Where You Should NOT Travel... (according to this country) 

Fun fact about vietnam, they make so much coffee because the army burned down opium fields and replaced them with coffee bean fields. Also: Don't stand downwind from opium burning.

I looked it up and the UK and France have high degree of caution ratings because their own governments warn against terrorism. They are targeted more than most countries because unlike North America they are much more accessible than crossing an ocean, and terror attacks have just as high an impact when done on these two nations. It also considers covid restrictions, but it’s the terrorism threat that puts it over the edge for both countries. This also explains why Belgium is the same level, due to the attacks on places like Brussels. So, Canada and the USA are simply reciprocating the warnings that the UK & France have implemented, they don’t actually think they’re more problematic in general 😅

19 years ago my wife took me to my first drive-in movie. It was our first date and we went to see Underworld. As the movie started it began to rain. It was magical. They kept the movie going despite the weather. Since it was difficult to see through the windshield we had to occupy our time with conversation. We got to know each other a lot more than people normally would on a first date and I believe it really helped me relax around her enough to just be myself. 2 years later we were married and we're still together. I highly recommend drive-ins. Maybe one day we'll get to see Underworld...

As a Filipino, I can confirm that we indeed love the Mexicans

"I didnt heard about the brazilian coffee" The coffee that he drink everyday: Im just a joke for u?

*day 33 of asking Drew to do a video with his Argentinian grandpa*

Funnily enough, Phillipines was once part of Mexico. Under Spanish Colonization, it was part of the Viceroyalty of New Spain which was administered in Mexico City. So technically, Phillipines was once part of Mexico.

The Philippines apart from the fact that they were conquered by the Spanish, were also conquered by the Tlaxcaltecas (an indigenous culture of Mexico well known for helping the Spanish against the Aztecs), after the Spanish defeated them they went to the Philippines and since they considered the Tlaxcaltecas as great warriors took them with them, so it is known that 90% of the crew was made up of Tlaxcalans and when they got there they fought with Japanese pirates (epic crossover) and after that the Tlaxcalans settled and mixed with the natives there, The Spanish founded a municipality called Mexico in the Philippines, in addition to the fact that they administered them from Mexico City together with the Manila galleon that went from Acapulco to Manila that increased migration in both parts of the viceroyalty along with much cultural exchange, 🇲🇽❤🇵🇭

7:10 one of Brazil nicknames is literally "country of coffee"

0:06 That part is the state of Puebla, the place where the battle of *5 de Mayo* was placed, as a Mexican I can confirm May 5th is a normal day (without classes but normal)

There are some companies that buy Brazilian coffee from the producers and just sell using their Brand and package. Germany loves to do that

Why is there a high degree of caution warning for France and Belgium? Are they afraid you might get attacked by Baguettes and French Fries?

France also has a Travel Advise map, you can find it by typing "Conseils aux voyageurs carte" (the first result is just before COVID, but usually, China is all GREEN, which means "You can go without worrying"), they are very precise map, where you can clearly see the conflict or dangerous zones ! (Like Mexico is in Yellow (Travel with care), but states with active drug cartels are in Orange or Red, which means "Don't go there unless necessary" or "Just don't go there"))

cinco de mayo in the Philippines is the Flores de Mayo, the one with fancy Santacruzan things, mostly* a devoted catholic thing

7:29 idk why i looked it up but it says “In most industrialized countries about 105 boys are born for every 100 girls, for a ratio of 1.05, known as the secondary sex ratio, or SSR; the primary sex ratio is the ratio at conception. This is often expressed as the percentage of boys among all births, or about 51.2 percent.” balanced 👍

3:44 You should exercise the same caution everywhere you go. Some Countries may fool you of how safe or unsafe they're really is.

Fun fact about Russia's male population, so many men died in WW2 that their male population still has not fully recovered from it.

10:28 Drive-in movie theaters actually a little comeback with the pandemic. At least I heard of a few new ones. Obviously it's a lot safer to sit in your car with the windows up, rather than sitting in a crowded room...

Well that was expected to see Russia all red. (Red Army Soviet Union 🟥) 1922-1991

0:45 Bulgaria also use it The Bulgarian theologian-Cyril who created the alphabet:...

Living in Cyprus, we mainly speak Greek but English is also spoken

0:51 Simple - the 3 out of the 4 standard versions of the pluricentric Serbocroatian language have adapted separate cyrillic and latin alphabets for themselves (the Croatian standard adopted only latin). People choose for themselves which one they prefer (in my high school class, a majority went went with latin, but the minority of cyrillic writers was substantial. now in uni, there's a similar story), but all can understand both pretty much perfectly. then again, while preference for one or the other isn't strickly tied to ethnicity, there are different preferences within ethnicities. Bosniaks tend to choose latin, Montenegrins too, tho the difference isn't quite as big with the former, while Serbs tend to choose cyrillic. In Kosovo and North Macedonia, the usage of both Latin and Cyrillic is explained by different languages - while standard Serbian (the largest minority language of Kosovo) uses both cyrillic and latin, Albanian (the majority language of the area) uses just latin. In North Macedonia, the division is even more stark, as (Slavo-)Macedonian, the official language of the country (more closely related to Bulgarian than to Serbocroatian) uses just cyrillic. Nevertheless, a large Albanian and a smaller Turkish minority mean that a substantial percentage of the country's population uses latin to write in their language. For Cyprus, well, they have their own somewhat divergent dialect of Greek, spoken by a majority of the island's population, so of course Greek is gonna be an official language, written in the greek alphabet. Turkish is officially recognized as the second official language of Cyprus, due to the large Turkish minority (large enough they have their own unrecognized state in the north), and since Turkish is written using the latin alphabet...

9:48 The drive-in movie theatre that I went to as a child is still there (Georgia, Dekalb county), and this just reminded me that it’s still there. Thank you, Drew. Thank you.

“Places Americans shouldn’t/can’t travel” Would start a communist uprising with how much red is on the map.

Fun Fact: I learnt more geography by watching this channel than learning from geography teachers

Drew how on earth did you not know that they write in greek in Cyprus?

>prohibit to travel in Russia by any means of transport >"Avoid travelling in here"

Your videos are now considered 'Listenable' by RU-vid! Keep up the great work boi!

3:08 That’s actually the Dardanelles Strait, the location of the Dardanelles Campaign of 1915. The land to the north is Gallipoli.

Bangladesh has the most fertile land percentage in the world. The temperature is perfect for both humans & crops, everywhere there are several rivers, waterways. Many people compare fertile Bangladesh with barren cold Russia which is pretty dumb.

I understand the reason the label "avoid at all costs" is in Venezuela, but as a Venezuelan it is greatly exaggerated There are still pretty safe and touristy areas, it's not like you're gonna get shot on sight lmao

People: Dont travel Me who lives in the red area: Ok

0:45 Fun fact: Bulgaria created the Cyrillic alphabet :D

2:39: Bothnian Bay - Kvarken - Bothnian Sea - Sea of Aland/Archipelago Sea - Baltic Sea - Great Belt - Kattegat - Skagerrak - North Sea - English Channel - Bay of Biscay - Gulf of Cadiz - Strait of Gibraltar - Alboran Sea - Strait of Sicily - Libyan Sea - Strait of Antikythera - Aegean Sea - Dardanelles - Sea of Marmara - Bosphurus - Black Sea - Strait of Azov - Sea of Azov - Mouth of Don.

Love the Phillipines from Mexico, our Latino asian brothers

Here instead of drive-in theaters, we have summer cinemas, outdoor screens in an open enclosed area, with tables and chairs for you to sit down, drink a cold drink and have a snack while watching a movie. Very popular in the summertime

LMAOOO the fact that it’s just Britain and France, Canada fr just said their parents are dangerous

My town in Alaska during the winter projects a movie on a snow bank and plays the audio on the radio. So technically Alaska has a temporarily closed drive in movie theater

USA use blue for left and red for right is not that surprising, I mean USA has been doing stuff differently from the rest of the world for a long time

Thanks Drew, nice video!

The Canada graph was made during the yellow jacket protest so that explains France. But I really have no explanation for the UK.

7:28 It's the other way round. There are more boys being born on average, but men have lower life expectancy than women. Some of that is just biology and some of that is men working more dangerous jobs, being more likely to be alcoholic, etc. Also Russia hasn't recovered for many reasons. 1) Child mortality was higher in Soviet Union than in the West. 2) There was shortage of men in workforce so women were encouraged to work and so didn't have kids. 3) Men have much lower life expectancy in Russia than women. Alcoholism, drug abuse, poor working conditions, poverty, high crime rates, etc. contribute to that. On average life expectancy for Men in Russia is 68 years while for women it's 78 years. Ten years of gap in life expectancy between women and men in Russia!

Hey! That is Cambria County in PA with 3+ Drive-Thrus, which probably explains why I was lucky enough to see a movie in one when I was a wee lad!

10:35 I believe that theater is the Swap Shop in Broward County. During the day it's a huge flea market, then at night they turn it into a drive-in theater

7:25 "Are more female babies born than male babies?" Not really, the population ratio is generally skewed towards females because they tend to live longer, 5 years more on average.

It's a good Saturday when drew uploads

Bulgaria doesn't "also" do the Cyrillic. Bulgaria created the Cyrillic and it was later adopted by the Kievan Russ and from there - to Russia.

With the drive in movie theaters, Transit Drive-In in Niagara County, NY has 4-5 screens and it is a lot of fun

0:47 drew, PLEASE stop reffering to that's region as "former yugoslavia", its like everytime you would mention Texas or Georgia or florida or Alabama you'd reffer to them as "Former Confederacy" all the time, instead of "South USA" or " South Eastern USA" or even just "The South" A much preferable term to reffer to the "Former Yugoslavia" is "Western balkans", there is no problem or issue with that term, nor is anybody getting upset over it Anyways, apologies for my explosive rant

Bolivia was the largest producer of Silver during the spanish empire, because it was easy to exploit. Then Mexico became the largest producer of Silver as technology got better, and it still is. We might see a repeat with Lithium, there's debate over how much Lithium there is in Mexico and how to extract it.

interesting that you mention drive-in theaters in Alaska cause we actually had one a year or two ago it was only temporary but it was the first drive-in theater I had ever gone to and it was really cool

Never realized how lucky I was in Saluda County for drive-ins, the ones in Monetta and Greenwood are close by and Monetta’s town limits extend into Saluda a bit itself too

Me when drew mentions Bangladesh: (happy recognition noises)

Drew.... of course Cyprus uses partially the Greek alphabet. It's an historical Greek island, 75% of the population are ethnic greeks, their official languages are Greek and Turkish, and the majority of the time, the majority of the people supported reunification with Greece.

Happy to see my home county of Dutchess County, New York is one of the only counties in the whole U.S. with 3+ Drive-in-Theaters!

These travel maps are interesting, good stuff

7:58 Here are some of my thoughts about this graph. 1. Russia's ratio of females to males didn't recover like Germany's did, because birth rates in soviet times were pretty low. A lot of men were missing in the work force and women were encouraged to work. Also a lot of men literally drink themselves to death. 2. Russia has serious demographic issues. Its population is not aging and declining as rapidly as Japan's, yet they are going to be hit harder. Russia is not a wealthy country by our standards and won't be able to pay for their elderly. 3. Yeah. Russia could never solve China's situation. Some experts say China has around 50 Million "surplus" men. That is more than 1/3rd of Russia's entire population. They are not even in the same age group so...

Drew I love ur vids so much they make my day :)

There is something missing at 2:51 You dont have to go around denmark to get from the Baltic Sea to the North sea, there is actually a canal through northern germany which connects both (i think its called the Kiel Canal)

Your videos makes me smile

Male babies are more common but men don’t live as long and have higher rates of suicides and disease as well as making up most of the worlds armies, which leads to more male casualties during war.

Regarding that lithium one- I’m fairly sure there was just a discovery of a ridiculous amount of lithium in Cornwall England!

the only time ive been to a drive-in theatre is when my dad took my family out to watch turbo

7:11: The 1950 female overlap is because so many men died in WWII.

I think cyprus speaks 100% greek but with a diffrent accent like americans and people from uk

When I got my driver's license at 16 in 1971, Drive In's were fairly common in CT, Norwich- New London, and the Groton Drive-ins I when to a lot. The Groton Drive-in is long gone now, there is a shopping mall there now. The Norwich -New London Drive-in is just an overgrown field not, they have been trying to sell it for decades at lease since the end of the 1970s. They say that Metroplexes and the VCR killed the drive in's. I think it had a lot to do with local property taxes. It was a thing back then a double feature and in the summer the movie would not even start till around 9 pm well 3 to 4 hours of movie run time is great for the weekend not so much during the workweek. I have not been to a drive-in in just about 50 years.

0:53 it works because some people use only one, some only the other but they all have atleast once used the one they perfer less.

I think the coffee part they refer who process more beans not who consumes it

Russia has more female population because the life expectancy of men is extremely low in comparison to womens, this may be caused by alcoholism problems they face

Formor Alaskan here: Drive in theaters are impossible in AK. In the summer, there isn't night. There's just more sun, so your projector wouldn't work. Yes, that effect occurs state wide. Sure, there may be a few hours of darkness, but for the most part, summer in Alaska means you can read outside at almost any time of night. I thought sunsets year round were a movie thing Hollywood invented for drama. Now let's talk about the winter. You would have to leave your engine running the whole time you were watching the movie. Or you would die. Your winters in the lower 48 are not cold. They're a bit chilly. That's it. Alaskan winters get so cold that if you peed outside, your pee freezes before it hits the ground. If you throw boiling water into the air, it will flash-freeze into snow instantly. Actualy instantly. AK winters give you about 15 minutes of exposure before you die. There's also the problem that modern movies are all garbage and no one gives people permission to screen old movies publicly.

Love the video man your amazing keep going

10:27 I have passed by the one near Dallas as it is my most common route to the city

I'm Spanish and can confirm there are other places apart from Chile that use purple for political parties.

We celebrate cinco de mayo in Canada

I live near the Swap Shop and it is huge. The whole place takes up an entire block and the drive-in is only a small portion of it. It's also the world's largest flea market.

The shortest distance in the English Channel is 30 miles, on a clear day youd be able to see the either France or Britain. Fun fact: Dunkirk which is in that area where its only 30 miles, because some of the soldiers saw Britain, they tried to swim across the Chanel

4:34 I guess it makes sense for a traveler from the US to exercise some caution when visiting Denmark... Especially compared to Norway and Sweden. We don't have any dangerous nature, no guns, no risk of getting lost, etc. Wait? It should be the other way around?

I love how Drew pronounces California

10:20 This must not be entirely accurate because Essex County, MA still has a drive-in at the Topsfield Fairgrounds

Favorite RU-vidr man keep it up

1:10 Kazakhstan has started to use the Latin alphabet btw

As a Mexican this is the first time in my life I've heard someone say that 5 de Mayo isn't celebrated by the whole country.

on the theater map kern county has one its small and under the radar its in north east bakersfield near heartpark

in the Netherland we use the color purple to indicate rightwingers working together with leftwingers. and we see it as a devil's pact

7:48 ya let's not talk about that

I love this channel

4:15 UK: Flip butter knives France: Protests over anything and everything I'm surprised Sweden isn't yellow too. Maybe and old map.

It's $4.30 per gallon here in Minnesota. It jumps up and down and i'm sure will be back down to $3.49 next week. :p

For the Canadian safety, it maybe because Quebec doesn't advise to travel to the UK and the other provinces don't advise to travel to France. So nothing regarding security but an internal canadian old dispute ;-)

I’m Mexican our Independence Day is actually September 15-16

I'm from Prince Edward Island Canada and there is 2 drive ins. that's one drive in theater for every 80,000 people

In southern Ohio there is quite a few, I live right next to StarLite Drive-In in Clermont County.

7:28 that's the American education system for you

Here is a thing about Bangladesh's population density, In reality it's not that much higher than Japan or South Korea(China too considering it's population distribution map) once you consider how mountainous they are how extremely flat Bangladesh is.

Very interesting video, gives me a new view of the planet.

Glad to see El Paso County, TX still has a drive-in

Wtf, Canada also celebrates Cinco de mayo

Russia has one of biggest differences in the world in male vs female life expectancy. This is probably the reason why female population is so much bigger there.

Uyuni salt plains, that's we're all the lithium is. Chile and Argentina also have a bunch of smaller salt plains too, it's like a triangle

Advisories from Ministries for Foreign Affairs are based on many factors, usually if a state disallows free movement for a country's citizens, they both will degrade their travel advisory. Also most countries also do regionally based guides, such as for regions with active conflict etc.