7. Verify your transportation. Critical, as always, is your ride from airport to your destination of choice. Thing with air fare deals is that their ETA is at times out of this world. I'll be touching down soon (safely, God's willing) at Singapore soon at around 1:00 am (no more public transportation during these hours, I heard). Planning the trip (see tip #1) means making sure that you have an idea what cab fares range is.
8.
Try to live like locals do. I personally would like to have a feel on
how do people live in this side of the world. It amazes me that we are
all looking up on the same moon at night, wherever continent we may be.
The thought of the nice gentleman brewing my coffee in Dunkin' Donuts
Seoul still lingers. As well as the humongous serving of Pasta on my
favorite place in Czech Republic. Most specially, the pleasant
receptionist from Hotel Belgicka by the name of Kristina. I thank the
Lord each time I think of her. She's my first friend in Prague.
9.
Write down your expenses. Unless money is no object, we need to tighten
our wallet zips a bit. Reality will bite us on our butt if we haplessly
spend all our money on the trip. Best to plan your expenses from the
get-go, if not possible (or you find this very dragging), make it a
point to list your expenses everytime money goes out of your pocket.
Make a mental estimate on what you can or cannot buy. As much as we want
to lose ourselves traveling forever, we need cash to sustain this
dream. You can make this your goal and start saving too! Very good
motivation. I mean, VERY GOOD.
10.
Check-in early. I travel to relax. And you can't relax when you're
running all over the tarmac wiggling your ticket and shouting 'wait for
me'. We've had one of those moments and I vow 'never again'. However,
that feeling was washed away completely as soon as the plane touched
down to another land. Travel bug won again. If it's indeed an infection,
I'm a happy victim.
If you're still thinking about this or that...
hey, book that ticket, get excited and TRAVEL! -CMK
Photocredits: Pinterest
thanks for the tips Miss K :) Mom keeps on telling me to jot down every single item to bring here and there. So when I had my OJT in Tagaytay, I brought almost everything with me. :P
ReplyDeleteHaha.That's cute! At least you get to bring all the things you need. :D
Deleteyes Miss K, tabo, timba, palanggana, sampayan, extension, rice cooker, name it, I have it, all written in 2 sheets of paper. haha!
DeleteNice tips :) Uhm do you have any tips on what to do and/ what to eat in Davao? me and and my office mates are going to davao next month.. any insites? :D
ReplyDeleteHello Gers! :) Oooh! Haven't been to Davao. But it's known daw for shopping and adventures of various sorts >:) ENJOY! I see that the travel bug bit you!
Deletehahahaha yess ate.. ngaun parang i really want to save money and go on travelling different places. parang paid off yung pagod mo sa pag wwork pag ganun :)
DeleteBefore traveling, the person must make strict procedures on the booking to avoid problems that can make while traveling. Today the internet makes it easy to book online but still problems can occur. The traveler must check all these booking procedures before traveling with a week especially if he will travel by air. The documents also of traveling must be carried in several copies to find them at need.
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When we run our barkada trip, for 3 years already, we always experience problems with transportation. None of us has a van that would fit us all. We're like almost 20ppl. We always end up contacting jeepneys, the long ones, day before the trip so it would fit us and our stuffs, too. Besides, it's cheaper than airconditioned vans. But the last time we had a long ride trip from San Juan City - Laiya, Batangas, we felt uncomfy and even more tired than the swimming part itself. Can you recommend any van for rent?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips Ate Kristine! This is very helpful. And I will surely keep this all in mind :)
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