Will Americans be able to travel abroad over the next 4 years ?

[Beachnutt]

Other countries hate our new President/dictator.
Will folks snub Americans for being so stupid ?

[maxsolomon]

1. Yes.

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[bif]

2. Foreigners can separate us from our president.

[bucolic_frolic]

3. Yes, I would study the foreign cultures I might encounter, and keep a very low profile

and a list of resources one might need in the event of adverse situations.

[comradebillyboy]

4. It will have zero impact on US citizens traveling

abroad. It's not that other countries don't already have their own dreadful and incompetent leaders. And few people bother to learn much about internal US politics.

[Sneederbunk]

7. Yes. Americans being stupid is not new.

[comradebillyboy]

9. I have traveled abroad a lot. I have learned much

in my travels. What I haven't learned is how to hate my own country and my fellow citizens.

[defacto7]

14. In my European travels at least,

I find most of them know more about US politics, history and policies than the average American, excluding Italy possibly. But the money will keep their tourist industry going as long as money, ours and theirs have value. That is the unknown.

[DetroitLegalBeagle]

5. They may hate him

But they love our money. And as well all can see these days, money>everything else for most people. The rest of the world is not an exception to that.

[yardwork]

6. Yes, but the moron will probably weaken the dollar.

So it will be more expensive for us to travel.

[Mike 03]

11. Good thinking.

There are so many things to worry about--just on the financial front alone. Honestly, a falling dollar hadn't even occurred to me. Another thing I love about DU, the people here are examining what's coming from so many different angles. It's truly helpful.

[Mike 03]

8. During the Iraq war there were some articles and online posts about

how Americans could pose as Canadian citizens.

But will we be able to travel? Probably, unless the new administration revives "No Travel" lists and populates them with the names of anyone who has ever offended His Orange Worship.

[Bonx]

10. Yes. It's not likely a US passport will be treated like an Israeli passport

Israeli citizens cannot visit Lebanon, Egypt, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Iraq, and Yemen without a special permit. They are also prohibited from entering Algeria, Bangladesh, Brunei, Iran, Kuwait, Libya, Malaysia, Oman, Pakistan, Sudan, and the United Arab Emirates.

[DFW]

13. That changes with the wind

Until 1990, US citizens without a visa couldn’t visit Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, or Germany east of the Elbe River. We still need a visa to visit Japan, and when my daughter worked with the UN War Crimes Tribunal in Sierra Leone, she traveled on her German passport, since the paperwork for Americans was more than she wanted to do battle with.

[rso]

12. Foreign travel.

I was still a State Department Foreign Service Officer serving abroad during Trump’s first term, and foreigners certainly understand the difference between one’s government and one’s individual views.

[DFW]

15. Some of us will even be welcome, imagine that!

Tips #1 thru 25:
LEARN THE LANGUAGE OF THE PLACE YOU’RE GOING TO VISIT.

Tip #26:
Be prepared to tell anyone willing to listen that you are one of the 48.6% (or whatever it was) that voted against the Republicans, and oppose everything they are doing.

[Polybius]

16. We'll be able to go to Argentina, Italy, Hungary, and Israel

Maybe France too, depending on next year's elections.

[tritsofme]

17. Just spit ballin' are we?