a semi nice hotel

@julioc4978 Год назад

I’d assume Western Union would give you a bad rate as well of you wire money? I’d feel uneasy carrying big pile of cash 😂

@passporttotravelwithdavidw9764 Год назад

@@julioc4978 yes you need to exchange money at black market banks which gave me 80,000 Lebanese Lira instead of the standard bank rate of 1500 Lebanese lira

@julioc4978 Год назад

This sounds like Argentina currently

@passporttotravelwithdavidw9764 Год назад

@@julioc4978 yes with hyper inflation there as well

@gulrajbhullar5525 Год назад

Omg how was Baghdad? Any issues ?

@passporttotravelwithdavidw9764 Год назад

It was a lot safer than I thought it was going to be being a solo traveler. The area that I stayed in wasnt the best (Saddoun), especially at night and it was tough because I can only speak basic arabic and I didnt find a lot of English or any other languages spoken. Otherwise, no real issues outside of exchaning money at times in the banks