Barbados vs Bogota vs Bucharest vs Buenos Aires vs Prague vs Seoul

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Population 110,000 10,978,360 1,830,000 2,900,000 1,305,737 9,963,452
Official language(s) English, Bajan Creole Spanish Romanian Spanish Czech Korean
Level of English Very high Low High High High Moderate
Main airport Bridgetown/Grantley Adams International Airport (BGI) El Dorado International Airport (BOG) Henri Coanda International Airport (OTP) Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) Václav Havel Airport Prague (PRG) Incheon International Airport (ICN)
Most common months to visit November - May January - March, December April - October September - December June - October March - May, September - November
Currency BBD - Barbadian dollar ($) COP - Colombian Peso ($) RON - Romanian Leu (L) ARS - Argentine Peso ($) CZK - Czech Koruna (Kč) KRW - South Korean won (₩)
Credit cards Accepted in some places, cash also needed for smaller businesses Accepted everywhere Accepted almost everywhere Accepted everywhere. (ID required!) Accepted most places (some places are cash only) Accepted everywhere
Remote worker visa Yes No No No Yes No
Average monthly costs $2702 $1097 $1351 $1321 $1806 $2184
Rent $1054 $480 $615 $844 $780 $797
Groceries $234 $82 $114 $98 $158 $356
Dining out $345 $174 $165 $121 $240 $211
Cafe $75 $22 $38 $25 $53 $69
Coworking space $321 $77 $133 $95 $175 $222
Mobile internet $49 $11 $7 $11 $24 $40
Public transportation $35 $23 $21 $9 $61 $40
Taxis $106 $28 $9 $9 $33 $41
Shared bicycles and scooters $0 $17 $25 $14 $19 $13
Sport and cultural events $37 $22 $29 $24 $19 $39
Museums and sights $36 $7 $29 $4 $35 $6
Nightlife $96 $46 $45 $23 $50 $93
Gym $86 $15 $30 $14 $56 $69
Yoga $130 $57 $59 $19 $66 $112
Massage $99 $37 $31 $10 $37 $75
SIM card options Digicel Tigo, Movistar, Claro Vodafone, Orange Movistar, Claro, Personal Vodafone, T-Mobile KT, SK Telecom, LG Uplus
Tipping 10 - 15% usually included in restaurants, add 10 - 15% at bars 10% service included in all bills, not required or expected at bars without table service 5% - 10% at restaurants, 5% - 10% tip for services is appreciated but not expected, round up for taxis 10% at restaurants and cafés is common, not common at bars 10% at restaurants and bars, round up elsewhere Not customary or expected
Taxi apps None available Uber, Cabify Star Taxi, Uber Uber (not official), Cabify, BA Taxi (Spanish only) Uber, Liftago Uber, Kakao
Tap water Not drinkable Not drinkable Not drinkable Not drinkable Drinkable Drinkable
Overall cuisine Bajan cuisine features an eclectic mix of European, Asian, and Caribbean styles resulting in bold, tasty and crunchy meat or fish dishes with lots of spices, lime juice, thyme and salads laden with local vegetables and hot side dishes. Latin American. Dishes with beef, pork and chicken are often mixed with flour-based foods and fruity desserts. Heavy influence from the Andes and other Colombian regions. Wide range of meat and fish dishes, soups, salads and cheeses influenced by German, Hungarian, Turkish, Greek and Ukrainian cuisine. Argentinian style with an emphasis on red meats, pastries, and Italian-inspired options Thick soups are often combined with stewed vegetables and baked meats to produce rich dishes. Gravies and creams are popular in Czech cuisine, as is beer! Emphasis on rice, vegetables, spices and meats. Main dishes are coupled with diverse side dishes and desserts. Strong driking culture.
Local food specialities Cou-cou and flying fish, fish cakes, cutters, pudding and souse, macaroni pie, conkies, Bajan black cake, sea eggs Arepas, ajiaco santaferense, buñuelos, patacones, té de coca, changua Sarmale, mămăligă, mici, ciolan cu fasole, ciorbă de burtă, covrig, papanasi Asado, empanadas (Argentinian style), locro, milanesa napolitana, facturas and alfajores Vepřo knedlo zelo, Česnečka, Guláš, Svíčková na smetaně, Ovocné Knedlíky. Kimchi, bulgogi, chap chae, mandu, sam gae tang, bossam
Eat like a local Food trucks, pubs, seaside street food, roadside carts, local seafood restaurants, smaller traditional restaurants and rum shops Local family restaurants and those from other regions. Menú del día. Community markets and sports bars. Set lunch menus, cafe terraces, cofeterias Local restaurants serving asados grill-to-dish (Parrillas), markets (San Telmo, Recoleta) and local cafés for maté and facturas Pubs and taverns, street food stalls, local cafés Smaller, local eateries (sikdang), street stalls and local markets
Vegetarian / vegan options 14 options on HappyCow 104 options on Happy Cow 33 listings on Happy Cow 79 options on Happy Cow 112 options on HappyCow 57 options on Happy Cow