I’m a Gen Z travel influencer who’s been to 190 countries — this is the most overrated place on Earth
NY Post
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A Gen Z travel influencer who has ventured to 190 of the world’s 193 countries says Egypt is among the most overrated places on the planet.
Luca Pferdmenges, 22, made the bold claim in an interview with the Daily Mail on Saturday, with the declaration sure to dash the hopes of those who have long dreamed of seeing the pyramids and sailing down the Nile.
The German explorer has racked up 2.9 million TikTok followers and some serious air miles by filming travel videos around the globe, but he won’t be returning to the North African nation in a hurry.
“Egypt is the most annoying country for tourists in my opinion,” he declared, without elaborating why he found that to be the case.
However, the young globetrotter also took aim at several tropical hotspots, similarly saying that they should be avoided.
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