It seems like many countries become known online for just one or two things—crime, tourism, politics,...
It seems like many countries become known online for just one or two things—crime, tourism, politics, safety, wealth, etc.—even though real life is usually much more complex.
Have you ever visited or lived in a country that felt completely different from its online reputation?
What do you think causes the biggest gap between internet perception and everyday reality: news coverage, social media, travel influencers, or something else?
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