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Great tip about downloading your airline’s app ahead of time! 🙂
Thank you for the tips Aleah. Its really hard to travel especially when you are going to a foreign country. The foreign language app really helps.
I loved the offline Spanish language pack. Too bad it’s not available in iOS.
You hit it right on the nail’s head! Very useful tips. We also use packing cells/cubes to organize our stuff. 🙂
Yeah, packing cubes are pretty useful!
I usually find myself struggling with the language barrier, could you suggest a good language app that is easy to use? Also, great article for traveling tips!
Hi. I use Duolingo. It’s pretty easy. I also use Google Translate but sometimes the translations are horrible.
Duolingo is a great app, it is recommended to use it too (I learned english level 18 ^^)
Hello Mai,
I suggest you two language app that is easy to use-
1. Duolingo
2. Babbel
Hope this will help you!
I have not maximized the full ability of my smart phone when I travel, partly because I don’t have data plan and would have to get to a wifi area. Sometimes when you’re in a public transportation wifi is not always available.
Booking online is the best thing to do, although there are some places in the world, Bangladesh for instance where the locals discouraged this practice. It’s true because it’s better to show up in a hotel and “negotiate” for the price of the room 🙂
As a solo traveler, I always try to book in advance. I don’t want what happened to me in Huacachina to happen again. Plus, also, if I arrive late, it’s definitely much better to have a place to go to already, even for just one night.