What else to bring other than the usual? Visiting a foreign country opens up a world of possibilities and interesting experiences for you as a tourist. It feeds your curiosity and fuels your sense of adventure. To ensure a fun and safe trip with less risk of physical, emotional, or financial hassle along the way, make a checklist of all your travel essentials so you don't forget anything. Health Items It is expected that medical supplies, vitamin supplements, and snacks already
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A survival guide to spending the night at LAX
Many describe the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) as one of those extremely busy international hubs with passengers finding it the slowest to get in, as well as the slowest to get out. With the high probability of a delayed flight, missed connection, and unplanned layover, along with the idea of facing the dreaded rush-hour traffic in the Los Angeles area, this airport may readily lead you to the practical decision of staying overnight, especially if you have an early
Charging and gadget essentials for international travel
No matter how much a seasoned traveler you may be, having a checklist of essential gears to bring with you provides assurance and security that you will be able to pack everything you need for your long flight. Unless the trip’s purpose is to actually unplug and savor the solitude of being totally on your own in a far-flung place, you would certainly want to make sure that your loved ones know where you are and how you are doing.
What a chance (non-revenue) passenger should know before flying in an international flight
Non-revenue passengers, more popularly referred to as chance passengers, are travelers with flight privileges to fly either for free or at significantly discounted rates. It is worth noting though that some chance passengers are not necessarily non-revenue passengers, like those full-paying travelers requesting for sudden changes in their flight itineraries and trying their luck that their targeted flights are not full. These non-revenue passengers are airline employees or some of their family members and friends. However, free or discounted fares may also