Hello!
I'm looking to take my child (5) away to a christmas market in europe this year.
Flying ideally from Luton, but could stretch to another if needed. No longer than 2/3 hours flight and the destination cant be too far by public transport from the airport.
Looking for fairytale, super festive magical destinations - already done Dresden.
Thank you
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Hey guys,
I'm going on a 10-day trip to Guatemala in a few weeks with my boyfriend and I thought of packing some games with me. What are your favorite games that you always pack with you, besides the classic deck of cards/uno?
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In October, I’m flying from DC (either IAD or BWI) to Italy (major airport TBD), then Italy to Athens, then Athens back to DC. For the EU/US legs, I think the only option is booking separate one-way trips, right? Might be a stupid question but I’ve only ever booked round trip before.
In late September, I'll have a 6 day trip in Spain. For outside reasons, the trip must both begin and end in Madrid.
I'm curious for folks' thoughts -- would you recommend spending the full 6 days in Madrid or perhaps splitting 3 days in Madrid and 3 days somewhere else?
To me, it's on that awkward cusp; I feel like my ideal amount of time spent in a city is often 4 days. I'm currently leaning toward just spending the 6 days based in Madrid and doing two or three day trips out to Toledo, Segovia, maybe somewhere else?
For reference, this will be my first time in Spain. I live in NYC so I wouldn't mind a few days in a slower-paced, less-bustling town.
Welcome any thoughts -- thank you in advance!
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Mexican-American girl here. I have 10 days off in October and I planned an amazing itinerary for Utah: slot canyons, backpacking, off-road. I also landed a permit for the White Rim road.
The reason why I am very hesitant about this trip. Is because:
-I would be driving close to 20 hours (plus back) to get there from Texas. It comes out cheaper than flying and renting a car.
-I need a 4x4 rental for white rim road. This is gonna set me back $700 for two days.
- this will be a tiring, intense, risky roadtrip that's gonna be weather dependent. I also will be mostly camping (which I do like)
-Will be cooking most of my stuff too to save costs.
After adding all expenses, I realized I could do something else. Ie go to Puerto Rico or Guatemala. More relax, laid-back, better food.
But tbf, I'm torn. Idk what to do. Utah is very special to me.
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hey there! I want to plan a trip to drive to Arizona. you see I live in a big city and of course you have to give yourself a new area and I would love to visit the national park and stay away from the city for a few days! my wife and I love to do trip but we never done a long toad trip.
so i would like some input/ recommendations for our trip
would it be better to take a rental car or used your own car? our cars are around year 2008-2010
how many days do you recommend? what season?
stay in hotel or camp site? I never been camping.
how much money you recommend saving up?
thanks yall!
Hey so me and my cousin are staying in Tallinn for 7 days and need travel advice.
Date: 27-31st of December
Budget: €200 from me (he is unknown)
I just want an itinerary of areas to visit:
Me:
- Love Food (A FUCK TON)
- Want to see Estonian culture and also architecture
- Want to check out some nature too
My cousin:
- Super a nature and hiking guy
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What adjustments to your travel plans are you making for next year as the world likely deals with a “super” El Niño weather phenomenon?
Are you considering / not considering certain places or considering not travelling internationally at all because of it?
If you are considering amending plans, what factors are you thinking about most (ex - natural disasters, political unrest, cost of living increase making travel unaffordable, ethics, etc)?
Is it worth the Elite membership? I loved it back when it was Scott’s Cheap Flights, but the free tier hasn’t been great in a while. (No, I still don’t want to go to Ft Lauderdale or Atlanta, thanks.) Does anyone have experience with the Elite tier? Are the deals actually that good? $200 is VERY expensive for a “maybe.”
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Hello! My husband and I go on a trip each year without our son, we usually do all inclusive (less expensive, we save the big trips as a family) getaways, we’ve been to the DR and Mexico several times and have enjoyed it. Any suggestions for this year? Thinking around $5k total, hot location, with amble pool and beach time.
I am studying for my exchange in Johor Bahru Malaysia and would like to know the best weekend (2-4 day trips) around Southeast Asia that are accessible from Singapore as that is the closest major airport.
Any recommendations and advice are much appreciated.
I’d love to visit Vietnam, but am undecided between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. I have been told to go to Taiwan too but unsure where is the best and I would like to meet my friend, who is in Australia, in either Perth or the Philippines.
Thanks in advance!
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Me and wife are planning a September trip to either Cala d’or Mallorca or Paros Greece for 9 days and we trying to see which place ticks our boxes of great food, great beaches, tons of activities and a nightlife where we can have fun. We are in our late 20s so we don’t want to be bored.
If you have other recommendations for place instead please do share.
Thanks!
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