It's not completely right. You should say: I like to talk to foreigners better than I like sightseeing,

I prefer talking with foreigners to sightseeing.

Fostergreged,Thank you

Calling someone "foreigner" in English doesn't sound polite. English is the international language, so it's not the same as saying "외국인" to another Korean. Also, if you think about it, when you travel outside of Korea, you're the foreigner! I would say "I enjoy meeting people from other countries more than sightseeing." If you use "like" or "enjoy", you should say "more than" instead of "better than". Example: "I like baseball more than soccer."