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I am traveling with my SO from Paris to Strasbourg and have found tickets with OUIGO (cheapest option of course) and was wondering if anyone had any insight regarding seating. It's stated that four days before departure we should receive our tickets electronically with assigned seating. Does anybody know whether they randomly assign seats or try and place a party together if one purchases multiple tickets (in this case two). Thanks for any help!
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I have a friend getting married July 31, 2021 in portugal. I want to explore Europe in the process. Thinking 2 weeks, maybe a month if I can afford it. How soon should I start planning? What are the first steps? Help please
Hey, there are 5 of us looking to book an apartment for a few days in Spain, the booking is asking for "Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in".
Not all of us have credit cards is one likely to be acceptable? Why do they need one in the first place, they have asked for a deposit separately so its not to charge to cover damage?
I can't find anything that really answers this question online, they only talk about hotel use or using a credit card to pay for the booking. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
We do have debit cards but I know they are subject to fairly different regulations that might make them unsuitable for this use.
My partner and I (Australian) are purchasing a van in the Netherlands (we are registering and insuring through a company) and are contemplating road tripping to Georgia and back. I’m struggling to find any recent content on the legalities of this? Coming from an island country makes the prospect of border crossings in a car pretty intimidating ahahah Does anyone know if this is possible and if so what we would need legality wise? Thanks heaps!
Hi r/Travel ! I am coming to Kenya for a week in March and would love any suggestions you have for:
Places/cities/towns to visit
Things to do
Places to eat
Places to drink/nightlife
Any general Kenya travel advice
Some additional details:
I’ve already booked a 3 day stay in Lamu, but am wondering where else I should go? I fly in/out of Nairobi, but many have advised me only to stay there for a day or two. Would you recommend spending 3-4 days in Nairobi or spending 2 days there and 2 days somewhere else? If somewhere else, what cities/towns?
I’m considering spending 2 days at Lake Naivasha and doing Hells Gate, but haven’t solidified any plans yet. Do you recommend 2 days there?
I’ve spent time in other East African countries and have been on safari before, so not really looking to go on safari (also it’s a bit expensive for me right now).
I do speak decent Swahili and have a pretty good understanding of general East African culture (even though every country is very different).
Asanteni!