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Getting in to Socialist Gestachia is extremely difficult if you are not invited as Socialist Gestachia does not offer any tourist visas and every visa that they do offer requires an exit visa. However it is still possible to get into the country, one of the most common ways for tourists to get in via what is known as the "museum loophole." | |||
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Revision as of 08:58, 29 August 2024
Socialist Gestachia, offically the People's Republic of Socialsit Gestachia is a large socialist nation with hundreds of islands. Travel to Socialist Gestachia is generally not recommended unless you are a a part a research project or a techincal working group. The goverment is extremely hostile to the hospitality industry and the wider service sector due to fears that it will premote "bourgeois degeneracy" and a service based post-industrial economy. Such hostility includes a total prohibition on alcohol, smoking, streetfood, and nightlife; as well as extreme restrictions and regulations on restaurants and hotels via building codes and zoning restrictions and a lack of tourist visas.
However, if you are able to get in and willing to put up with lackluster service and an overbearing goverment you will be rewarded with a prosperous, technologically advanced country and truly unique environments that exist nowhere else.
Regions
Due to the diverse nature of the Gestachian land a common way to divide the country is losely around climate/biome.
- Naegreea Region
- The region around the Gestachian capital.
- Continental Region
- Tropical Region
- Desert Region
- Winter Wasteland/Artic Region
- Island Region
Understand
Get in
Getting in to Socialist Gestachia is extremely difficult if you are not invited as Socialist Gestachia does not offer any tourist visas and every visa that they do offer requires an exit visa. However it is still possible to get into the country, one of the most common ways for tourists to get in via what is known as the "museum loophole."