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Monday, August 3, 2009

International Travel

Vacations. People look forward to them like nothing else. For many, vacation is a break from the drudgery of everyday life. It's something new and exciting: the opportunity to learn about different cultures and a light at the end of the proverbial tunnel that is everyday life.

Preparing for a vacation can involve extensive planning and plotting or practically none, depending on what type of adventure you are seeking. You can enjoy your holiday on a shoestring budget or one that is unlimited. You can stay in five star hotels or hostels, the options are endless. There are many decisions to make. There are, however, a few things that most vacations have in common. In no particular order:

Transportation. Once you arrive at your destination, you will need a way to get around or outside of town. It is not always more affordable to rely on public transportation. Train fares have increased dramatically in the past few years and buses don't offer the convenience most travelers crave. Depending on the country you are in, it can be beneficial to rent your own car. This option grants complete freedom to travel where you want when you want, or to change your mind at the last minute!

Airfare & Flights. You have to get there somehow, right? From business class to coach, one layover or five layovers, there are ways to cut costs and stay within a budget if you play your cards right. There are some great companies that will do the leg work for you, and save you hours of time that would otherwise be spent scouring the internet and making phone calls.

Lodging. You will need a home base for sleeping. This can be a major expense or a minor expense, depending on your needs, wants and budget. For many travelers, the hotel is their biggest luxury. Many people are willing to forgo expensive meals and shopping to ensure a safe and clean place to rest their heads.

There are also many optional items and services to make your vacation simpler if you have the extra money to spend. You can rent SIM cards, cell phones, or GPS units to stay in touch and in the right direction. If you are ending a cruise and staying in or around the port city for a few days, many people like to take advantage of convenient chauffeured transfers to and from their hotels.

Whether you head to England, Italy, Russia, Canada, or China, there are many choices to make that will ultimately affect what kind of experience you have while on holiday. Travel frugally or travel lavishly, but do travel! When price checking the services you plan to use, be sure to contact a company that will check many sources for the best price. Have fun!

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