Thread: Lets see how the beach boys get on with these tourists

So does mine LOL

The secret is to turn the heating up to 30+ degrees, put on your kikoy and Masai bracelet, and play the Jambo song. The second tin will taste just as it did in Mombasa .

TIN?.........TIN? my Tusker comes in a bottle .

That really bought a smile to my face!

Hi, its probable that the Russians can speak some English anyway (often better than the English!) Ivan

Hi God help them ! Due to the bombings in Egypt a deal was done between the Russians and Egyptians for cheap holidays for the Russians due to the fact that the European visitor numbers dropped like a stone . The result was that if you ask an Egyptian what they think of the Russians they will all but spit in your face as they hate them with a passion . Now couple this with the fact that the Egyptians are far more pushy and hassle you far more...

Could be interestying if the Russians leave any unwanted clothes behind for the beach boys. Will keep my eyes peeled in January for beach boys in knee length boots and fur hats !

Have been to Goa for many years and have noticed the number of Russian tourists multiplying each year. Generally not overly liked by the Goans as have a tendency not to spend too much money in the shops. However, have noticed that shacks now have menus predominately in Russian and English as second language. Sri Lanka was the same. Obviously, Kenya is the next destination in line for Russian tourists looking for the sun (and vodka) for the...

It wouldn't surprise me if the beach boys start speaking Russian they cope well enough with German, and Italian. I've been greeted in Welsh and heard a couple of bar girls getting bye in Hebrew!