Mistakenly charges thousands by NYC 5 star hotel prior to arrival- what should I do? Hi all! Very new to Reddit, to traveling, to all the things. I also posted this in “hotels,” but thought I might get more response here. So: In July, I booked a first-time trip to NYC, for myself and BFF, for upcoming December via Amex travel with plat card. Just last week, after a few emails with the hotel concierge, I provided my credit card i…

How to prevent severe jet lag on arrival? Hi all. I’m flying from eastern US to France in 2 days and I’m wondering if some of you experience my kind of jet lag and if you have tips to lessen it. Every single time I arrive to Europe it takes me about 2-3 hrs before I feel like I’m going to pass out from the exhaustion. I start feeling dizzy, I get headaches, I feel desoriented, weak, and…

Lance calls Cowboys arrival ‘breath of fresh air’ Trey Lance admitted it took some time for him to move on from the Niners but said it has been “kind of a breath of fresh air” since he joined the Cowboys and began learning their offense.

Do you learn about the history of your travel destination prior to arrival?? Title says it all—do you ever make a point to learn about the history of the country/city you’re going to visit? And if yes, are there any resources you recommend? I doubt I can find the time to read full books, but I’d like to have some background to make my trip more meaningful submitted by /u/Prestigious_Bag9758

Late night arrival at Cairo – is it safe? Hi folks. I saw a flight deal which the flight arrives at Cairo at 01:50 AM. Is it safe to sleep at the airport or UBER to city center? I am a young Asian male. submitted by /u/anbeegod

Does the scanning of a passport by immigration during arrival/exit automatically registers a person as entered/exited ? After having gone through the exit immigration kiosk in an airport in Switzerland, I went back to the arrival kiosk to inquire about something related to my passport, for which the guy at the kiosk scanned my passport and told me everything is fine and handed it back to me. Thinking about it now, I’m worried that when my passport got scanned it …

HELP – My layover time is 1 hour and 20 mins at Chicago O’hare Intl Airport after International Arrival, I have a domestic transfer after that. Any tips to make it through? (LHR – ORD – OKC) LHR – ORD – OKC I’ve already booked non-refundable air tickets to my college city in the US, I’ll be arriving on F-1 Visa as I’m an international student. This is my first time travelling via air I have never boarded any flight until now nor gone to any airport. Unfortunately, my layover time is 1 hour and 20 mins at ORD. I’ll be arriving at 6:1…

Datapoint: sfo global entry enroll on arrival Saturday around noon Almost nobody in line. Took about 20 minutes for my wife and kid to pass the interview, mostly because my wife had brain fog after 10 hours flight + some language barrier. submitted by /u/natural_green_tea

American traveling to Egypt and Jordan- can I really get my visa upon arrival at the airport? Please remove if this isn’t allowed! I am traveling with a friend to Egypt (and then to Jordan) on an American passport. I’ve been told I needed to get a travel visa for these countries, which makes sense, but I’m hearing that either 1) I need to spend $400 per person to get this visa through snail mail or 2) I can get it upon arrival at the ai…

Satellite Images of Belarusian Base Suggest Wagner’s Possible Arrival More than a dozen vehicles have arrived at a rapidly built military field camp in Belarus, and video from Russia showed a convoy flying Wagner flags on the move.

Boarding a flight to a country with visa on arrival Very basic question: I’m flying from US to Namibia with American/ Qatar Airways and I need to get a visa on arrival because of my Passport (Czech). Does the airline question you to allow you to actually board the plane? Do you have to prove to them that you can get the visa? I’ve never done a visa on arrival and I’m not worried once I’m actually…

LPT: When attending large events, plan for your exit, even if it makes your arrival more tricky. When attending large events with lots of people like concerts or festivals, plan your exit even if it means more inconvenience at first. For example, when I attended the Eras concert, I parked by backing into a spot facing the exit of the parking lot. We were technically parked farthest from the stadium, so it was more of a walk, but instead of …