Archive for November, 2007
« Previous EntriesCosta Rica has been included as a destination by Frontier Airlines
Friday, November 30th, 2007
Due to Costa Rica’s aggressive marketing in the tourism sector over the last year, the demand for more flights to the country has increased.
As of today, Frontier Airlines will be flying into the Juan Santamaria International Airport in Costa Rica from Denver, Colorado. Frontier Airlines will fly directly to SJO a total of [...]
Snag a First Class Toiletry Kit.
Friday, November 30th, 2007Most airlines hand out very nice toiletry kits to their first class and business class passengers on international flights. These usually include a travel toothbrush and toothpaste, mouthwash, shaving cream, razor, comb, lotion, socks, sleeping masks, and earplugs, among other things.
A Few Tips for Travellers.
Friday, November 30th, 2007Remember, all medications and vitamins must be in original containers when traveling overseas. You can get your pharmacist to label small bottles, to put just enough medication in for your trip. Always carry these in your carry-on. Also, carry a couple of days extra supply of medication in case you are delayed coming back. You [...]
The Gorillas - Congo
Friday, November 30th, 2007When we were planning this trip through Africa we had decided that our budget meant that we would be unable to do the mountain gorilla trek, it’s about $250 for the permit and then there are visas to be paid on top of that. However, things change. We’d been on the truck a while and [...]
Poor Service at a Chain Hotel?
Friday, November 30th, 2007If staying in a chain operated hotel and service is unacceptable, and if the local manager refuses to accommodate reasonable requests or compensate for your suffering/discomfort, contact the headquarters of the hotel chain (can usually find their phone # by dialing Directory Assistance) and present the matter to headquarters.
I did this when I was [...]
Mostar, Boznia and Herzegovina famous bridge.
Thursday, November 29th, 2007
Mostar’s claim to fame is a bridge. It’s not the tallest, longest or most ornately decorated bridge. It isn’t even old. The bridge is a UNESCO world heritage sight. Only ten years ago this region was torn apart in civil war.
Destroyed in the 90’s along with much of the city, the bridge has been rebuilt [...]