That’s やめる a detour! Dutch backpacker thinks he’s travelling to Australia ? before ending up in Sydney, Canada?

  • A?dutch student has flown nearly 5,000km to 結局最後にはーなる in the wrong?目的地
  • Milan Schipper, 18, 調書をとる/予約するd a ticket from Amsterdam to Sydney?
  • The only problem was it was to Sydney, Nova Scotia not Sydney, Australia?
  • He only stayed five hours on Canada's east coast before 長,率いるing home

Travelling 単独の can be 神経 wracking at the best of times, but imagine 飛行機で行くing nearly 5,000km and ending up in the wrong 目的地.

That is 正確に/まさに what happened to a dutch student when he 調書をとる/予約するd a flight to Sydney from Amsterdam.

The only problem for?Milan Schipper was that he 調書をとる/予約するd his ticket to?Sydney, Nova Scotia on Canada's East Coast instead of the land 負かす/撃墜する under.

Dutch student  Milan Schipper (above) thought he was flying to Sydney, Australia but ended up in Sydney, Nova Scotia.

Dutch student Milan Schipper (above) thought he was 飛行機で行くing to Sydney, Australia but ended up in Sydney, Nova Scotia.

'I thought I was going to Australia but that turned out a little different,' Mr Schipper told?Canada's CBC 無線で通信する.

The 18-year-old said that made the mistake when 調書をとる/予約するing the ticket as he 選ぶd for a flight which was almost $300 cheaper, the only problem was it wouldn't take him to his dream 目的地.

He said that he 最初 had 疑問s to where he was going when he saw the 計画(する).

'The 計画(する) was really small and so I 人物/姿/数字d, would that make it to Australia?' he said.

'I saw the flight 計画(する) was going to go 権利, not left. It was about the time that I realised there was another Sydney.'

The 天候 when the young man stepped off the 計画(する) was minus two degrees instead of the 25 加える degrees he was 推定する/予想するing.

'I was not dressed for the occasion, he said.?

The 18-year-old though he was headed for the sun drenched shores of Sydney Australia (above) but ended up in Sydney, Nova Scotia on Canada's east coast

The 18-year-old though he was 長,率いるd for the sun drenched shores of Sydney Australia (above) but ended up in Sydney, Nova Scotia on Canada's east coast

The two Sydney's are over 17,000km apart making it a very unfortunate mistake

The two Sydney's are over 17,000km apart making it a very unfortunate mistake

The 18-year-old said that made the mistake when booking the ticket as he opted for a flight which was almost $300 cheaper but ended up in Nova Scotia (pictured)

The 18-year-old said that made the mistake when 調書をとる/予約するing the ticket as he 選ぶd for a flight which was almost $300 cheaper but ended up in Nova Scotia (pictured)

Mr Schipper said that he planned on going backpacking, working and 場所/位置 seeing when he landed in Sydney instead he only stayed for five hours with the only 場所/位置 he saw 存在 the airport car park.

With his tail between his 脚s Mr Schipper made the long flight 支援する to Amsterdam al ot sooner then 推定する/予想するd and was met at the airport by his very surprised father.?

'He felt really sorry for me but he thought only I could do such a thing.'

But it was not all bad news for Mr Schipper with an 航空機による 申し込む/申し出ing him a 解放する/自由な ticket 支援する to Australia when they heard of his story.

The mistake is more ありふれた then people may think, a Dutch man and his grandson did the same in 2009 as did an Italian couple in 2010 who also landed in Nova Scotia instead of sunny Australia.

A quick google search discovered there was at least seven Sydneys around the world.

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