Autumn in Warsaw submitted by /u/Daydreamzzz2332

3 days in Moab, Utah submitted by /u/CryptographerDeep373

What are warm U.S. spring break destinations that aren’t overrun with partying college students? Our family is starting to think about spring break plans in early March. We want to go somewhere warm in the continental United States but don’t want to deal with rowdy spring break partyers. (No judgment! We just are at a different stage in life and have children in the early elementary grades.) Any recommendations? We like the outdoors, beache…

Expedia Credit? Delta/Expedia Flight Changes Hi All, I currently have a booking via Expedia (Delta) for LHR – LAX (2 Adults and 1 Lap Infant). Annoyingly for whatever reason, expedia cannot make a change to change the lap infant to an infant in seat. Its against policy? Unsure why but ok. Either way, we’re in a position now where 8 months on from when we booked, a lap infant really isnt id…

Füssen, Germany 🇩🇪 submitted by /u/EmilianoLGU

Is Eurail pass worth it in 2023? I’ve seen so many conflicting opinions about purchasing a eurail pass. I’m planning a 3 month trip to europe and plan on visiting France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Austria and England along with maybe a couple day trips to netherlands/belgum/germany/portugal. I don’t have a set itinery and I suppose I’m looking for the option that will provide …

Seeking advice on getting refund from Booking.com for last-minute hotel change Hello everyone, During a one-night stay, my hotel reserved on booking.com cancelled at the last minute, just as I was about to check in. I contacted Booking.com customer service, and they confirmed that I would be 100% reimbursed, which has been the case, so far no problem. However, I needed a place to stay for the night, and Booking.com continu…

Best month to visit Central Europe? Planning a trip to Central Europe in 2024, will visit Budapest, Vienna, Prague, Salzburg, and Munich. What month would provide good weather and avoid the highest volume of tourist congestion? submitted by /u/Confident_Practice11

Tips for Overnight Stays in South/Southern Africa? Hi r/travel, Next summer, I’ll be traveling to Zambia for a safari with my wife, daughter, and mother. As a result of our flight schedules (internal and international), we’ll have overnight layovers in Johannesburg and Lusaka. I’ve identified a few hotels in reasonably close proximity to the airports and in walking distance to restaurants/store…

Beautiful Barcelona and Temple of the Sacred Heart of Jesus submitted by /u/Simeon3902

Cool cities like Tokyo? Hey, I’m thinking about going on a trip and I could use some help. So I’ve just been to Tokyo for 3 weeks and it was amazing. I loved the vibe of the city and the metro/Shinkansen, the food(not so many vegan options tho 🙁 ), shopping(camera shops everywhere), as well as the people how “introverted” the people seemed but also would help you wit…

How Long Does Your Backpack Last? My Gregory Zulu 40L which I loved upon getting ready for my recent trip, I realized has passed its best before date. The weather proofing material on the inside is flaking off. Leaving my clothes/packing cubes covered in a dandruff like substance. Is it still usable? Sure. But not ideal. Impossible to scrape all of it off. I’m in need of a new b…

Missed Schengen Entry Stamp Hello everyone, On September 16th, we entered the Schengen Area, and later, on the 30th of September, we took a day trip to Andorra. Upon entering Andorra, the bus driver directed us through immigration. However, on our return (to Barcelona), the driver bypassed the immigration check. Nevertheless, we underwent a customs check, during which we e…

Best party ‘strips’ like Vegas, Bourbon, & Duval? Just got back from Bourbon street in New Orleans. Is interesting to me what sort of makes these party strip roads (live music, high concentration of bars/restaurants, relaxed laws in relation to a lot of small time ‘party crimes’). Curious where else people have found these sort of strips? I feel like Nashville, Savannah, and Austin are similar …

Worth paying $143 for first class upgrade for 5 hour flight? What the title says. Flight is this week and thinking that the upgrade could make it more comfy but unsure if price worth. submitted by /u/Embarrassed-Win4544

Bahrain to Qatar, is there a cheaper way? So I want to visit Qatar from Bahrain, but it seems like the direct flights are 350euros + for a 1 hour flight. Is there a direct bus service I could take, or even a indrect one where I have to change bus in Saudi? Any other suggestions? submitted by /u/Arrelevant

Introducing the Pigeon Index, or how do you personally rate cities? In my travels I’ve developed what I call the Pigeon Index for rating cities. It has two parts: 1) How healthy are the pigeons? 2) How aggressive/fearful are the pigeons? For example, Manchester currently holds the lowest score. I didn’t see a single pigeon that had all of its toes AND the birds will steal food from your hands. Conversely, Vienn…

Should I visit the Scottish Highlands in Winter? Im visiting Scotland in mid-december and I was thinking about doing one of those full day highlands tours. Would that be worth it in the winter, though? I know the weather is unpredictable and it will surely be freezing but is it still something people do at that time of year? Thoughts? submitted by /u/pouce42

Traveling the world with kids seems impossible if you live in a developing country. I see many discussions here that it is absolutely possible to travel with kids, it’s different but worth it, you’ll find a way to make it happen, etc. IMO, this is only possible if you live in a rich Western country. I live in South Asia. Husband and I make good money and are very passionate about travel. But it’s increasingly seeming like we ca…

What has travelling the world taught you? Hello Travellers! As the title suggests, what has viewing the world out there taught you? For me it was when I was young and my father took me to Japan, to Macau and other Asian countries. I realized the world was so so big and what I’ve seen in my home country in South East Asia felt really really small. Last year I’ve been going to West Europe…