Thread: What nationalities % wise are there at CTI?

Our first time to a couples resort will be this June (CTI) and we were just curious as to where everyone is typically from ie. Europe, Canada or the good ole USA. Not that it matters when you're naked but just wondering. Hmmmm, on another thought. Do naked Europeans look like naked Americans? Just kidding Looking forward to meeting KOOL people.

Interesting. I would say the majority of couples are from the U.S. with maybe Canada and UK right behind that. And to the question of whether people from the U.S. look any different from those from any other countries? That's what's so nice about the island. When we are all naked, it is the great equalizer. We really can't tell where you are from, rich or poor, what kind of job you have. The one thing that is the same for all couples, is the amount of fun that we have while we are there.

When we were there last March, we met a lot of different couples on the island. There was a pretty even mix and good representation from all over the place. There were always a handful of us Canadians "bumming" around the island. Made some great friends from the UK that we still keep in touch with. Had some good laughs with a couple from Germany, and really enjoyed our time with new friends from all corners of the US. It was great talking to most of them in the MEETUP section of the forums before getting there and then finally meeting them. As for what the different nationalities look like when naked....it was tough to tell the difference between the UK folk and most of the Canadians as most of us were pasty white at the beginning, and later, any shade of red. The Germans showed up with no tanlines. The Americans were all somewhere in between, lol. All the same basic parts though. And we all seemed to have similar rum-soaked livers. And everyone seemed to laugh with the same accent.

And everyone seemed to laugh with the same accent.

Excellent response Hendy! So true as to how all nationalities laugh the same. AS IT SHOULD BE.

Totally agree with Crabracer and Hendy!

The mix is different every time. Mostly USA and UK. Some are from Germany, Canada, France, and Italy.

Originally Posted by Hendy

When we were there last March, we met a lot of different couples on the island. There was a pretty even mix and good representation from all over the place. There were always a handful of us Canadians "bumming" around the island. Made some great friends from the UK that we still keep in touch with. Had some good laughs with a couple from Germany, and really enjoyed our time with new friends from all corners of the US. It was great talking to most of them in the MEETUP section of the forums before getting there and then finally meeting them. As for what the different nationalities look like when naked....it was tough to tell the difference between the UK folk and most of the Canadians as most of us were pasty white at the beginning, and later, any shade of red. The Germans showed up with no tanlines. The Americans were all somewhere in between, lol. All the same basic parts though. And we all seemed to have similar rum-soaked livers. And everyone seemed to laugh with the same accent.

Hendy We were there with you and Ronda last year, how is the white guy doing? did he melt away to nothing yet? You know the one with the beer in his hand all the time. We will be back April 8th-15th. Come join us. Jim

Hey Jim 'n' Judy!! Great to hear from you! I guess we should mention that there are all kinds of nationalities on the island, and also one snowman. He's still living! I think his last adventure was a few day trip snowboarding in the Rockies with some friends of ours. We were actually just talking about you guys the other day when we were going through our pics! Sadly, we can't make it back in April. Would LOVE to, but just can't right now. Keep in touch though, chrisandrhonda2012@hotmail.ca Hope to talk to you more soon. P.S. Don't forget your bowling shoes like last time Jim.

Don't forget the Irish - must be the attraction of little Islands for us. Oh... and the drink, not that we would mention it.