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Travel Tips ... The Travel Beat
Packing for Trips ... Safety & Valuables
Wardrobe for the Traveler
- Airline
Reservations, Fares and Travel - Canadian travel agency
offers tips on choosing a destination, booking trips,
documentation, insurance, research, and canceling a trip.
Includes trip checklist.
- Betty's Travel
Kiosk - Personal travel information, including packing
list, travel hints, safety tips, photo gallery, as well
as links to many informative travel sites.
- Doctor Travel
- Offers excerpts from a book in which Doctor Travel shares
the knowledge he has gained during thousands of hours
spent in domestic and foreign airports, airlines, hotels,
taxi cabs, side streets, stores, and restaurants.
- Free Travel
Tips - Thousands of free travel tips and links about
airlines, rental cars, hotels, cruises, and trip planning
information for domestic and foreign travel.
- General
Travel Tips - General tips with an Asian focus, categorised
into planning, arriving, at the hotel, during your stay,
using email, cutting stress, avoiding culture shock, and
beating jet lag.
- Going Places
- Web companion to the second season of WNET's "Going
Places," public television's highest-rated travel show
ever.
- Long Trip Tips
- Discusses health, safety, and comfort considerations
on long journeys, especially by air.
- MyPrimetime
Travel Planner - The travel planner provides tips
and an interactive checklist to help you get ready for
your trip.
- 1000 Tips 4 Trips
- Travel tips and advice submitted by users. Hints for
packing; safety advisories; wardrobe and clothing suggestions;
passport pointers; and reference books.
- Tony's
Travel Guide - General information on choosing a destination,
organising transportation, packing, trouble-shooting,
and other tips.
- 1000 Travel
Tips - Information for the independent traveller on
SE Asia, the Middle East and Central America.
- Travel
Tips of All Sorts - Personal tips on traveling, wacky
travel light, preparations for before you go and return,
jet lag, motion sickness, economy class syndrome and related
web sites.
- TravelSafe
- Safety tips and security planning, including safety
at the airport and hotel, and getting around unfamiliar
cities.
- Trip Tips and
Tools - Dozens of pages of ideas on how to plan and
better enjoy your vacation, from folks who have done it
nearly 80 times. Focuses on Europe but is broadly applicable.
- Web Travel
Secrets - Reference how to find airlines, hotels,
and cruises; find the best fares and deals; purchase tickets
and make reservations; even when and how to best utilize
your local travel agent.
- A World Travel
Club - Independent club with services, tips, information,
ideas, experiences from and for all travel friends. In
Italian and English.
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Travel Tips
- With the days of unlimited carry-on baggage becoming
obsolete, a strategic well thought-out plan for taking
necessities of life with us on our business and recreational
travels, is certainly a key ingredient of any succesful
excursion.
Wardrobe
- Remember: "Less is More" and unless your
destination involves a lengthy cruise, few situations
would dictate much more than the following suggestions.
- For the Woman: The staple of a knit skirt, matching
knit cardigan or blazer, a pair of slacks and walking
shorts along with 4-5 tops provides an endless variety
of combinations. And accessorized with a bright scarf
or a straw hat, a look can be quickly modified. Basic
black and navy will never disappear as travel favorites.
However, basic brown has now come into its own as a
basic and can also be used as a starting point for building
a travel wardrobe.
- For the Man: Two pair of slacks in tan, navy or gray
will always pull double duty along with a traditional
classic blazer. (Of course, the more casual men will
always prefer jeans or docker-style pants.) Look for
new options in fabrics such as microfiber and Tencel.
A comfortable pair of walking shorts and 4-5 knit polo
shirts (either short or long sleeved) can complete this
basic plan. Don't forget that not only do knit polos
pack exceedingly well, they provide a stylish "dressed
down" look under a blazer.
- For Everyone: The classic, well-cut T-Shirt in a neutral
color is great for layering if the climate dictates
or just for wearing solo.
- Remember, this wardrobe has to be adjusted to suit
your style, for very casual traveler (jeans & T-Shirt)
to the business traveler.
- Good luck and have fun!
Next time, we will cover "Safety and Valuables!"
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