
Una 'tiktoker' le pregunta a los australianos qué es lo mejor de España y la re…
Nuestro país sigue siendo una oferta atractiva durante la temporada veraniega; millones de turistas nos visitan a lo largo de estos meses
Australians living in Spain are sharing their experiences, highlighting the unique aspects that make life in the country so appealing. Many praise the relaxed pace of life, a stark contrast to the often fast-paced routines in Australia. One interviewee noted, "Definitely the slow pace of life and how people just kind of take everything easy and there's no rush to be anywhere or do anything on time." Another emphasized the warmth of the local population, stating, "Definitely just the Spanish people and the Spanish way of life. It's super different to how we have it in Australia. It feels much more chilled and like laid back and just there's so much more of a balance and everyone's always kind of down to do anything. There's always people out and about. Everyone's always interested in actually enjoying their free time much more than just living like the corporate nine to five." Others appreciate the vibrant atmosphere. "I like how it's always busy, always active... It's a big difference from where I'm from," shared one Australian. The strong sense of community is also a recurring theme. "It's very community-based. I always say that people live outside here, whereas in Australia, it does sometimes feel like people are hidden away in their houses a little bit more and keep themselves a little bit more," an Australian woman explained. Beyond the social aspects, the rich cultural tapestry of Spain is a significant draw. "I think the culture and the history is so vibrant. I love the food, the architecture, the museums, the people, everything..." concluded another expat, summarizing the diverse attractions that make Spain a beloved home for many Australians.
Nuestro país sigue siendo una oferta atractiva durante la temporada veraniega; millones de turistas nos visitan a lo largo de estos meses
Las impresiones de los cinco entrevistados refuerzan la mirada que el mundo tiene sobre los españoles