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Need Help!
Hi all,
I’m planning to go on holiday trip with my family next month. I have visited Austria, Italy,
Greece but this time I want to go somewhere else which is better than before. Can you people suggest me a good place in Europe where you already have visited? I would also like to know about hotels and famous place to visit for that place which you will suggest. Your suggestions are welcome. Thanks! ... [Posted by jakvin, in the Europe Forum - May 16, 21:20]
Any good price comparison site?
Hi all, we are going to Venice for a trip, one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. To enjoy this trip we are looking for a good site providing hotel price comparison. Do you guys know any good online resource? With the help of which, we can compare hotels according to their prices and rates. Hope you guys will help us.
Thanks!! ... [Posted by jakvin, in the Round the World Travel Forum - May 16, 21:19]
Need Advise
I have an opportunity to travel with friends in September 2008 to Ireland (Dubline area) and stay with ones family. I can also stay with another friend in Germany (Heidelberg). I would like to squeeze in a visit to both places. Does anyone know what is the least expensive approach? I live in San Diego, and may have enough frequent flyer miles for a free ticket to JFK and fly out of NY. From there, ... [Posted by Travelyn, in the Introductions Forum - May 16, 20:29]
Laos visa on arrival at border crossings
Hi,
Need to get into Laos from the northern part of Vietnam.
Has anyone crossed the Na Maew or Nam Khan border crossings??
Can you get a visa on arrival at them and are they safe?
Don't really want to travel all the way down to Lao Bao if we don't have to.
Thanks
Steven xx ... [Posted by stevenpike, in the Asia Forum - May 16, 19:20]
Tay Trang border crossing between Laos and Vietnam
Hi,
We're in Hanoi at the moment, planning to go across Laos into Northern Thailand.
Looking at the map the most ideal border crossing is Tay Trang yet the guidebook isn't sure whether foreigners can use it.
Does anyone have any up to date information? Has anyone travelled through it?
Thanks
Steven xx ... [Posted by stevenpike, in the Asia Forum - May 16, 19:12]
Paris to Calais ferry terminal
We have to board a cruise ship at Dover Cruise ship terminal between 12 to 3.00pm on 18th Aug. 08. What's the best train to take from Paris to Calais? I understand that Calais has 2 train stations; Calais Ville and Calais Frethum.
Which station do I get off?
How do I commute from the train station to the ferry terminal?
What's the best ferry to take crossing the English Channel to Dover?
Any valuable information would be greatly appreciated.
Nutraveler ... [Posted by nutraveler, in the Europe Forum - May 16, 19:08]
ATM's in S.E. Asia
Does anyone know what the average maximum amount of cash you can withdrawal out if an ATM machine in S.E Asia? I have a bank now that charges a flat fee of $5US to pull out money anywhere I go in the world. If the maximum amount of $ I can pull out of the ATM is too low in S.E . Asia than I might switch banks.
-thanks;) ... [Posted by -Charlie, in the Asia Forum - May 16, 15:33]
blog competition?
I have no clue whether this is actually a good idea or not, but wouldn't it be nice to have a periodical blog contest and/or travel guide article contest, similar to the photo contests? ... [Posted by bentivogli, in the System Talk Forum - May 16, 15:09]
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BEX76!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[i]...Upon (finally) collecting the beleaguered and watered-down-sangria-sodden crew from the Molson Brewery and Poutine Museum, Isa revokes Twinkly the Driver's recently acquired driver's license and hustles said Twinkly the Driver onboard ship. (Tis a sad state of affairs when good pirates have to resort to bad sangria. Ah well, just one more reason to be leaving Montreal in a hurry...)
After 36 hours stuck in the duldrums off Papua New Guinea, the sun-scorched ship, with half-dead crew, so ... [Posted by Isadora, in the Off Topic Forum - May 16, 12:32]
one month untill the lifts start spinning
its snowing in Ushuaia. not too long now untill their is a good base to start skiing for the winter ... [Posted by TylerJames, in the Central/South America & The Caribbean Forum - May 16, 11:42]
Learning about Volunteering from other Travellers you Meet?
I want to travel for a few years. I've been looking at volunteering but it's hard to know where to start. If you were to just RTW for a year first, would you learn more about it from people you meet in hostels & stuff? Would it also be better if you had travelled these places first to give you some idea of what you might wanna do? ... [Posted by Marcus1, in the General Talk Forum - May 16, 10:39]
Greece / Turkey
Hi, I need some advice/something clearing up. In the past there was once a thing where is you had a turkish stamp in your passport you couldn't enter greece or visa versa (can't remember which way around it was). I have a british passport so technically it shouldn't be stamped in Europe as for somereason they don't stamp european passports, anyway, i was wondering if this still applied or .... ???
My travels are planned to take me from Turkey (Istanbul) ... [Posted by monkeeee, in the Europe Forum - May 16, 09:10]
treks in new zealand
Hello
Just wondered if anyone could offer some feedback on hiking tracks.
I plan to do the milford/routeburn/kepler/abel tasman coastal/rakiura/hollyford/whanganui river journey/franz josef glacier(not in this order)
What Im not sure is whether to do on my own or with a tour group, Ive done alot of day hikes around europe and north africa but most of the above are 3-5 days so Im not 100% confident in myself but the tours are pretty expensive(especially milford).
So Im looking for some ad ... [Posted by Monkey74, in the Australia / New Zealand & The Pacific Forum - May 16, 08:17]
Strap down the beer...
He's not alone.
February 5, 2008 - Deputy: Driver Straps In Beer, Not Toddler (http://www.news4jax.com/news/15222121/detail.html) ... [Posted by Hien, in the Off Topic Forum - May 16, 07:55]
Suggestions LaPaz to Saltra???
Currently in LaPaz and after a trip to the Jungle we will be ready to head south, destination, Saltra, Argintina.
We have time on our side and have alrady visited the salt flats previously. What im after are suggested itinaries to bridge this journey.
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers ... [Posted by glenn765, in the Central/South America & The Caribbean Forum - May 16, 06:39]
Things I Must see?
Hey:)
I'm planning my itenry for a RTW as I write this, and I'm pretty much going everywhere, and I was just wondering if there was anywhere I should defo NOT miss out becuase it is amazing and I should go, lol. Any festivals I should plan to be around for? Any hidden gems, normal tourists don't find. You get the idea...!
Well!?!:)
lol :)
Ronnie. xx ... [Posted by monkeeee, in the Round the World Travel Forum - May 16, 05:50]
Cairns to Alice Springs - fly or train?
Hi Everyone
I have been watching these forums from a distance lately as I am planning my trip for September this year and plan on spending about a year in Oz, NZ, Tasmania and Fiji!! I'm travelling alone so got loads of great advice from these forums so far :) so thanks!!
I was trying to find out the best way to get from Cairns to Alice Springs? I have been looking for flights on all the normal airlines ... [Posted by Suz2424, in the Australia / New Zealand & The Pacific Forum - May 16, 04:27]
Backpacker Accomodation
hi
anyone here know affordable accomodations in Singapore? for a backpacker? bec i'll be visiting there by mid of August...and it's my first time :D hmmm...it would be a great adventure...can someone give some tips?
thanks a lot ... [Posted by Yohan, in the Asia Forum - May 16, 02:41]
Getting a tattoo whilst travelling...
Hi,
I am about to go on my RTW travels soon and am wanting to get another tattoo done before I leave. As part of my travels I will be visiting the West Coast of the US (within the first month) and quite like the idea of getting it done in San Fran or LA.
I have several other tattoos so have a good idea of the ‘healing time’ and the procedures needed to keep it clean etc, but just wanted to ... [Posted by jadeverell, in the General Talk Forum - May 16, 02:28]
Birthday's while Travelling....
Hi All,
With the imminent arrival of my 25th B.Day in a few days, it has just dawned on me that i will be celebrating my next birthday abroad somewhere (hopefully warm, with several beers!) whilst on my RTW travels which is due to start in 45 days!! :)
I am just wondering what weird and wonderful birthdays other travellers have experienced while on their travels?
JD
:) ... [Posted by jadeverell, in the General Talk Forum - May 16, 02:15]
Do you fear flying?
Do you love to travel but secretly afraid of flying (especially the moment the plane speeds up and takes off on the runway). What goes through your mind at this moment?
I've seen many TV series depicting how some planes crash into the runway because of bad weather during takeoff; the nose slams onto the tarmac and the plane disintegrates into pieces. Another is how a section of the plane rips away in mid-air and passengers get sucked out into the ... [Posted by spongehead, in the General Talk Forum - May 16, 02:01]
Suggestion to reduce spam
I hang out at a couple of forums where people with less than 10 posts cannot post links to websites. Not even as urls (like www.xyz.org) . I think it works the same as "do not post email adresses" thingy TP already has.
I would like to suggest that TP adopts a similar policy. It would reduce the number of blatant promotional posts. ... [Posted by t_maia, in the System Talk Forum - May 16, 01:48]
The worst souvenir you bought on IMPULSE
What was the one souvenir you regretted buying even after all these years ('gee, I really don't have a need for that and it cost a bomb!').
Was it a life-sized wooden statue from Africa or something else? :) ... [Posted by spongehead, in the General Talk Forum - May 16, 01:27]
St. Baldrick’s foundation
St. Baldrick’s Foundation is is a non-profit charity, based in the United States. The foundation raises money for childhood cancer research primarily through head-shaving events. Volunteers, sponsored by family, friends and employers, get bald in solidarity with cancer affected kids who typically lose their hair during cancer treatment.
The foundation grew from an event to a nationwide movement in a relatively short period of time. The name of the foundation is derived from the words Bald and ... [Posted by Perkins69, in the Off Topic Forum - May 16, 01:03]
Studying Abroad at Shanghai University
I am studying abroad in Shanghai this semester with USAC, their program is great, and right now I am teaching english in a small city called Taiyuan. Anyways I have a blog at Http://www.yonizzel.blogspot.com feel free to check it out, and if you have any questions you can ask them on the blog and I will answer them, 100% guarantee :)
Zaijian! ... [Posted by Yonizzel, in the Asia Forum - May 15, 23:48]
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