Monthly Archives: January 2011

     Many tourist attractions now offer online and advance reservations. These make great sense if you are planning to visit a very popular attraction. Otherwise, you could spend a large part of your day waiting in line, or miss out … Continue reading →

     One of your first stops when you arrive in a new place should be the Tourist Office. Here you should pick up maps and current information about the significant attractions and/or events in an area. Personnel may also be … Continue reading →

    Always ask, when you arrive at a particular sight, whether there are discounts available. In the United States, AAA membership, AARP membership, being a senior citizen, a student, or in the military often produces significant reductions in the cost … Continue reading →

      The single, best way to see a city or town is by walking. Whether you create your own (the preferred option, because then you incorporate the things that YOU want to see), or find one through research, use this … Continue reading →

         Even if you do not use the laptop for your journal, you can upload your pictures each, making room on your camera for more as the trip proceeds. You can also maintain contact with friends and family via email, check … Continue reading →

    In my mind, pictures help to create memories. They can be looked at from time to time to assist you in reliving the significant parts of a trip.     We have created a “wall of fame” in our hallway, … Continue reading →

  Even if you are not a shop-a-holic, be sure to build shopping into your itinerary. Women have to shop (it must be in the genes!) and they will appreciate the consideration. You will also be able to see some … Continue reading →