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Comment on 11 Beautiful Images of Pakistan by Sohail

Sohail — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 05:14:04 +0000

These are only few fair sides or places of our country. In Pakistan there are more beautiful and attractive places, which are full of natural beauties like Gilgit,Murree,Naraan, kaghan, Chitral,Kashmir, Sawat and and many many more.

Comment on World Nomads Promo Code by aung myint

aung myint — Fri, 30 Mar 2012 00:52:58 +0000

I’m your regular customer

Comment on How To Live On $30 A Day by Al

Al — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 00:20:14 +0000

I am living on $29.23 (US) a day in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, of call places. I say that because it’s well known that PV is among the more expensive cities in Mexico because it’s a tourist destination. The key to living modestly (not luxuriously, I hasten to add) in any country is to learn from the locals. Find out what they buy, where they buy it, how much they spend on it. It’s a learning curve. In the beginning you will probably spend more than you need to on start-up costs, etc., but consider that “tuition.” In retrospect, I spent way more money than I needed to, but I chalk it up to two things: ignorance and the temptingly lower costs here in Mexico. Remember that many things are cheaper outside the overdeveloped West, but if you buy a lot of those cheaper things, it will still add up and break your budget. I live in a nive 1-BR apartment 7 minutes’ walk from the ocean; I walk or take the bus; I don’t run A/C in the summer; I shop at the local markets; I have high-speed Internet; etc., etc. And I don’t freeze in the winter! It’s a good life…even on less than 30 US bucks a month. If it can be done in a resort town like PV, it’s doable.

Comment on Motorcycle Adventures for Independent Travelers by Dan

Dan — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 03:35:55 +0000

Apologies suyash, most of the images do as you say. But some have lost links in theme changes and other updates.

Comment on The List by C Smith

C Smith — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 01:59:22 +0000

I borrowed a couple things !

Comment on World Nomads Travel Insurance Review by Dan

Dan — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:02:28 +0000

Hi Leda,

I’m not sure if you’ve actually made a claim. WN have a number of underwriters and depending on where you are from they cover different things. I’ll let WN know of your problem and you should hear from them soon.

Comment on World Nomads Travel Insurance Review by LEDA KARABELA

LEDA KARABELA — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 07:16:12 +0000

Purchased travel insurance for my daughter before her skiing trip to Austria. I thought that World Nomads which promotes themselves as the provider for covering the adventurous traveler is the right one: “…Cover yourself skiing and snowboarding…In short, recreational skiing or snowboarding at resorts is covered. You are covered for skiing & snowboarding in the areas designated ‘safe’ by ski resort staff within the designated areas of a ski resorts boundaries….”
they advertise on their site – here: http://www.worldnomads.com/travel-insurance/ski-and-snowboard-insurance.aspx

Unfortunately, their standard package to which you are led thru the process excludes snow related accidents and after the fact we discovered that their higher priced package was the one that covered what we needed.

Comment on 5 Cool Towns To Chillout in South East Asia by Emma

Emma — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 21:37:06 +0000

Great post! I spent 7 months in Ubud a few years ago. I was very glad to leave by the end – it is a gorgeous place, the locals are friendly but the extreme yoga scene there at the moment is what really turned me off. I just found it quite irritating.

But – I would highly recommend it as a place to chill for a few days. My other top spots in SE Asia –
- Lake Maninjau, Sumatra
-Tirtagganga, Bali
-Anywhere in Flores, Indonesia
-Akha Village, just out of Chiang Rai, Thailand
-Luang Prabang, Laos. (Not quite as chilled out as the others, but still, a very tranquil town).

Comment on Air Asia X Review by Tommy

Tommy — Sun, 23 Oct 2011 07:40:57 +0000

LONDON KL LONDON seats are getting smaller and close to unbearable. This was not the case last year, it now feel uncomfortable and cheap- that is not acceptable for 12 plus hours. Found myself promising to look for alternatives for this regular flight.
Crew lazy and can be rude, offer little or no help, and will just stand at back galley laughing shouting and playing for whole flight. They get upset if have to work some very very grumpy and rude some try to make up for their bad coworkers.management seems to have failed here.
Summary- until decent seat size returns avoid airasiax, prices getting higher, seats smaller, crew lazier, better spend a bit more and fly in comfort

Comment on Air Asia X Review by John Peden

John Peden — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 09:28:50 +0000

As Amer pointed out, while Air Asia X between KL and London (which is actually Stansted Airport and about an hour away from the city limits of London) might be cheap at first inspection, the prices soon mount up when you add in tax, your luggage and the basic things you expect on a long haul flight.

The only way these tickets are ever cheap is if you buy them way in advance.