@Ameyali_Mx Great post, very usefull and clear, of course such guidance is absolutely necessary if you deal with such amount of station.
In Minsk, Belarus, the subway is the plainest transport. It has only 2 lines (the 3d is building):
And there are no beggars in our subway, though there can be thiefs of course. Separate carriages strucked me, I didn’t hear something similar.
Hi** @Ameyali_Mx **
This is really a useful post for the local guides who are planning for Mexico trip, i hope our fellow local guides will definitely consider the information which you have shared in your post.
Your experience is precious and i can say you make a lot of efforts to make the post, really impressive.
Kudos for the good work!
Best Regards from: #TeamIndia
@OlgaKlimchik thanks, I think Belarus is an incredible place, I hope someday I could visit your country and its subway.
I have noticed that our exclusive carriages is something special, some people say it is discrimination, others said that is to make the women feel comfortable (about sexual harassment).
Hi @Ameyali_Mx ,
Thanks for the detailed guide. For sure a lot of people would find it very useful.
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