Travel All Of The World And Beyond

Taking the train in Europe is not as scary as it used to be, but for some who have never done it, it can still be a great experience. The truth is, traveling by train is the best mode of transportation in most of Europe; easy, fast, and by train in almost every city, this is the most convenient (and beautiful) way of transportation. Plus, traveling by train gives you the chance to meet and hang out with the locals - adding to your cultural experience! 1. What about Rail Passes? The rail pass offers limited flexibility to the user to travel around one or more countries. If you want a spontaneous, by-the-seat-of-your-pants experience, than a pass is the way to go. There are various types, some offer punch-pass type styles, others offer unlimited travel for several days. However, if traveling in Western Europe and across countries, reservations are mandatory; If you are traveling on a train with a frequency, be aware that the cost can increase! But for those looking for compl...

Pre-flight anxiety triggered by endless luggage lanes, security checkpoints and children shouting unnecessarily extends to recurring travel concerns to the aircraft toilet. But eat the wrong thing before you fly, and you might argue with more than just a horrible movie in an airplane or attacking neighbor. Unfortunately, the choice of eating at the airport such as greasy fast food burgers, greasy pizza or liquid lunch at bar concourse is rather limited. However, if you are disciplined, avoiding fatty trifat, alcohol, and painkill carbonization can help contribute to thigh-free flight. There are even some surprising nutritious foods on the "do not eat" list that should be avoided before you descend into the sky. And for long walkers wondering if there's anything that can be done to prevent jet lag as they fly from New York to Beijing, maybe there's only a food-based medicine: no eating at all. Remember to drink plenty of water, eat some carrots and beans, ...