Recommend a city

[Malvinas]

I don't think BA with the pollution, noise, etc. is for me. The south sounds great but there are so few people. I need a town that is pretty sophisticated (colleges, doctors, nobel hopefuls, mathematicians, etc.).

The main problem is that I frequently travel to Asia for work and that flight is absolutely terrible.

I do enjoy football and speak Spanish.

So what do you recommend?

 

[orwellian]

Singapore .

 

[Malvinas]

Singapore .

lol, is that in Chubut?


I don't want to live in an Orwellian city.

 

[GuilleGee]

Minneapolis.

I am pretty sure Delta took over all of Northwest's direct flights over to Asia...

 

[BKK to BA]

Singapore .

Singapore?

One of the most expensive places Ive ever been to,so if $ is no problem,sure its very clean,its also very dull and "sterile" is an adjective Ive often heard to describe it.

Id recommend a beach town in the P.I.

 

[A&A]

Manilla???

 

[cricri58]

Stockholm (also there are a few Asian people!)

 

[Lucas]

Of course...Malvinas

"I need a town that is pretty sophisticated"

But I doubt it will be sophisticated enough for you...but Hey, plenty warm beer there.

 

[argsteve]

I will vote for Auckland New Zealand!!!! but I guess he means a city in Argentina.... maybe Cordoba since you need a bigger airport to fly to Asia!!!

 

[Malvinas]

Manilla???

Yes, I meant in Argentina but thanks for the suggestions.

Singapore - oppressive, ridiculously overpriced.

Manila - no scientific/mathematic community and I imagine far noisier and dirtier than BA.

Malvinas - future war zone.

Auckland - hmmm, never been there. My impression is that it's a real working class town, like Liverpool.They'd probably hate me.

Cordoba - sounds pretty interesting actually, but I was hoping for a city further down south. Is Bariloche nothing but tourists? What's in Ushuaia? What about Neunqen?

Stockholm - is it overrun with muslims yet like the rest of Europe? I heard making friends in Scandinavia is virtually impossible.

Minneapolis - USA is out of the question.