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22 23 24 25 [Next] - If you can't remember PIN numbers for credit cards, write them down using a simple code such as adding family birthdays to the numbers. I would add mine, my wife's, my oldest child's, and then my youngest childs's day of birth to a 4-digit pin. The numbers and the order are easy to remember. A thief could do nothing with the numbers. L. H. Frisbie ID1349 - When you are at a hotel and there are noisy people or children in the hall, turn on the fan that is on the thermostat. This usually helps me go to sleep. Or, bring your own fan from home and turn that on during the night! :) Kayte Thompson ID1331 - Meet the locals and help. If you want to travel and meet the local people of the country - to have them as your guide, eat at their houses, and to help by paying them directly, check out www.humanitour.com. This is a platform where local people and travellers alike tell you about special services of local people. Local people and travellers are not charged any comission. It's all free. Chaim Gonnen ID2086 - Wind resistance reduces fuel efficiency on the highway. Although many people recommend that you drive with your windows down and turn off the air conditioner in hot weather, this actually increases drag and you burn more gas than you would if you used your climate control. Be comfortable - and save money at the same time! Mike Corbin ID2134 - Always travel with a soft toy. Believe it or not, as a single former military adult traveller, Edward Bear has been a godsend. He's been in several war zones, served his country, been an excellent ambassador for his country (and regiment), and got me lots of extras on flights - as well as quietening that noisy and annoying child on long-haul flights. Build up a photo album of your soft toy in exotic places! On a flight where there's an empty seat next to me he's ended up strapped into the seat with his shirt and pants on with a book on his lap and a photo ID clipped to him. One stewardess actually served him lunch once and was in shock when she returned to find the plate empty and a small note saying... Thank you.. Edward! James Goddard ID1569 Would You Like to Add a Travel Tip?We welcome QUALITY travel tips from our users.Note: you will be required to enter the characters from a security image, so please make sure that you have your browser set to view images. (This measure was necessary to reduce spam.) You will be able to provide your URL, if applicable. Submit your travel tips and hints here. |
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