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Why I always book with a large hotel chain

February 11, 2011 Posted by Chris under Accommodation, Travel Tips
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Making a reservation for a hotel can be a really confusing business, particularly if you’re in a strange town with no local know-how. Furthermore everybody has different requirements when researching a resort with all sorts of things from cost to rating becoming a factor. To assist here are a few of my main factors to…

Traveling Requirements – Knives, Liquids, and Electronics

January 11, 2011 Posted by Chris under packing, Travel Tips
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Luggage check-in and customs can be a big hassle. Airline restrictions are continually increasing, and fliers may face severe penalties for not abiding by the rules. To avoid any problems, always be aware of the different airline regulations so you can follow them accordingly. Avoid Questionable Items If you are not sure about a certain…

Travel Insurance – Pregnancy Issues

July 28, 2010 Posted by Rach under insurance, Travel Tips, Women Travellers
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If you’re planning on going travelling or even just taking a short holiday, you should always make sure you have adequate travel insurance. Pregnancy can complicate the issue a little as many travel insurance policies do not cover pregnant women or have restrictions in place that mean you will not be able to claim on…

Watch that Exchange Rate

April 26, 2010 Posted by Chris under Money, Travel Destinations, Travel Tips, Uncategorized
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Traveling to Europe offers the best of both worlds. It is exotic for Americans, since ours is such a young country. and at the same time, it provides the security and safety of being in Western Europe. Where you decide to visit is really up to you. Instead of returning to your old familiar haunts,…

Log Cabin Breaks for All Seasons

April 21, 2010 Posted by Chris under Travel Destinations, Travel Tips, Uncategorized
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Hiring a log cabin is a popular choice of accommodation for short UK breaks, and for longer summer holidays. But the quality facilities that these log cabins have to offer make them suitable to have a holiday in at any time of year. A log cabin makes an ideal choice of winter holiday accommodation because…

Travel Safety: 4 Tips For International Travel

April 17, 2010 Posted by Chris under Travel Tips, Uncategorized
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You know, traveling overseas can be problematic sometimes. Honestly, the poorer the country is, the more likely you will face something you didn’t think it was possible in the first place. This article will share some tips you could follow to avoid random problems. 1. Bring along a small flashlight. All of a sudden, the…

Go for an Adventure

February 28, 2010 Posted by Chris under Travel Destinations, Travel Tips, Uncategorized
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When is the last time you or your family took a vacation? If it has been a while and you can’t escape out of the country to go mystical places such as Machu Picchu or go on location to learn about famous art areas such as Gaudi’s Barcelona, then there are plenty of alternatives to…

Travel internet access

September 26, 2009 Posted by Rach under Technology, Travel Tips
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If you’re yet to set out on your travels and you’ve been freelancing for a while or even if you’re just an avid blog reader who likes the idea of making a bit of extra money online, chances are you already have a fast, reliable internet connection with generous or unlimited bandwidth. Cheap fast broadband…

Hostel Dorm Survival

July 19, 2008 Posted by Rach under Travel Tips
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If you’re travelling on a budget it is inevitable that at some point in your travels you will have to share a bedroom with one to several strangers, in a variety of levels of comfort. This will be nothing new to the regular budget traveller, however if you’re preparing for your first round the world…


If you’re travelling on a budget it is inevitable that at some point in your travels you will have to share a bedroom with one to several strangers, in a variety of levels of comfort. This will be nothing new to the regular budget traveller, however if you’re preparing for your first round the world trip more used to package holidays in standard hotels and have little to no experience of sharing your sleeping quarters with strangers, it may come as somewhat of a shock.

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