Need Advice: Auckland to Kuala Lumpur with a 22-Month-Old – Air NZ Sky Couch vs Malaysia Airlines Direct Flight Hey all, I’m traveling from Auckland to Kuala Lumpur with my wife and our active 22-month-old, and I’m trying to figure out the best flight option for us. I have two choices: Option 1: Air New Zealand + Separate Airline Flight 1: Air NZ Auckland to Singapore (with a Sky Couch) Layover: 4 hours in Singapore Flight 2: Scoot, or another airline…

Beds I slept in while hiking in Nepal I was inspired to share the photos of some of the rooms I laid to rest, in the Himalayas after seeing a post for all the seats someone sat in:) submitted by /u/Green_Soup_2912

What should I do for re-entry into the USA? Hello everybody. I am currently a college student that took a vacation to Seoul for winter break and will be returning in less than two weeks. A week ago, some motherfucker decided to steal my wallet that contains my green card which is absolutely needed for going back to the states. I tried to contact the embassy to set up an appointment to get…

Photos/travel report from recent travel to Sri Lanka Towns/cities visited – Day 1 – Negombo (we only spent the night there as our plane arrived at 11:30 pm) Day 2-3 – Sigiriya (We went to the Dambulla Cave Temple, Sigiriya Rock, Pidurangala rock, and did an elephant safari at Hurulu Eco Park Day 4 – Kandy. I had low expectations for Kandy but I ended up liking it! The view of the lake was lovely D…

Supposed to Travel to LA… looking like a bad idea? I’m a US citizen, abroad. Bought a ticket to travel back to the states to LA specifically to take care of some business, supposed to leave for LA in Saturday. Have an AirBnB booked, supposed to be there for a week, have another separate flight booked out of LAX the 18th. This isn’t really looking like a good idea anymore. I’ve never been in thi…

What are the best cities to visit for lovers of Islamic architecture? Cities that host a large and varied collection of sights which are also well-preserved. submitted by /u/uncannyfjord

Recommendations for 6 days in the South of France Hi there, Me (33M) and my partner (29F) are travelling to Europe from Australia for 3 weeks from mid March to early April. We are planning on spending a week in London, largely visiting friends then travelling down into France for 2 weeks. We will be spending the last 7 nights in Paris, which will be for her 30th. We have about 6 nights in betwe…

I’m in Japan for another week and planning on picking up a few more must haves to go back to the states but I still have a few questions. Like the title suggests, I’m a week out from leaving Japan back to the states. It’s been a great first trip here. But I can’t find out solid answers for an item. Fresh wasabi root that’s in a sealed package. I see a prior post from someone coming from Canada into the US but led to the “…as long as you declare you can’t get into trouble” but they…

Suggestions for charming little towns in northern France My family and I are preparing for our short french trip. I have never been to France but am great culture enthusiast. I am looking for charming colombage style streets, good gastronomy (we don’t drink, so I don’t care about wine), cafes, little shops and libraries, galleries etc. Please can you reccommend some places in northern France (we are c…

Lost Bag with Ryanair Since October – Claim Marked as “Closed” but No Updates or Compensation Hi Reddit, Back in October, my cousin and I flew with Ryanair, and our checked bag decided it had other plans. Fast forward to January, and there’s still no sign of it. I filed a claim right after it went missing, hoping for updates, compensation, anything!. Recently, I checked Ryanair’s system, and it says my claim is “closed.” Closed?! That’s …

Travel with Protein powder etc. Hello guys in a few weeks I’m going to travel per plane and then per cruise ship for vacation. Have you ever had a problem by bringing protein, creatine, pills (zinc, vitamines, …) etc. to your vacation? How do you transport these things in your suitcase, so there is no mess? Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/altaccount123465 …

More Americans should travel to third world countries. It’s truly eye opening After graduating college, I volunteered for Peace Corps. They placed me in Ethiopia, where 60% of the population live in poverty. For 2 whole years, I got to live the life of the average Ethiopian. It was basically 14th century style of living. I slept in a hut because in rural areas of the country, people tend to live in huts. Huts don’t have r…

My advice for under 18s travelling alone I have seen many posts about minors travelling alone. I’ve travelled over 18 times round trips alone now and have attached the letter I use in the comments. I am 17 and met a girl on a vacation in Amsterdam when I was 15. I am from the UK and we have been together for nearly 2 years. When I was 16 my parents allowed me to travel to the Netherla…

Seeking Help with Turkish Airlines Claim (EU261 Refund Advice Needed) Hi everyone, I need help figuring out how to proceed with a compensation claim against Turkish Airlines. I’ve seen people mention EU261 here, but I’m unsure where to start. Here’s what happened: I booked a connected flight with Turkish Airlines from Skopje to Málaga, with a stop in Istanbul. The flight to Málaga was fine, but the return was an a…

How do you avoid getting bored/lonely during business trips? Once the day’s business is over, I often find myself deciding between ordering room service, a table for 1 at a nearby restaurant, or drinking alone at the bar, none of which I’m particularly fond of. How do others do? submitted by /u/throwlog

UK/Europe Electronic Travel Authorization Frequency? I Travel to London 5/6x a year… Do I need an Electronic Travel Authorization every time I visit the UK? Website says ETA is valid for 2 years and I pay the fee, but is the payment fee good for 2 years or is it the actual travel authorization? Do I need to fill one out 5/6x a year every time I visit the UK or 1 ETA is good for 2 years? subm…

Cambodia’s religious sites, ruins, and temples submitted by /u/LovelyLittleLaurel

“Familiar” Cultures Have you ever traveled somewhere and just immediately understood more about the culture/vibe than you should otherwise know? In my particular case it was countries with a shared background. My mother side is Portuguese and she is 2nd generation American. Looks wise I’m a perfect blend of my maternal grandfather and my actual father. I traveled i…

Panama with young kids My husband and I and our 2 kids (almost 2 and 4) are planning a trip to Panama in March for 17 days. We have a few days in Panama City before we rent a car to Anton Valley and beyond. We want to take a day trip to Soberania National Park and Gatun Lake to do some hiking, see some wildlife and possibly a boat tour as well. As I’m looking at tours…

Cash for 2 weeks in Argentina? Hi folks! My partner and I will be traveling to Argentina for two weeks (splitting time between Buenos Aires, El Chaltén, and Bariloche). We have a Visa Infinite card so will probably use that when possible. Some questions: Any recommendations on how much cash to bring? Is having both USD and ARS useful and if so at what ratio? Is Western Union…