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Travelling

himaja

New member
Yes, I like Travelling very much. Some of tips I can give for the travelers are:
1. Research about your place which you are going in the Internet.
2. Make a check-list about the things to do in that place.
3. Pack your luggage well 1 day before travelling so that you will not forget anythings.
4. If you going for abroad make sure you get all the stuff like Currency conversion, Visa Processing and don't forget to carry passports with you.
 

Draven

New member
I am going to visit NY the second time in my life. My first attempt was not really successful for I had been robbed two days before coming back to London. So now I am prepared much better, has already bought a pepper spray. And now I have a strict plan of cultural activity, many thanks to https://ur-nyc.com/. No more spontaneous decisions like going to a nightclub in my polo-neck sweater and with a walking cane.
 

Wobyse

New member
I can share my experience from visiting Seychelles. It was great vacation. We were in super hotel Savoy 5*. The room was modern, well designed with nice balcony with a view to the pool. Hotel has a very nice swimming pool, but we preferred staying on the beach, where you can get sun beds of the hotel. Food was good, and also at the evening you can eat outside the hotel(there are several seychelles restaurants near).
 

Timberr

New member
Plan your trip - Customize your trip with your taste.
Open your mind- Don't have prejudices about a country or city before exploring it.
Go cheap on accommodation - Don't forget to book your rental car ahead of time.
Have a secret stash of spare cash rolled up in an empty lip balm tube or lipstick.
Pack lighter and carry a few healthy snacks
Learn the language - few basics of the local language
Always carry your documents: Identity cards and passports
Use Public Transport
Check-in online- It saves so much time, especially if you travel with a carry-on only.
Travel like local. Eat local.
Be ready for surprises
Get your shots and medications.
Grab travel deals
 

sherlock

New member
Hmmmm, thanks for your question! Here's an answer from a similar question I once answered.

As someone who's flown long distance many times (usually 7-9 hours) here's some advice.

Try to get some sleep! It'll pay off when you land. This is easier if you're traveling in Business or First class, but is totally possible in Economy.

I'm not sure if you've booked your seat yet, but look up your flight on a website like SeatGuru before doing so! It'll tell you which seas are the best (offer the most legroom, are in quieter areas, etc.)

If your stomach gets bothered easily, bring some NON-FLATULENCE producing food with you onto the plane. For some reason, airlines are not sensitive to the fact that sitting for a long time after having served you a meal with beans or broccoli is not ideal.

Take advantage of inflight entertainment, if it exists! It'll make your flight go by a lot faster.

Bring a spare change of clothes with you in your carry-on. You never know what can happen, and it always pays off to be prepared.

It never hurts to bring a disposable toothbrush/hygiene materials with you!

Be polite with the flight attendants. Especially on long-haul flights, it can go a long way in making your experience better.

Get up at least every hour to stretch your legs. Doctors recommend you do this to prevent swelling and/or clotting in your legs!

Drink LOTS of water and avoid alcohol as it makes you dehydrated.

Have transportation ready for you for when you arrive at your final destination.

Theres nothing much else to add, a long-haul flight is like an extension of a shorter one. Best of luck, and have a fantastic trip!
 

Numeral

New member
Recently were in russia. Excellent country. A huge truth, like space. Few people know English, but all are very friendly and communicate with them simply. We even before the trip passed the accelerated Russian language courses, so as not to stand out and understand others. I can say that the Russian is not as complicated as one might think. I did not try to write on it, but I can now speak and it's just wonderful. Learn the language of the country you are going to. Here's my advice to you.
 
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Gimmi

New member
I've had so many great experiences in Abu Dhabi. I've enjoyed learning the truths about the Arab Culture and Islamic Faith as well as meeting friends from all over the world.
 

Fonya

New member
Memorable experience is watching a 4d Cinema in Dubai's City Centre Mirdif mall. We all were amazed by the effects of the visuals and perfect surround sound technology. I even wont mention really huge buildings and architecture in general. It is awesome!!! Collectively, all of this makes Dubai an ideal holiday place, especially when it comes to families as it holds something for everyone. Make sure you visit all famous places with your dear ones and have great experience. And dont forget to visit this site https://www.wowgifts.ae/ beforehand.
 

swipka777

New member
My wife and I went back to Singapore last year for the first time in about a decade, and I was reminded just how much I love the place. Yes, a lot of that comes down to the food (seriously, just hook me up to a supply of sambal and I’m good), but the idiosyncratic nature of the place is always a surprise and the way it handles such cultural diversity is an object lesson to us all.
 

Eianz

New member
People have mentioned their tips for going to travel. I would like to add here, when you reach a place and done with your trip. On your way back just do not forget to check your important things that should be there with you. When I went to Dubai last year. In my hotel room I found a Canadian Passport. The guest had left in the morning for the airport, just before I checked In. Luckily the guy realised on his way to the airport and came back within half n hour to get back his passport. I could see the frown and nervousness on his face.
 

deanwinchester

New member
Hi...!
Travel is the movement of people between distant geographical locations. Travel can be done by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, boat, bus, airplane, or other means, with or without luggage, and can be one way or round trip. Travel can also include relatively short stays between successive movements.
Thanks....
 
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