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By nkorpon 0 comments
Europe doesn’t have a history of being vegetarian-friendly. In many places tradition stills overrides modern trends. Thankfully, though, more and more restaurants are beginning to serve vegetarian fare. Generally, there aren’t things like ... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
Now that you have purchased a recreational vehicle, or RV, for your next family vacation, you must outfit it with supplies and accessories. What to buy new and what to bring from home can be confusing. Here is an easy step-by-step guide to ... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 2 comments
Preschool and school-aged children are fairly easy to pack for, as long as you let them join in the process. Follow these few simple ground rules... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
Before you can enjoy fun in the sun, you need to get packing. You need to know how to pack for a cruise so you don't forget any of the essential items. Fortunately you should be able to buy most of the items you need if you happen to forget them, ... more »
By PegC 0 comments
A real motorcycle trip with tents and sleeping bags, versus motels and mini-bars, is an adventure. On this trip, luxuries are the sun and sky, not a portable trailer with a double-bed. Packing for a motorcycle adventure can be challenging. Read ... more »
By CyndiLou 0 comments
Nothing beats a romantic trip with your sweetie. In the cooler months, be prepared by packing the necessities for winter fun!.. more »
By CyndiLou 0 comments
Skiing in the Great White North is an must-do for many winter sports enthusiasts. Here are some packing tips for the bulky winter gear needed to tame the slopes... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
England is a fairy tale world all its own, home to Shakespeare, King Arthur and Round Table lore, and centuries of scandalous monarchs. But, while you're taking in all the castles, palaces and ancient ruins for which England is known so well, ... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 6 comments
Paris makes romantics out of skeptics with its alluring history and charming modern-day buzz. Layer your clothes to stay comfortable any time of year... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 3 comments
Culturally diverse Toronto is the center of Canada's commercial and artistic happenings. Bring very warm clothes for the winter months and light layers for the summer months to be comfortable when taking in all this city has to offer... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
Winter for Australia is May through August, an important factor to keep in mind when leaving from the hot summer temperatures of the US. Southern temperatures remain, for the most part, fairly mild. The exception to this is Victoria and Tasmania, ... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 3 comments
Packing light for an international trip will mean freedom and flexibility throughout your journey. Plan your packing list carefully and stick with it, and enjoy the benefits of light-footed travel... more »
By Rebecca Wicks 1 comments
A trip to the beach sounds fun, but packing up when you have a baby can seem daunting. The first couple of times I went, I ended up carrying way too many things. By the middle of the summer I had exactly what I needed -- nothing more, nothing ... more »
By cincin1 0 comments
Travel light! Best tip is to avoid including an item just because it might come in handy. Limit yourself to what you are willing to carry without complaint. Try to hold your personal load to 25-30 pounds. Choose luggage that has ... more »
By NikkiS 2 comments
It used to be that you could travel and stuff everything but the kitchen sink in your suitcase. With the maximum weight limit on a suitcase or piece of luggage being 50 pounds, airlines are beginning to put tougher restrictions on how much ... more »
By Elizabeth A 2 comments
Unless your visiting Florida for the Holidays, traveling light during the winter months isn't the easiest of tasks. So, if sitting on your suitcase still doesn't get the zipper closed around those bulky sweaters, coats, gloves, scarves and hats, ... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 0 comments
If you're popular already you will still want to pack like one if you're going on a school camping trip. You will want to bring designer clothes, shoes and other cool gadgets so you will always keep your popularity status in check. Learn how to ... more »
By CyndiLou 1 comments
For coach flights over eight hours, you'll want to make your travel experience as pleasant as possible. Here are a few tips that will make your long haul flight more pleasant... more »
By GreenMomma 0 comments
When travelling to work in the city, packing a survival bag is very important and may actually be lifesaving. One never knows when an emergency will present itself and should be prepared... more »
By abbeyroad920 0 comments
Parking in Hoboken, New Jersey can be a nightmare. Even those of us that do have a parking permit can have trouble finding a spot. Here is how you can park in Hoboken without a permit... more »
By Beveronius 1 comments
Have you ever been sitting in a car completely bored and wishing the time would go by faster? Here are a few ideas to keep yourselves entertained - particularly if there is a small group of people that are bored together..... more »
By CyndiLou 0 comments
It the new world of air travel, flights are often delayed or canceled. But use can use this time to you advantage and maybe even have a little fun!.. more »
By eHow Travel Editor 1 comments
Although kidnappings are a rare event in First World countries, many rebel factions in unstable regions of the Third World consider kidnapping and extortion a customary means of earning revenue to support their cause. And ransom demands can run ... more »
By eHow Travel Editor 2 comments
It's important to find someone who is organized and trustworthy to assist you in paying bills while you're away. Your credit rating depends on it... more »
By John Ingrisano 3 comments
As they say, money talks. So, let's talk about a pain-free way to save money so you can pay cash for your next vacation. You pick the vacation. Let EHow show you how to do it. The premise: Money is a tool. If you watch your pennies and manage ... more »