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I visited Seoul for a few days pre-pandemic. It would be awesome to go back. I barely scratched the surface after visiting Gyeongbokgung Palace and walking around Myeongdong. Have you been to Seoul? If so, what did you …
I haven’t, but I’d love to go because, as silly as it sounds, I’m a big fan of M*A*S*H, and of course Seoul was a hot spot for their R&R on the show. That aside, though, the history there must be incredible! Why were you only there for a few days? Was it a group tour type of thing?
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To ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip, it is essential to be aware of certain requirements and practical considerations that travelers should keep in mind. The necessary prerequisites for visiting Tokyo, such as documen…
Public transportation in foreign countries always makes me very nervous because I don’t even do well navigating public transportation here at home! I’m always afraid I’ll get on the wrong train and wind up really far away from where I intended to go. Good to know that Tokyo has signs in English, though. That helps to make things a little easier!
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Luxury travel is the art of experiencing the world in the most exquisite way possible, offering unparalleled comfort, personalized services, and unique adventures. From dining in Michelin-starred restaurants to resting …
I upgrade as much as possible when traveling because I want the exclusive experience, but sometimes I cut corners. For example, instead of paying $500 for a private cabana at the beach, I’ll tip the towel guys $40 and ask them to set up my lounge chairs away from the crowd under a nice palm tree. That usually gets them to go above and beyond, and they’ll add a couple small tables and let the beach servers know to be attentive.
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Do you have any tips for traveling safely as a lone female? There are so many places that I want to see that my friends and family just aren’t interested in.
I’ve traveled alone quite a bit, and even when I’m not on a trip by myself, I tend to stray from the people I’m with. My main focus is to stick to populated, well-lit areas. Also, trust your gut. If you’re in a place that’s giving you a creepy feeling, get out of there.
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I keep saying I’m done with Disney because of the expense, the crowds, and the general hassle of it all, but I was just there recently, and I already want to go back. I guess it is the most magical place on earth!…
I love Disney! Try to go while school is in session, and it won’t be so crowded. It’s worth paying extra for Lighting Lane passes. I know it’s hard to fork out extra cash, especially when the tickets are already expensive, but the passes are your best bet for riding all the most popular attractions.
I read that during a recent stockholder meeting, Bob Iger (Disney CEO) defended the expense of going to Disney by saying there’s nowhere else where you get as much as you do for money spent at Disney. I always thought it was an overpriced destination, but that put a different spin on it for me. So, is it expensive? Sure. But it’s true that when you break down money spent and the vast amount of things you can do, there’s a lot of value in it.+2 4
