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Re:Sometimes you can judge a country by its airport... by byoung2 on Sunday April 24, 2011 @04:05PM (#2479505)
It's interesting seeing the difference in treatment for people from different countries. As an American citizen, I get to cruise through immigration in most countries, usually without obtaining a visa beforehand. This was the case in Japan, Korea, Indonesia, Philippines when I visited. Most of Europe (Schengen countries) also have this policy. Maybe this colors my perception of those countries in a more positive light.
Re:Sometimes you can judge a country by its airport... by akarambir on Sunday April 24, 2011 @04:31PM (#2479558)
i've been to half of the countries you listed(england, japan, indonesia and korea) and was pleased by their airport's staff attitude and helpful behaviour.
Re:Sometimes you can judge a country by its airport... by gluecode on Sunday April 24, 2011 @06:09PM (#2479752)
I agree about Changi and Seoul. Changi is one of the nicest place to transit from. The new airport in Dubai is a mess. It is a very large facility with very low quality, untrained manpower.
Re:Sometimes you can judge a country by its airport... by cincinnatus on Sunday April 24, 2011 @09:25PM (#2480092)
Similarly I have determined you can judge an American neighborhood by it's public library.