So I made an ESTA visa today and went fast through it which wasn't a good idea, there was a question saying if I was previously or currently employed and I put no by accident even though I am employed but still got it approved. So just wondering for this mistake should I create a new application?. Thanks
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Hola everyone, doing my first big Europe trip summer 2027 with my partner and could use some real feedback before I start looking into hotels.
Quick context on my non-negotiables, so please don't tell me to cut these lol:
We fly into Barcelona and loop through Italy and France. Here's what we got:
Barcelona 3 nights. Arrive, chill, Sagrada Familia, then the concert.
Naples/Sorrento 5 nights. This is our Italy food era. Doing Capri as a day trip for the Monte Solaro chairlift, plus Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast.
Florence 3 nights. Duomo, Ponte Vecchio, and a day out in Tuscany for wine and the Chianti hills.
Paris 4 nights. Eiffel Tower, museums, Versailles.
Then back to Barcelona for one night to fly home.
Some context on us. We like a slower pace, we don't want to pack every single day, and we care way more about good food and actually enjoying places than checking boxes. Budget is around 13k for two.
My questions:
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Hi everyone,
We're a family of 5 (2 adults + 3 kids aged 12, 11, and 6) visiting Malaysia from 18-29 December:
Our accommodation budget is around USD140/night (~RM600).
We're looking for family-friendly hotels or serviced apartments with:
Questions:
We can spend a bit more for an exceptional location or experience, but we'd like to avoid paying for luxury features we won't really use.
If you've stayed somewhere that worked well for a family with children, I'd really appreciate specific hotel or serviced apartment recommendations.
Also, if there are any areas you would avoid during the December school holiday period, please let us know.
Thank you! 😊
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We were gifted a Hyatt gift card. It turns out, they are almost impossible to redeem. Hyatt's official policy is that gift cards are cash and can only be used in person, at the hotel. You cannot redeem them online or over the phone. Thus, to use a gift card to book a room your only choices are (1) book a significantly higher priced refundable room using your credit card, and then apply the gift card at check in. Of course, the higher price is likely to negate the price of the gift card. Or (2) don't book in advance and hope that you can get a room day of, and pay with the gift card in person. Additionally, you can only redeem these gift cards at select properties in the US, Canada and Caribbean. And select is the operative word here. Most of the hotels owned by Hyatt (ex. Secrets) won't accept the gift cards.
I'm not actually sure why anyone would buy a gift card of their own accord, but if you are considering getting one for someone else as a gift, don't bother.
