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By G Ma
November 20th 2008

TIPS FOR YOUR HOTEL STAY North America » United States

Make your hotel reservations in advance, especially if you are visiting a place in peak season. Do not depend solely on the hotel's alarm/wake up call service. Carry your own little alarm clock to catch an early morning flight or that pre-dawn sightseeing trip. When you check into your hotel, ask reception to give you a card with the hotel's name, address and telephone number. This will come in handy if you get lost or forget the name of your hotel. Check before traveling to see if your hotel has a hair dryer, iron, coffee maker, etc. to avoid having to [View Full Entry]

By G Ma
November 13th 2008

FAMILY TRAVEL - FLYING North America » United States

Reserve a nonstop flight. If that's not possible, go direct. Pay the extra money if you can afford it. Waking a sleeping baby/child should be avoided if possible. Take a night flight. Hopefully, the children will sleep for most of the flight. Buy a seat for your baby. It's worth the extra price. Children under the age of two, or weighing less than 40 pounds, should be securely fastened in child restraint seats when flying. Children have been seriously injured by turbulence. Make sure your car seat has an FAA approved label. Then, confirm with the airline that y [View Full Entry]

By G Ma
November 6th 2008

Tips For Luggage Identification North America » United States

Regarding luggage identification, it is strongly suggested you completely identify your luggage. It is really important to have identification tags on all your bags and carry-on bags. When a piece of luggage has a bag tag missing, an agent does not always have the time to completely research a city listing. Remember to cut off old luggage tags. If you want your luggage back quickly, leave your phone number for airline personnel to call and if you are not at home someone else may be able to advise them where to forward the bag. It is also suggested to use hard [View Full Entry]

By G Ma
November 6th 2008

Tips For Luggage Identification North America » Canada

By G Ma
October 22nd 2008

Travel Tips... North America » United States

Planning Your Trip: Know Before You Go! Travelers should familiarize themselves with their destinations, both to get the most enjoyment out of the visit and to avoid known dangers. Travelers should also be aware of restrictions on items that may be taken overseas and even on items that may be brought back into your country upon your return. Customs and Import Restrictions Customs Restrictions of Foreign Destinations - What You Cannot Take to Other Countries Many countries have restrictions on what may be brought into the country, including food, pets, and medications. Even [View Full Entry]

By G Ma
October 22nd 2008

Travel Tips... North America » Canada

By G Ma
October 9th 2008

CAR RENTALS OUTSIDE THE U.S. North America » United States

Every country has its own rules, but here’s a list of some items you may want to consider: You may need an international driver’s license or permit in addition to your U.S. driver’s license. Some countries charge a fee for a permit that allows you to drive on their roads. The rental contract may not be in English. See if they have rental contracts or at least an explanation of contract terms available in English. Also, see if they will have any English speaking counter personnel available to assist you when you arrive. Your personal [View Full Entry]

By G Ma
October 1st 2008

WHAT SHOULD I CONSIDER WHEN PLANNING A DAY AT THE PARK? North America » United States

Make a plan before you go and involve your children in the planning process. Some of the parks are so large you may not be able to see everything even if you have more than one day at the park. Some rides are so awesome you may want to try to ride them more than once. Since you may have different ideas than your children about what will be the best rides, planning ahead will give you time to make compromises so everyone enjoys their time at the park. Some rides have height restrictions and other health warnings for items such [View Full Entry]

By G Ma
September 27th 2008

Traveling Tips...Traveling With A Baby... North America

Traveling with A Baby: Choose carefully what you decide to bring to minimize baggage. You need something to transport baby, a place for baby to sleep and a car seat. Remember the small things like outlet covers to childproof a hotel room. Garbage-bag ties can double to gather drapes and cords. Carry on enough diapers, wipes and snacks for each child. Don’t forget extra outfits for babies and extra t-shirts for the adults! Try to book direct flights with no layovers. Lugging around all the baby gear is time consuming and tiring. If you must have a layover, try to give [View Full Entry]

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