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http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=User:BarbieChau470&action=history Revision history for this page on the wiki en MediaWiki 1.13.3 Mon, 02 Nov 2026 05:35:24 GMT http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=User:BarbieChau470&diff=46275&oldid=prev <p>New page: Best Guide Travel best guide travelBest Guide Travel To Europa Specially Paris travel is the adventure of it. New places, new faces, new experiences. I believe that the best way to enjoy...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Best Guide Travel<br /> <br /> best guide travelBest Guide Travel To Europa Specially Paris<br /> <br /> travel is the adventure of it. New places, new faces, new experiences. I believe that the best way to enjoy these things is to be on your own (i.e. alone, with family or with friends). It really is not difficult to plan a trip to the three cities you mentioned. If it were I, I would make Paris my base.this is best gude travel to europa, I would take the train to London and one of the many el-cheapo flights to Rome. What you do and where you stay will very much depend upon your budget. London is outrageously expensive by American standards. Paris and Rome are not much cheaper. Nonetheless, it can be done, individually, without spending a fortune. Give us an idea of how long you want to travel, what your budget is and what your interests are.<br /> http://best-guide-travel.com/best-guide-travel-to-europa/<br /> If you fly there, also check out your mother�s travel insurance, flying a family member there due to illness or injury might be covered<br /> <br /> I�ll give you some examples.for best guide travel, I�ve never rented a house in the country, but I�ve rented an apartment in Paris, and spent some time in Rennes, a small city in the north of France, and got there by train. The trains in Europe are wonderful. Rennes was very nice. It was even featured recently in the Travel section of the NY Times. But I only spent a day and a half there and I�m glad that�s all I spent. There are some towns where, once you take a look around, you know you can only stay for so long. So in that regard, I�d hate to be trapped by a rental agreement in a small city for too long. I prefer to stay mobile, and personally, I can only stay in any city for about 4 days. I want to leave part of the city a mystery, so, for me, better to move on before I grow to hate the place. But a friend of mine loves doing the opposite. She�ll rent an apartment in Paris for a month and take long leisurely strolls and have coffee nowhere in particular. For the best guide travel So I suggest you try to imagine the worst case scenario for both. You end up in Bordeaux and realize, after two days, that you�re bored out of your mind but you have to keep returning to the same house because of your agreement. Or, you arrange to see 3 or 4 cities at 3 to 4 days apiece and the pace starts to stress you out and you start to bicker with each other. Me, personally, I prefer to see 3 or more cities. That�s what I do on every international trip. I love being active, I love getting just a little bit lost, and I love moving on before a place gets stale.<br /> <br /> Depends on the kind of traveler you are. For the best guide travel ,Do you enjoy figuring things out for yourself or do you like things taken care of for you? Do you like a little adventure or do you want a nice, safe, predictable trip? Now me, I like putting my own trips together. I like learning a little bit of the language, their customs, and I like visiting sites to get tips and advice before I go. I visit TripAdvisor to get customer reviews on hotels and I read Lonely Planet to find quirky, out-of-the-way spots to visit. And I read up on the scams. Doing the research is half the fun for me, and I love getting there and not having every minute of my life dictated. I love a little of the unknown. But other people, like my parents, for example, will ONLY use travel agents. They want everything dictated for them. They want to be picked up from the airport, they want their hotels arranged in advance, and they want to be shuttled from one popular destination to another. They don�t even mind when they�re steered into a souvenir shop and a cheesy salesman does the hard sell all so that the travel agent can make a few extra bucks off of them. They want a paint-by-numbers trip with very few surprises. No problem there, but let me just say this: If you�re going to France, you�re probably going to Paris, and in Paris everyone speaks English. So if you�re worried about no knowing the language, stop worrying. In fact, that should be motivation for you to learn a few phrases. For best guide travel, All you have to do is visit Trip Advisor to read up on hotels, and read up on the list of scams�and there are plenty of scams you can easily avoid. You�d have to read up on the scams if you used a travel agent anyhow. And then search on Kayak to find a good flight. Then you�ll want to visit at least five popular destinations and you can do that all by metro or train. Heck, you can even rent a car in France if you want. There now, was that so hard? I just did the equivalent of a travel agent and I didn�t even charge you.</div> Sat, 07 Apr 2012 18:12:50 GMT BarbieChau470 http://beta.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=User_talk:BarbieChau470