Where would you tell a first time visitor to your country to visit?

[HVC]

whale watching on the st Lawrence is fun

[The Brain]

whale watching on the st Lawrence is fun

Link?

[Grey Fox]

whale watching on the st Lawrence is fun

Link?

https://www.croisieresaml.com/en/plan-your-cruise/tadoussac/tout/

Tadoussac is the traditional point of departure.

[The Brain]

whale watching on the st Lawrence is fun

Link?

https://www.croisieresaml.com/en/plan-your-cruise/tadoussac/tout/

Nice. Thanks!

[Legbiter]

I'd suggest Reykjavík and the southern part of Iceland for a first time visitor. It's a short drive from the capital to nature and volcanoes and geysers. Just be careful of the Chinese tourists.

[Eddie Teach]

Just be careful of the Chinese tourists.

[OttoVonBismarck]

If you want the city most representative of America, I think you go to Cincinnati, OH. It's nothing impressive as a tourist destination, but it has the right mixture of a real city w/typical American urban attributes (both culturally and politically), and has a ton of quick access to "real rural America" as well as the traditional American suburb. The Cincy Metro area I think is one of the most representative of America as a whole.

I think it'd make a crappy vacation though, especially one you flew across the Atlantic for--if someone just wanted to have an enjoyable time I'd point them to some of our national parks and such, or depending on who they were I'd advise they check out several cities. Like going Boston-->NYC-->Philly-->Baltimore-->DC would give you a good east coast experience, or at least an interesting one.