Favorite travel snacks that keep well After a brain tumor my stomach doesn’t always agree with me on what’s delicious or when is time to eat. What are some of your favorite packable snacks with longevity and nutrition? My unpredictable and slightly embarrassed stomach/brain thanks you submitted by /u/notoriousbsr

Kookiest thing/place you’ve seen? I’m not a traditional sightseer, I wanna see the kooky, weird and offbeat things. I love going through the Atlas of the Obscure whenever I travel to a new destination to find these sights. In Vienna I visited the Narrenturm and the Republic of Kugelmugel, we took a detour to Sanluis Obispo just to see Bubblegum alley, and for my birthday a few y…

Día de Muertos in Querétaro, México submitted by /u/Lestat21x

stupid question but how do I make an international call? ok bare with me, I’m from canada living in Berlin but since I just moved here I still have my Canadian phone/sim card (I’m with rogers). I only use apps for communication but I need to call a Canadian number (my doctor in Toronto) and also receive a call from her. so what are my options to make this happen? yes, I realize this is probably a stup…

Africa travel suggestions Id love to visit subsarian Africa either this winter or in the spring. I’d like to know which would be the best places to visit which would be safe, interesting and fun (nature, food, people and culture-wise), and not extraordinarily expensive for someone who wants to have a comfortable hotel and doesn’t mind spending money for unique experience…

Inputs on my travel plans (South east asia) Hi everybody! I’m currently unsure about my travel plans. They’re as follows: 24.11 – 27.11: Ho Chi Minh – exploring the city 28.11: Singapore as I have a Meeting on that day 28.11 – 02.12: Kota Kinabalu – Climbing Mount Kinabalu the first 2 days then spending the rest in Kota, possibly going on a dive with some travel buddies 03.12 – 05.12: Tai…

Taking a Desktop Computer from the USA through Italian Customs? Hi everyone, I currently work a remote freelance job, so I am considering an extended stay in Italy for a month where I work from Italy since I’ve always wanted to visit. However, to do my job, I would need to bring my desktop computer. I am based in the US and would be flying to / from Milan. Does anyone know anything about taking a desktop com…

I love travelling so much I’m trying to make it my job Kind of a repost from another sub but anyway I am actively working my way to be getting onto a cruise ship to be a guest entertainer where I will put on my own opera based show/s; possibly a bit drag based too. I really wouldn’t mind doing 6 months singing for a couple hours a day(it’s debateable whether it’s more or less than 2 hrs a day) and t…

11 days in Buenos Aires 🇦🇷 my new favorite city in the world submitted by /u/TacticalMongoose

Amazing month in Patagonia submitted by /u/didihearathunder

1 week in Seoul I have a week off in March and have contemplated going to Seoul. Do you think it’s worth traveling from New York all the way to Seoul for a week? It’s about a 20 hour flight… my friend doesn’t think it’s worth it. submitted by /u/katiebalizaba

Leaving someone to fend for themselves So I’ve pretty much got a good grasp on how everyone feels about leaving a traveling companion to get through security by themselves because you have TSA Pre, and they don’t, but how does everyone feel about leaving a travel companion to battle customs by themselves? I’ve got Global Entry, and refuse to use the regular lines ever again. Despite …

Locations that are popular based on nationality? Has anyone ever noticed that people based on nationality tend to vacation in the same destinations? What are some that you have noticed? Mine are: Cuba – Canadians Cancun – American families Oaxaca – Germans and Dutch Mallorca – Germans Sharm El Sheikh – Russians and Ukrainians Eastern Europe – Turkish men submitted by /u/boldjoy0050

Netherlands/Belgium – Rail Travel Questions Hello, I am going back to Europe in February for the first time since I lived there over 25 years ago (when I was too young to travel on my own). I am looking for recommendations on how to most efficiently travel (by rail) while there, as there seem to be a lot of different types of passes, etc. Following is my itinerary: Arrive at Schiphol, wil…

Backpacking demographic changed? I’ve seen quite a few posts of people in their mid twenties questioning whether or not to stay in hostels over worries they’ll be too old to make friends however so far I’ve found the opposite. I’m a month into my solo backpacking trip and have found it harder to socialise because I’ve so far met no one my age (18). Most people are around 23-27…

USA to Ireland by boat? I am a quadriplegic and flying has never been easy for me. If I wanted to travel to Ireland and then stay a week there before traveling back home, how would I make that happen? Thanks in advance. submitted by /u/moonrabbit92

Do I have to declare a ring? I’m going to a certain country overseas for the first time, and plan to buy an engagement ring. My girlfriend will meet me for the last half of my trip. The ring that is perfect for her is about €1,500… I’ve never brought anything back from overseas before and am incredibly unfamiliar with declaring at customs. Vagueness is so that I minimize th…

Most beautiful and scenic train journey or bus ride that you’ve had And how was it? How was the experience? submitted by /u/kbttbk19

What is the shortest layover you’d feel comfortable taking a cab into the city and exploring? I just booked a flight where I have a little over a 5 hour layover in Detroit. Thinking of finding the best Detroit style pizza joint I can, and taking a cab to eat and drink a couple beers before hopping back on my flight. I’ve never done this before. How much “city time” is worth it to you? Obviously taxi commute time is a factor. I’m thinkin…

One month in Italy- Cinque Terre truly lived up to the hype. Visited Cinque Terre in October as part of my one month stay in Northern Italy. I bought the Cinque Terre train pass for 18€, the five different villages (Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso) are a ~5 minute train ride apart from each other so you could visit them all in a day (I’d recommend spending at least one night ther…