Fly to Munich, Road Trips to Innsbruck and then what? Americans looking to get out of the country for the first time since Thailand in 2017. Would like to do some skiing in the alps in January. Seems like the base of the trip idea is fly into Munich and rent a car and drive to Innsbruck for skiing. Very much open to train, just need to do more research on options. I figure we’ll have 7 days not i…

When is enough travel and adventure enough? Hi folks, looking for advice and shared experience. I’m recently returned from a yearlong sabbatical in which I rode my bicycle across South America. I love my life, family and career back home and am pretty good about finding the joy in daily life (trying new things, passionate about hobbies, habits, exercise, meditation, etc). Still, the trans…

Headed back to my favourite place on Earth this weekend. Bhutan. submitted by /u/Pflunt

American Airlines cancelled my ticket but the flight is still active? Just got an email from American Express saying my American Airlines flight departing Chicago to California has been cancelled and that they gave me credit to book a new flight. The amount of credit I got is the same as how much I bought my original ticket for. When I went to their website to rebook with my credits, I found the exact same flight …

what do you do with your international coins i have scattered coins from korea, japan, south america, and most of the currency exchanges dont switch them out. what do you guys usually do with them? ​ submitted by /u/br0wnt0wn1

Avoiding large bag theft on Eurostar (formerly Thales) train from Paris to Amsterdam idea If I need to put my large suitcase in the luggage rack area near the train car entrance, would you say the highest risk is while the train is stopped at a station? I assume that’s the best time for someone to get on, grab a bag, get off and go just before the train departs. Between stations, while in motion, presumably it’s lower risk since a t…

Tourist Traps Warning: Viator Tours My Dad who’s native language isn’t English booked a guided tour of Pearl Harbor on Viator for our Family for – $69 per person x 3 = $207. Today, I looked at some of the reviews of the same tour on Viator and found out the paid “tour”in question was actually just shuttle ride to Pearl Harbor offloaded to a third-party tour operated by the Nationa…

Leichhardt falls QLD AUS While travelling Australia we found this beauty called Leichhardt falls ! Literally in the middle of nowhere! 70 kms from Burketown (not worth visiting) few fresh water crocs but they stay away if you do! You camp up on the flats and wake up to the view of the waterfalls submitted by /u/madhousehaylee

How do you travel often? Hello I’m 23 years old and only just starting my travel journey. To those that travel frequently, how often do you travel per year? What do you do for work/how do you afford travel? I see so many ppl traveling and having the time of their lives and I want to do that too. I just graduated from college and want to possibly move forward with a car…

Nicaragua March 2023 Hey everyone, Thought I’d post some photos from my trip to Nicaragua in March. It was my girlfriend and I’s first trip to Latin America, and it couldn’t have gone better! We spent three weeks there and loved every second of it. The weather was perfect, the people were friendly, it was very affordable and we felt safe the whole time. Our two fav…

Aeromexico Flight Diverted and Stranded Us in Different City Hi all, just trying to understand my options here before I get responses from the airline/insurance. Yesterday I was flying out of Mexico City, which was experiencing heavy delays, with my flight getting delayed over 4 hours. We were able to fly standby back to Tijuana on an earlier flight, but with 30 minutes left in our journey, we got rerout…

Your best walking/standing shoes you take traveling? Going back to Japan. Anyone who has ever visited know that you walk and stand a lot there. What is the most comfortable shoes you take on your travels. Fyi, the best shoes I had was a cheap pair of $10 shoes from a public market in Seoul. submitted by /u/teva98125

First international flight by myself, need some help! Hey guys, I appreciate any feedback I can get!! I’m 23 years old and soon this will be my first time flying internationally, solo. I’m leaving from Tucson International at 8am to Sky Harbor in Phoenix by 9, flight from Sky Harbor to Mexico City departs at 11:15. My questions are do I have to go get my bags from baggage claim in Phoenix and then …

SAS damaged my luggage and won’t compensate me So long story short coming back from a trip to Italy, layover in Copenhagen and back to EWR, my big hard shell Calpak suitcase was damaged. Crack running up the side, wheel missing, can put my hand in the hole where the wheel broke off, it looks like it fell from the plane while landing honestly. Apparently the easiest way to handle this is at t…

Mother/Daughter European Trip- Where to?! My mother (59 f) and I (30 f) are planning a Europe trip to celebrate her 60th birthday next September. I am planning it and trying to come up with the best 10 day itinerary but would love some thoughts on where we should go. We live on the east coast in the US. My mom has never traveled outside of the US and Caribbean. I have traveled a fair am…

What cool manmade landmark/monument/museum have you seen in your travels you think most people don’t know about that they SHOULD? Looking for anything manmade that you have personally seen that you think most of the world is unaware of, that’s cool enough to share with others. Museums, monuments, dams, bridges, whatever – but it must be MAN MADE. Links to more info about it highly appreciated, so people can go find out more. submitted by /u/ChaseBrockheart …

Need help planning a 2 week North India itinerary over Diwali So I’d like to see Delhi, Agra, Rajasthan and Varanasi. I’m flying into Delhi in the early evening on the 8th November and am flying out of Delhi probably ~22nd November (haven’t booked yet). My thoughts were that maybe I could do something like this: • 8th night: Delhi • 9th: Delhi • 10th: Agra day then overnight train to Varanasi • 11th Varana…

How serious are the security warnings from embassies? We are two foreigners who are in Uganda and primarily came for Nyege Nyege festival happening in Jinja, Uganda from 9th to 12th. Yesterday US embassy in Uganda released the following alert “Due to increased terrorist activity, U.S. Embassy Kampala recommends that individuals exercise an elevated degree of caution and reconsider attendance at up…

Guatemala Trip Report Protests / Road blocks update November 2023 I just wanted to share my experience on my trip to Guatemala last week. For those who don’t know there have been political protests and road blocks restricting travel around the country in September/October. I had a trip planned for end of October and had a really hard time finding the latest updates on how my trip might be affected and if I sho…

Travel story – in 60 words or less. Travel mishap story in 60 words or less. I’ll go first: Exhausted after a grueling trip. Finally in the Uber home. Unknown number calls. I have a stranger’s bag. A stranger has my bag. Had to turn back. 🤦 submitted by /u/Kind_Mirror_8339