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08-15-20 00:38 #38740
Posts: 3234Originally Posted by Nounce [View Original Post]
As far as what to do in Colombia, I laughed at that because I asked the same of Barranquilla. What is there to do besides fuck incredibly hot and sexual chicas? And I was told pretty much nothing. Still, I think there is a market for going somewhere to fuck, eat good food, hang in the sun, talk to cool women, and let Netflix be your entertainment. Maybe BAQ can equal Medellin now as a sex destination given both places are going to have little to do.
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08-14-20 23:34 #38739
Posts: 2933Originally Posted by JjBee62 [View Original Post]
Retrain taxi for transportation so the driver can have income without much additional expense to the government. SJ has to be in a place with 24 hours doorman. He will be penalized for USD 20 K if he violates the term of self isolation and USD 10 K will go to the doorman who reports the violation. Use your imagination, it is not that difficult they have competent staffs to perform these tasks.
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08-14-20 22:44 #38738
Posts: 3234Originally Posted by MarquisdeSade1 [View Original Post]
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08-14-20 22:27 #38737
Posts: 5466Originally Posted by Puntz79 [View Original Post]
I agree fully that the country has to open up before there's anything for the tourists to do. Colombia will do that, for better or worse, at their own pace. Speculation, rationalization and wishful thinking isn't going to make a difference.
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08-14-20 22:21 #38736
Posts: 5466Originally Posted by SJobs [View Original Post]
I understand you want to get to Medellin, desperately. Colombia doesn't seem to care about your need to plow 18 year old Colombian pussy. I don't understand why they don't recognize your need.
Based upon the entry requirements you listed, how many passengers do you think they could expect daily? Ask the board. How many of the guys here are willing to:
1. Buy Colombian health insurance.
2. Pay for preflight and post quarantine testing.
3. Quarantine for 14 days.
4. Pay for 24 hour monitoring to ensure they don't break quarantine.
Some of the guys freak out if somebody buys a working girl dinner.
Under the conditions you propose, I'm not seeing a huge demand. But I'm seeing significant costs for Colombia. They need extra staff at every airport to check test results, take temperatures and verify valid Colombian health insurance. They need an isolation area to separate the arrivals waiting for processing from everyone else. They need some system to monitor everyone who is in quarantine. They need to figure out transportation. You can't just hop in a taxi to go to your quarantine and have the taxi driver go about his business. Then there's the monitoring of the monitors who make sure you don't break quarantine.
See'Mon. You do all those things and you're in Medellin, in your penthouse and you're going to twiddle your thumbs for 14 days? I'm not buying it. By day 2 you've got girls coming over. If security won't let them in, you slip them enough money to look the other way. You might even hire a helicopter to drop them on the roof.
Why don't you just do what I suggested? Go to a Colombian consulate. Explain to them your business need to be in Colombia. Offer to meet or exceed any quarantine and testing requirement. Then ask if there's any way to get a special travel permit. It costs nothing to ask. There's a consulate in San Francisco.
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08-14-20 21:55 #38735
Posts: 5466Originally Posted by Elvis2008 [View Original Post]
But just think of the frequent flyer miles.
How are those oil companies making any money? Seriously, wouldn't it make more sense if they did what we already know they do? Have workers do a 3, 6 or 12 month tour in the country and then rotate out? In that case, whether international travel is open or closed has no major effect. Their workers and monitors are already in Colombia.
I don't know this for certain, but I suspect that if ConocoPhillips needs to bring one of their corporate jets into Villavicencio with some of their people, they know who to call to get the authorization.
But my question wasn't about ConocoPhillips. Up to this point, nobody has mentioned them. Everyone has been talking about the benefits of opening up tourism. If I'm not mistaken, you have made that claim more than once. My question remains, what are those tourists going to spend their money on?
In order for the tourist to benefit the economy, the tourist needs to spend money. If you assume a cost of screening arrivals, just renting an apartment and ordering Rappi every day isn't going to do much. They need guys like SJobs dropping $700 nightly in Gusto along with another $700 for the gray market through drugs and pussy. They need the guys spending $500 a day in Cartagena and Bogota. They need the tourists buying everything from diamonds to leather goods. They need house parties in Guatape and loaded tour buses in Eje Cafetero.
But Gusto is closed and the tour buses are parked. What are the tourists going to do? Except for SJobs. He's going to be loading up on Tussi and 18 year old pussy. What about the rest of them? What about the ones booking at the Charlee or Hotel Du Park Royale? With Parque Lleras closed, what are they going to do?
Back to my question.
Where are the Tourists going to spend their money?
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08-14-20 21:49 #38734
Posts: 3801My Thoughts On All This
Originally Posted by Puntz79 [View Original Post]
Tourism, well it's really a drop in the bucket for Colombia, what needs to happen is for the economy to open back up so the residents can spend money and revive things. Unfortunately, if they do so, things will get worse than they are now as evidenced by other Countries and in the USA that have opened up pre-maturely. The lockdowns have been effective in Countries with authoritarian rule, or citizens that abide by them, and have been less effective in third world countries.
It's very sad, and a no win situation for Colombia at the current time. I remember the evening of March 13, a Friday night in Parque Lleras and Provenza. Things were in full swing as though nothing was wrong in the world, with all of the eating places, nightclubs, and bars overflowing. Then this all came to a screeching halt and has decimated things there, with places shuttered, and business's folding right and left. And the reality is that the majority of the patrons are Colombians, not tourists, which a lot of people think.
This is just my opinion of things which many may disagree with.
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08-14-20 18:15 #38733
Posts: 4026Blakman, does the second hand translated source you quote compare and contrast "normalize" and "resume"? They are not necessarily the same thing. The Ministry of Transportation and the President have official announcements on the government web site. That is the place to find useful information on this subject. What the government has confirmed so far is that pilot flights between selected domestic cities will resume September 1. Bogota is among the cities. This was confirmed by the Bogota mayor today. Among the other confirmed destinations are Cucuta and San Andres. That is what is known at this point.
Now we can get back to speculation and maybe some more of slapshot's content.
Originally Posted by Blakman [View Original Post]
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08-14-20 18:04 #38732
Posts: 2579I like 8's
Originally Posted by SlapShot10 [View Original Post]
https://www.stickmanbangkok.com/read...irst-birthday/
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08-14-20 17:16 #38731
Posts: 917International flight news & speculation
The director of Colombia's civil aviation authority Aerocivil said Wednesday that it will take at least a year to normalize domestic and international air travel.
In an interview with newspaper El Espectador, Aerocivil director Juan Carlos Salazar said that "in the best case scenario it will take us at least a year" to normalize air traffic.
Salazar's best case scenario implies that Aerocivil's plans that were leaked last month and sought the normalization of international air traffic in November are off the table.
According to the Aerocivil chief, Colombia's national government will lift its international flight ban on September 1 as planned, but the effective resumption of flights depends on foreign governments and mayors.
Resuming that operation depends on many factors that are not under the control of the Civil Aeronautics and even the National Government, because we also have to wait for the decisions of other countries.
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08-14-20 16:25 #38730
Posts: 651Originally Posted by MMHikeus [View Original Post]
I would check that having visitors over is allowed now before renting.
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08-14-20 16:06 #38729
Posts: 2579Por favor amigo
Originally Posted by SlapShot10 [View Original Post]
A body is good, but as most will agree the face is more important.
A girl with a 10 body and 6-7 face is not what I want.
A girl with a 10 body and a 6-7 face is mother nature giving men the middle finger.
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08-14-20 15:55 #38728
Posts: 112Very nice talent you got there. Why don't you just buy a pregnancy test for 5 bucks (or whatever it costs down there) and make her take it in front of you? Easy peasy bruh.
Originally Posted by SlapShot10 [View Original Post]
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08-14-20 15:52 #38727
Posts: 112Originally Posted by Puntz79 [View Original Post]
But sure let's F up Colombia (and the world's) economies by shutting down, just so a few 90 year olds can live a few extra years.
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08-14-20 15:51 #38726
Posts: 335Originally Posted by GeneHickman [View Original Post]Originally Posted by SonicBoom1 [View Original Post]
Pinky said she took another test and it was negative. So, despite her thinking she should take a blood test, I believe within a week she should have her period, and we'll be in the clear.
Teaser for tonight...