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]]>Your Passport Has Identity Theft Deterrents
If your passport was issued after August 2007, you have an e-passport, which has a small integrated chip in the back cover that stores your passport information and a biometric identifier based on your photo. To keep your passport from becoming a victim to high-tech identity theft, there are metallic elements in the cover that make it impossible for it to be digitally read until it’s opened.
If You’ve Gained or Lost Weight, You May Need a New Passport
If your appearance has significantly changed, you may need a new passport. This includes losing weight, gaining weight, facial surgeries, trauma, facial tattoos, or piercings.
Passports Can Be Different Lengths
A standard-issue passport is 28 pages long, but you can request a longer, 53-page passport at no additional cost when applying or renewing it. If you fill up all 52 pages, you’ll have to apply for a new passport even if yours hasn’t expired.
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]]>Best Time to Visit
November to March are the best times to visit Bangkok as the heat and humidity are at their lowest. Regardless of the time of year, the tropical climate of Thailand can bring temperatures up to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Bear in mind that monsoon season is from May until late September or early November.
How to Get Around
The best way to get around the city is by Skytrain or Metro. The city has buses, but it’s often for them to get stuck in traffic jams. Taxis are also an option and they’re cheap, but traffic jams are an issue as well.
Where to Stay
The Okura Prestige Bangkok
This 5-star hotel has three restaurants, a full-service spa, two lounges/bars, and an outdoor pool. There are 10 categories of Prestige accommodations to choose between.
The Siam
Another 5-star hotel option is The Siam which is smoke-free and has two restaurants, a marina, an outdoor pool, three acres of gardens, and a full-service spa. The hotel offers a free full breakfast as well as a free cruise terminal shuttle.
Amari Watergate Bangkok
Amari Watergate Bangkok is a 5-star hotel with a full-service spa and outdoor pool, and two restaurants. There are 564 rooms that have floor-to-ceiling windows for breathtaking views of the city.
What to Do
Wat Pho
The Temple of the Reclining Budha is known for its gold-plated “Reclining Buddha” sculpture. The Buddha is the largest reclining Buddha statue in Thailand at 151 feet long and 50 meters tall. The temple has 394 Buddhas, which is the most Buddhas in Thailand.
Chatuchak Weekend Market
This market is one of the biggest street markets in the world, sprawling more than 35 acres with over 15,000 shops and vendors. There’s everything from puppies and clothing to fruits and antiques. The market is spread into 27 sections, which can make it both overwhelming and exciting.
Grand Palace
This complex was once the residence of Thai kings, their royal courts, and branches of government. Within the palace, you’ll find ornate structures that have a mix of Thai and European-style architecture and the Wat Phra Kaew temple that’s home to a sacred emerald Buddha statue.
What to Eat
Som Tum
This papaya salad is one of the most special Thai dishes. It includes the moth watering ingredients of garlic, sugar, fish sauce, lime, tamarind juice, green papaya, carrots, chillies, peanuts, tomatoes, and sticky rice.
Pad Thai
We’re sure you’ve head Pad Thai before, but there’s nothing like Pad Thai from Thailand. You can find this dish at restaurants or markets and it’s made with rice noodles, chicken, beef, or tofu, peanuts, a scrambled egg, and bean sprouts.
Kaeng Mus Sa Mun
Massaman curry is one of the most popular curries in Thailand and it’s made with curry paste, potatoes, onions, and coconut milk, and chicken or beef and it’s served over rice.
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]]>Plan an Outfit for Each Day
Look at your itinerary and plan out an outfit for each day you’re vacationing. You’ll have a clearer idea of what you’ll actually end up wearing, instead of packing a bunch of things that will just end up sitting in your suitcase.
Pack Items That Match
When packing, pack things that are in neutral colors so you can mix and match your tops and bottoms. Try and pack items that you can wear with at least two other pieces.
Do Laundry
If you’re staying in a rental with a laundry machine and it’s free, use it. Also, if you’re hotel has a laundry service and it’s cheap, take advantage of it. You can also hand-wash clothing, especially your underwear and socks.
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]]>Frequent Flyer Program
Joining a frequent flyer program is the best way to get a better seat. Did you know frequent flyer miles can be used for seat upgrades? Use your frequent flyer number when you make your reservations.
Buy Tickets Early
More seats are available when you book your flight earlier. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are less busy days to fly, so the planes are emptier and there are more seats available and there is more room on the plane.
Buy a Seat Upgrade
For an additional fee, many airlines offer economy-class seats with extra legroom. For long flights, it’s definitely worth the upgrade.
Choose the Seat at Booking
The perfect time to choose your seat is when you book your ticket. If there isn’t a seat available that you like, you can return to your reservation at a later date to choose your seat.
Confirm the Seat at Check-In
Check-in up to 24 hours before the flight departs to confirm your seat or use the opportunity to select a better one. You may also find offers or discounted upgrades on premium economy or business-class sears when you check-in.
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]]>Best Time to Visit
March to May and September through November are the best times to visit Budapest. It’s the shoulder season and the weather is best, plus, the city isn’t full of tourists. The temperatures range from lows in the mid-30s to highs in the low-70s. It’s hottest in the summer and wettest, but that doesn’t stop tourists from visiting.
How to Get Around
You’re best getting around Budapest on foot or via public transportation. The neighborhoods in the city are walkable, but for getting across town you’ll need to take public transportation. You can also take a taxi or Uber.
Where to Stay
Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace Budapest
Located along the banks of the Danube River and close to the city’s top attractions, the Four Seasons Hotel Gresham Palace Budapest, a 5-star hotel, has one of the best locations. The property has an infinity-edge pool, an exercise facility with personal trainers, a ballroom, and a brasserie and bar.
Aria Hotel Budapest
This 5-star hotel is special because it has modern accommodations with a music twist. Created by Hungarian designer Zoltán Várro, the guest rooms and suites are spread across four floors inspired by classical, jazz, opera, and contemporary music with decor that represents artists like B.B. King, Bach, and The Supremes. The complimentary breakfast and afternoon wine and cheese reception are highlights of the hotel. There’s also a roof garden with 360˚ views, a pool, sauna, whirpool, spa, fitness center, and steam bath.
Prestige Hotel Budapest
Prestige Hotel Budapest, a 4-star hotel built by architect Jozsef Hild from a former 19th-century townhouse, is in the heart of the city and it has a Michelin-star restaurant. The hotel is perfect for foodies and architect lovers.
What to Do
Castle Hill (Várhegy)
Castle Hill, located at the west side of the Danube River and a UNESCO World Heritage site, has the main attractions of the city which include Buda Castle, Matthias Church, and Fisherman’s Bastion.
Heroes’ Square
The largest public square in the city has the Milineary Monument, which was erected in 1896 to celebrate the country’s 100th anniversary. The square and monument are dedicated to those who lost their lives fighting for Hungary’s independence. Seven Magyar chieftains, 14 statues of royalty, and other important figures in Hungarian history are featured in the monument.
Hungarian Parliament
One of Budapest’s most famous landmarks, the Hungarian Parliament was completed in 1902 and the Hungarian National Assembly still meet there. The main attraction is the building’s architecture, statues, and paintings. Other highlights are views of the Danube River and the artifacts like Hungary’s crown jewels.
What to Eat
Gulyás (Goulash)
Hungary’s national dish, goulash is a paprika-flavored soup loaded with meat, potatoes, tomato paste, and seasonings. It has a rich flavor and is sometimes served with a side of bread for dipping.
Paprikás Csirke
Also known as chicken paprikash, this chicken dish is flavored with butter, onion, stock, sour cream, salt, and paprika. Usually, it’s served with nokedli Hungarian dumplings.
Kürtoskalács (Chimney Cake)
This cake is sweet dough rolled in sugar, cinnamon, nuts, or cocoa and it’s famous all around Central and Eastern Europe, but it’s one of the oldest pastries in Hungary. It’s sold in markets and food courts around the city.
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]]>Best Time to Visit
Between June and August is the best time to visit because the temperatures stay around the low 70s, which makes it possible to swim in the lake. Summer’s also the most expensive time to visit. December, January, and February, which are winter offseason, are also expensive due to the proximity to the Swiss Alps’ ski slopes. March to May or between September and November are cheaper times to visit, but it’s a lot cooler.
How to Get Around
The best way to get around the city is by foot or by bike. There’s also the city’s tram system, taxis, and Uber. Avoid driving because of the traffic and limited parking.
Where to Stay
Baur au Lac
Located within its own park that overlooks the Alps and Lake Zurich, this 5-star hotel couldn’t be more scenic and the luxuries don’t stop there—the rooms have designer furnishings and heated bathroom floors. The rooms also have large windows that give views of Zurich, the Schanzengraben canal, or the property’s courtyard. The hotel also has its own line of chocolate and has a garage and car repair shop, an on-site florist, a wine boutique, a rooftop fitness center, and a Michelin-starred restaurant.
Widder Hotel
This hotel in the center of the city is a mix of antique and modern. Widder Hotel, a 5-star hotel, has tons of restaurants on the property and daily breakfast is included! The hotel also has a fitness center, a library, meeting facilities, and a business center.
The Dolder Grand
Grand isn’t in this hotel’s name for no reason—The Dodger Grand is in fact grand. The 5-star hotel is located atop a hill and features 19th-century architecture. But nothing about the hotel is old-fashioned—inside there are modern elements like flat-screen TVs and Nespresso coffee machines. Take advantage of the wellness facilities which include a spa with a pool, a gym with personal training and fitness classes, and four running tours. There’s also a Michelin-starred restaurant on-site.
What to Do
Lake Zurich (Zurichsee)
The lake promenade is made up of parks and gardens and when the weather is nice, it’s the perfect way to spend an afternoon. You can take a boat out on the lake, sunbathe, or picnic. There’s also a great running path.
Uetliberg Mountain
Uetliberg Mountain is 2,858 feet above sea level and unsurprisingly, it has some of the best views of Zurich and the Alps. At the top, there are hiking, biking, and sledding trails. You can also paraglide at the mountain’s peak.
Old Town (Altstadt)
This historic, medieval part of town has cobblestone alleys that are alongside some of the best attractions like Great Minister, the Swiss National Museum, and the Museum of Art. Don’t miss the Muhlesteg Footbridge, which has love locks. Old Town also has tons of nightclubs.
What to Eat
Zürcher Geschnetzeltes
One of the most famous dishes in Zurich, zürcher geschnetzeltes, translates to meat cut Zurich-style. It’s veal cooked with mushrooms, cream, onions, and wine and it’s often served with rosti (shredded fried potatoes), rice, or noodles.
Rosti
This national dish is grated potatoes that have been shaped into thin pancakes and then fried in oil. Sometimes bacon or apples are mixed into the mixture. They’re crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.
Cheese Fondue
Cheese fondue may not sound super exciting, but it’s a must when in Switzerland. It’s a lot of melted cheese served with bread, usually gruyère or emmental, mixed with different ingredients like herbs, mushrooms, and tomatoes.
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]]>Best Time to Visit
The best times to visit are June through September and December through February. Summer’s the most popular time to visit due to the festivals. June through September has lows of 45 F and highs of 77 F. During the spring and fall shoulder seasons, the rates are lower and there are perks like maple syrup and beautiful fall foliage.
How to Get Around
The best way to get around the city is by foot as most things are within walking distance. Other options include biking, the city’s Métrobus shuttles, and funicular which is a steeply sloping railway. If you’re staying in Québec City you don’t need a car.
Where to Stay
Fairmont Le Château Frontenac
The Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, a 5-star hotel, has amazing views of the St. Lawrence River and the architecture from the Old fortified city. The location of this hotel can’t be beaten as it’s super close to the city’s top attractions. There’s also a spa and fitness center and four dining options.
Auberge Saint-Antoine
This 4.5-star hotel is in Québec City’s Old Port and part of its charm is its elegant decor which features hundreds-year-old artifacts as well as modern accents. The hotel has a private movie screening room, a fitness center, a private spa, and three dining options.
Hotel 71
Hotel 71 is a 4.5-star hotel that’s housed in a centuries-old neoclassical building that was once the headquarters for the National Bank of Canada. The stylish accommodations include hardwood floors, high ceilings, and red decorative accents. One of the highlights of the hotel is its proximity to the city’s main attractions. The hotel also has wine and spirit dispensers, a gym, a salon, an espresso lounge, and a restaurant.
What to Do
Old Québec
Old Québec is known for its narrow, winding streets and stone buildings. The historic neighborhood is a UNESCO World Heritage site and it’s home to the city’s best tourist attractions including Citadel, the Quartier Petit-Champlain, and the Notre-Dame Basilica.
Battlefields Park (Parc des Champs-de-Bataille)
Battlefields Park is rich with colonial history and the 267-acre strip of land is where the Battle of Québec happened. You’ll find historical elements like cannons and perfectly manicured gardens.
Montmorency Falls Park (Parc de la Chute-Montmorency)
Along the St. Lawrence River, you’ll find Montmorency Falls Park which has a 272-foot waterfall. The waterfall is one and a half times taller than Niagra Falls. Enjoy the hiking trails, playground, bike paths, snowshoeing, ice climbing, and double zip line at the park.
What to Eat
Meat Pies (Tourtière)
Meat pies, known as Tourtière, are filled with seasoned minced pork, veal, or beef and potatoes, and they’re a staple in the city. They’re also a traditional Christmas and New Year’s Eve meal.
Crepes
This traditional French food is super popular in the city and there are both sweet and savory options. Make sure you try both while visiting!
Poutine
Probably the most famous cuisine in Canada is poutine, which combines French fries with gravy and cheese curds. It’s a must-eat while in Québec City.
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]]>Best Time to Visit
September to November and March to May are the best times to visit Washington, D.C. The temperatures are best during the fall with lows in the mid-30s F to highs in the upper-70s and the changing of leaves is really a beauty. Spring is also a good time to visit because there’s the National Cherry Blossom Festival. The summers are really humid and they’re packed with tourists and the winter is really cold.
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(@travelwithmarga)How to Get Around
The Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) public transportation system is the best way to get around the city. Most people use the Metro trains, the buses, and their feet to navigate D.C. Renting a car isn’t ideal because D.C. is one of the worst cities to drive in in America. Taxis are also an option, but they’re expensive.
Where to Stay
The Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC
Located in D.C.’s Georgetown neighborhood, the views of the park and access to the city’s most popular attractions, The Four Seasons Hotel Washington, DC has a spectacular location and the hotel is really elegant. The 5-star hotel has modern accommodations like LCD flat-screen TVs and Nintendo Wii game consoles as well as an upscale restaurant, a fitness club, and an on-site spa.
The Jefferson, Washington DC
This 5-star hotel has a European luxury feel with 20th-century paintings and sculptures and checkered floors. It’s also a short walk from the National Mall. There are iPads, walk-in showers, and flat-screen TVs. The hotel has an on-site spa, gourmet restaurants, and a bar.
Trump International Hotel Washington, D.C.
Trump International Hotel Washington, D.C. is located within the Old Post Office building on Pennsylvania Avenue, which is in the heart of the city. It’s not far from the National Mall, the White House, and museums. The original structure can be seen throughout the hotel with the blue, cream, and ivory colors, crystal chandeliers, high ceilings, and five-fixture bathrooms. The hotel has The Spa by Ivanka Trump, a fitness center, a Presidential Ballroom that holds up to 1,335, and three dining options.
What to Do
Lincoln Memorial
The Lincoln Memorial is one of the many monuments in the city and it has a huge Honest Abe as well as his speeches, the second inaugural address and the Gettysburg Address are on the memorial’s opposite wall. The building is designed by Henry Bacon and it has 38 Doric columns with 36 signifying the states in the Union when Lincoln was alive.
Tidal Basin
First-time travelers to D.C. have to visit the Tidal Basin, which is a 2-mile-long pond that used to be attached to the Potomac River, and it’s the backdrop to some of the most iconic sites in D.C. During the spring, the Tidal Basin is surrounded by cherry blossom trees and you can paddle boat. There are also three memorials along the shores: the Thomas Jefferson Memorial, the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial.
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
One of the many Smithsonian museums in D.C., the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum has tons of aircraft like Amelia Earhart’s Lockheed Vega 5B, Charles Lindbergh’s Spirit of St. Louis, and Wilbur and Orville Wright’s 1903 Wright Flyer. There’s also a flight simulator, an IMAX theater, and the Einstein Planetarium.
What to Eat
Avocado Toast
Avocado toast is totally trendy and it’s great for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Each place puts its own spin on the dish with one of the best places to visit is Unconventional Diner, which uses ingredients like limes and Fresno chilies.
Super Grilled Cheese
Grilled cheese is an American classic and there are tons of places to get them in Stoney’s DC makes a Super Grilled Cheese with bacon, tomato, and onion and GCDC is a grilled cheese bar where you can build your own grilled cheese with your choice of bread, meats, veggies, and spreads.
Burgers
Another staple, burgers are the perfect guilty pleasure and they’re great for curing a hangover. Tune Inn on Capitol Hill is the place to go for them and in addition to amazing burgers, they have strong drinks that are served early in the morning. The burgers are made with 100% beef and they’re crispy on the outside.
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]]>Best Time to Visit
March to May and from September to November are the best times to visit Kyoto since the weather is mildest. The cherry blossoms in the spring and fall foliage draw in lots of tourists, so be prepared to pay higher hotel rates. During the summer and winter, there are fewer crowds, but in June it’s humid and in January it’s cold.
How to Get Around
The best way to get around the city is by bus or on foot. The bus systems are easy to navigate because there are tons of English signs and announcements. Taxis are also an option, especially at night.
Where to Stay
Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto
Located in Kyoto’s temple district, the Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto is “a modern garden sanctuary draped in history”, according to the hotel’s website. The 5-star hotel has an 800-year-old Shakusui-en, a pond garden, and it’s surrounded by bamboo and cherry blossoms or red foliage depending on the time of year. Highlights of the hotel include a zen meditation, a rickshaw tour, a ninja experience, lantern classes, and a Kyoto-style kaiseki dinner.
Suiran- A Luxury Collection Hotel- Kyoto
This 5-star hotel has 39 rooms in a three-story Japanese-style building. The amenities are designed in Japan’s six traditional colors (violet, indigo blue, vermilion, jade green, gold, and moon white) and they have accents of the icons of Arashiyama. Suiran- A Luxury Collection Hotel- Kyoto has three dining options and a spa.
The Ritz-Carlton- Kyoto
The Ritz-Carlton- Kyoto, a 5-star hotel is built on a site favored by Japanese nobility since the 17th century. Set against the Kamo River, the spa is super relaxing and there are even spa rituals inspired by Japan’s wellness traditions. The hotel is within walking distance of Gion, the region’s luxury shopping and entertainment district.
What to Do
Fushimi Inari Shrine
Fushimi Inari Shrine, a 1,300-year-old temple is dedicated to Inari, the Shinto deity of rice and sake, and it’s one of the most special Shinto shrines in Kyoto. The shrine dates back to the eighth century. Most people come to visit the close to 10,000 red and orange lacquered torii gates that line the path up to Mount Inari.
Kiyomizu-dera Temple
This temple‘s situated on Otowa Mountain in eastern Kyoto, and its landscape is absolutely beautiful. The stage sits on huge pillars more than 40 feet above the hillside, making for amazing views of the surrounding forest. You can also drink from the Otowa Waterfall which is divided into three streams, which are said to bring longevity.
Gion
The neighborhood of Gion is known for its historic features like historic tea houses, willow-lined roads, kaiseki restaurants, wooden ryokan, and craft and antique shops. The real draw to the area is the geisha, who dress extravagantly and move between the tea houses.
What to Eat
Kaseiki Ryori
This approach to dining features a multi-course haute cuisine served in many restaurants and inns in Gion. The meal includes sakizuke (appetizer), nimono (a soup or simmered dish), mukozuke (a sashimi dish), hassun (a dish made with seasonal ingredients), yakimono (a grilled dish), hanmono (a rice dish), and a dessert.
Kyozushi
Kyozushi is a variation of sushi made with fish cured with salt or vinegar. One of the most popular types is sabazushi, a cured mackerel sushi.
Yudofu and Yuba
There are also plenty of options for vegetarians like yudofu, which is cubes of creamy boiled tofu, and yuba, which is soybean sheets. Yodofu is commonly served with broth and dipped in a citrusy ponzu sauce. Yuba can be served in stews with rice.
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]]>Best Time to Visit
April to August is the ideal time to visit Aruba. The temperatures range from a low of 78 F to a high of 90 F and it’s when the prices are most reasonable. January to March has great weather, but it’s peak season, so the prices are higher during this time.
How to Get Around
The best way to travel around Aruba is by bus, but most visitors stay close to their resorts and beaches. Cabs are another option and they have fixed rates. To explore the island’s east coast, rent a car or off-terrain vehicle.
Where to Stay
Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort, Aruba
This adult-only 4-star property rests on 14 sandy acres and it’s close to Aruba’s westernmost point. While the hotel is a bit of a splurge, it’s worth it for the private balconies and terraces, views of Eagle Beach, the private cabana on the beach, and the poolside oceanfront restaurant. Other amenities include a free breakfast buffet, a fitness center, a spa, and an infinity pool.
Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino
Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino, a 4-star hotel has beach access and the Stellaris Casino. Guests 18 and older can visit the Tradewinds Club which has an H2Oasis adults-only pool and poolside bar. Located on Palm Beach, guests can relax on the beach or by the main pool. There are five restaurants on-site as well as a coffee shop and a gelato parlor.
The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba
This 5-star hotel opened in 2013 and it’s situated on the beach on Aruba’s northwestern coast. Start your stay with a complimentary welcome drink at check-in and relax in the soaking tubs, which are in each room. There are five on-sight restaurants, a casino, and a spa.
What to Do
Eagle Beach
Eagle Beach is known as the “Low-Rise area” because of its low-to-the-ground hotels and timeshares. This beach is one of the most popular in Aruba and it’s super convenient because you’re probably staying nearby. The beach has white sand and deep blue waters and it’s perfect for water sports.
Palm Beach
If you prefer swimming in the water, head to Palm Beach which has calm turquoise waters and soft, white sand. There are also amazing sunsets and tons of Tiki bars.
Arikok National Park
You’ll find Aruban rattlesnakes, whiptail lizards, iguanas, goats, birds, donkeys, and parakeets at Arikok National Park. Explore the area’s wildlife and check out the caves, limestone cliffs, and sand dunes while you’re at the park. There’s even a natural pool where you can cool off.
What to Eat
Kesio
If you like creme caramel or flan you have to try kesio. It’s Aruba’s take on the dessert and it features a sweet, gooey sauce and moist cake.
Pan Bati
Pan Bati is a slightly sweet flatbread that is similar to a pancake. It’s eaten on its own or with savory dishes like stews or soups.
Keshi Yena
These cheese balls are stuffed with spicy meat and coated in Gouda or Edam cheese. You can find different variations stuffed with cashews, raisins, and prunes.
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