I have booked a two way ticket to Amsterdam and would like to do a road trip. have 10 days and plan to visit three countries with just one city as a focus! is this doable ? which city would you guys suggest?
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Hey everyone! My wife and I are planning a 10-day trip to Turkey and would love some recommendations.
Day 1–2: Istanbul
Day 3: Trabzon → Uzungöl
Day 4–5: Uzungöl
Day 6–7: Ayder
Day 8: Rize
Day 9: Trabzon
Day 10: Fly back home
We’re mainly looking for nature, amazing views, relaxing places and a honeymoon vibe.
I’m comfortable driving, but I’d like to avoid dangerous/narrow mountain roads or bad roads.
Would you change anything or recommend any other places?
Thanks!
When returning to the US from Heathrow, I have a layover in Dublin for 1.5 hours. Will I go through customs here or in Chicago??
Thanks in advance!
I looked online but didn’t say anywhere.
I’m looking for honest opinions because I’m getting conflicting information.
I booked a Spirit flight through Expedia. Spirit canceled my original flight, so I had to make a last-minute replacement booking with American Airlines that cost significantly more. I also had to drive to another state to catch the replacement flight.
Then the American Airlines flight was delayed around 5 hours, causing me to lose significant time and planned activities at my destination. American only offered lounge access, which didn’t really help.
Before disputing anything, I contacted Spirit, Expedia, and American Airlines by phone and tried to get the situation resolved. Nobody offered reimbursement for the additional cost.
I eventually disputed $605.71 with Chase — not the entire American Airlines ticket, just the additional amount I had to pay compared with my original flight.
Chase investigated the dispute. Their March 9, 2026 letter says the dispute was resolved and that Chase credited my account for the full $605.71. I called Chase today and specifically asked whether this was just a temporary credit. The representative told me that the merchant accepted the dispute, Chase then resolved it, and that the merchant could not simply charge me again through the dispute process.
Now, almost a year later, Expedia is contacting me demanding the $605.71 and says that if I don’t pay, it could potentially go to collections and I could be prevented from booking with Expedia Group in the future.
My questions:
Can Expedia legitimately demand this money after the merchant accepted the dispute and Chase resolved it?
Can they actually send this to collections and potentially affect my credit?
Can they close my Expedia account over this?
Does the fact that I actually used the replacement American Airlines flight make the chargeback improper, even though I only disputed the additional $605.71?
Am I misunderstanding how the chargeback process works?
I’m genuinely looking for honest opinions. If I’m in the wrong here, tell me why. I just want to understand what Expedia’s actual basis would be for demanding this money now.
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Anyone have experience of doing this? I’ll be in Mexico for a month then hoping to go to the USA? Any travel restrictions or entry requirements I should know about besides the ESTA, onward ticket and valid passport? I’m just unsure as I’m coming from Mexico and not the UK.
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Hey everyone! I’m planning a trip to Norway for my partner’s birthday and would love some input on our route and logistics.
Here is what we currently have in mind:
Destinations: Tromsø, Bergen, and possibly Oslo (we're on the fence about Oslo—we aren't huge city people, but we aren't totally opposed to it if it's worth a stop).
Vibe we want: Cute little towns, Viking history, and stunning, postcard-worthy views.
Activity level: We aren't as active as we should be, so no extreme mountaineering. However, we can comfortably handle long walks and steep hills, and we'd likely book guided tours if we need transportation to trailheads or specific sights.
I have a few specific questions for those who know the area:
1. Should we include Oslo? Given that we are leaning more toward nature, small towns, and history rather than big city experiences, is Oslo worth a couple of days, or should we skip it to spend more time exploring the fjords and smaller towns around Bergen/Tromsø?
2. Car rental vs. public transit: Should we rent a car to get around Bergen and nearby towns/scenic areas, or is public transportation/tour-based travel sufficient?
3. Any hidden gems or tour recommendations that fit our vibe (cozy towns, Viking history, moderate walks) would be hugely appreciated!
Thanks in advance for any help!
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