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I'm going to Rimini in early September. Maybe my question is not entirely correct, but I would like to know what the situation is there in connection with the influx of emigrants from Africa.
I'm going to Rimini in early September. Maybe my question is not entirely correct, but I would like to know what the situation is there in connection with the influx of emigrants from Africa.
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You can believe me that in Rimini with emigrants is much better than here without emigrants :). But seriously, no problem!
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answered 9 years ago
There are even more emigrants in Paris ... and the situation with them, emigrants, is even worse)
But there are not fewer tourists.
But there are not fewer tourists.
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answered 9 years ago
You may be surprised, but Arabs and rare blacks can only be found behind the station in shops in the city. And on the beach side they have nothing to do.
The city is small, quiet, and they move closer to Rome, Bologna, Milan - they met annoying people there. Offering the usual tourist goods - like a monopod (tripod) for selfies with a Bluetooth button ...
Although the youth - student Arab can meet on the beach. But in groups with Italians (they can be seen by the girls' swimsuits - black closed from the neck to the ankles) - despite such an outfit, their behavior is normal, not intrusive - dancing on the beach in their company, playing ball, etc.
The city is small, quiet, and they move closer to Rome, Bologna, Milan - they met annoying people there. Offering the usual tourist goods - like a monopod (tripod) for selfies with a Bluetooth button ...
Although the youth - student Arab can meet on the beach. But in groups with Italians (they can be seen by the girls' swimsuits - black closed from the neck to the ankles) - despite such an outfit, their behavior is normal, not intrusive - dancing on the beach in their company, playing ball, etc.
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answered 9 years ago