A German visiting Pakistan

[arif hamza]

Again, looks like Zarb-E-Azab has started giving it's fruits and here is an example of a German tourist visiting Pakistan. Unfortunatly he speaks in German and i couldn't find any subtitles. still Enjoy !

 

[Nilgiri]

and i couldn't find any subtitles.

You can try the youtube CC auto-translate feature.

At its best you can sort of follow along....at its worst it can be quite hillarious

 

[Soldier-X]

Great!!
I think you should post such videos/Photos in Pakistan Tourisam section. so any foreigner willing to visit Pakistan will easily find them on PDF....

 

[ali_raza]

amazing guy.very friendly person.i think he covered everything good

 

[FunkyGen]

Trust me it helps when thousands of people watch this on youtube... may our tourist industry flourish!

 

[arif hamza]

The following : the second part is the most beautiful one of all i think, enjoy

Watch this one until the end

 

[Bashido]

i can translate it but i have seen first video nothing special ... he is very excited to visit Pakistan as i know few germans who went to paksitan once and fell in love with this country .....

this guy visited pakistan and now he is writing a book on Pakistanis hospitality and he arranged may seminars to promote Pakistan by himself.

edit:: i am not allowed to attach web links here....but u can search on Facebook Manolo TY

 

[denel]

that is good; need more of this.

 

[war&peace]

After watching this video, I made use of three months I spent in Germany and learning German (Deutsch).
I used to tell my German friends that the only way to learn about Pakistan is to visit the damn place and do not bombard me with questions, I won’t answer the oft-repeated questions. And those who bought my suggestion and did, were like “Pakistan was the biggest surprise of the world they found in their lives”…I never got so many…
The video seems to be more distorted than even a Gopro Hero can do it ...may be he is using an extra fish-eye lense.
I have hunch that tourism will rise after the completion of the CPEC.

 

[Drashid]

It's a lovely place, especially Murree.

 

[Imtiaz_Sarwar]

Does it mean that the fallout from 9/11 is over. Once again tourists have started to come to Pakistan and its business as usual.

 

[Aali Shafi]

Pakistan government should lower down strict visa reguirements for tourism and take effective measures to improve tourism in Pakistan.

 

[Nilgiri]

Does it mean that the fallout from 9/11 is over. Once again tourists have started to come to Pakistan and its business as usual.

We will have to wait for the numbers to check the trend in coming years....it has been stagnant for Pakistan till 2014 at least:

http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/ST.INT.ARVL?locations=PK-IN

http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/ST.INT.RCPT.CD?locations=PK-IN

 

[krash]

i can translate it but i have seen first video nothing special ... he is very excited to visit Pakistan as i know few germans who went to paksitan once and fell in love with this country .....

this guy visited pakistan and now he is writing a book on Pakistanis hospitality and he arranged may seminars to promote Pakistan by himself.

edit:: i am not allowed to attach web links here....but u can search on Facebook Manolo TY

During my under-grad we used to regularly get exchange students from Germany, Austria, China and a few African countries. Many of them kept returning every other term but there was one German who went a step ahead and just transferred over to our Uni. He used to go on every uni trip up north. Felix was his name, good guy.

It's a lovely place, especially Murree.

You did not just say that.....

 

[faisal6309]

YouTube's Auto translation is not very good but I understand what he is trying to say so it is alright.

One thing he said was that Pakistan is highly influence by western culture but still not a developed country.