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]]>Bose Frames Audio Sunglasses
Have you ever wished that you could listen to a podcast or music without being cut off from the outside world? Well, with Bose Frames Audio Sunglasses, you can. These sunglasses allow you to listen to the audio of your choice without headphones, with a 3.5-hour battery life.
Amazon Echo Frames
With the Amazon Echo Frames, your journey is about to get easier. Compatible with Amazon Alexa, these sunglasses act as your personal assistant. They’re also splash-resistant, making them ideal for aquatic adventures.
Ray-Ban Stories Smart Glasses
Style meets tech with these Ray-Ban sunglasses. With a camera that both takes photos and videos as well as speakers for listening to music, the Ray-Ban Stories Smart Glasses are ideal for capturing precious holiday memories.
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]]>Champs-Élysées in Paris, France
Champs-Élysées avenue in Paris seems to always be packed with tourists, but according to many Parisians they actually do their best to avoid it – the shops and restaurants are overpriced, and it’s not the prettiest street the city has to offer. At night, it can even be quite dangerous.
Casa di Giulietta in Verona, Italy
Casa di Guilietta (the house of Romeo and Juliet’s leading lady’s house in Verona) is always overcrowded, and many tourists stick love notes to the walls with chewing gum. Not exactly the most hygienic tradition.
Myeong-Dong in Seoul, South Korea
The Myeong-Dong shopping district in Seoul appears in many travel guides, but it tends to be overcrowded with tourists. Some less busy alternatives with traditional Korean products and street food are Insa-Dong and Ikseon-Dong.
Cancun, Mexico
Cancun may be pretty, but by now the whole town has become one big tourist trap. If the Spring Break Forever atmosphere is not what you’re after, Tulum, Valladolid, and Mérida are much better options.
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]]>Where will it be used
There are many uses to sleeping bags, and it’s always best to go shopping for one with an idea of what we want to do with it. Will it mostly be used for indoors sleeping, in hostels, or RVs? Will you be carrying it on your back or are you planning to go camping in a car? Do you normally travel in a cold or warm climate? Answer these questions to help figure out the weight and insulation you need for your perfect sleeping bag.
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Besides having an idea of whether you travel by car or by foot/public transport, ask yourself if you mostly travel alone or with your partner or spouse. If you travel with your significant other it might be nice to get sleeping bags that have the option of connecting to a double sleeping bag, keeping your options open.
My budget
While it’s important to know your travel habits and intentions to figure out what would be your perfect sleeping bag, those can end up quite pricey. Start from finding the ideal option and slowly compromise down to a realistic budget.
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]]>If you have trouble with your clothes while traveling, here are some tips that can help make your life easier and make your travel experience less stressful.
Carry a Bag for Dirty Clothes
I always hate when, while traveling, I lose track of what’s clean and what’s dirty in my bags. This is especially dangerous when it comes to smaller items such as socks and undergarments.
To simplify your life and remove this stress, take a bag with you that you can use for the storage of your dirty clothes.
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Not planning on washing your clothes during the duration of your travel? That’s fine, but it doesn’t mean that your clothes are going to stay perfectly clean. If you were planning on wearing a sweater twice but you get spaghetti sauce on it your first day, that’s going to be a problem! This is why you should definitely pack stain remover and carry it with you.
Woolite Travel Packets: a Lifesaver
If you find yourself needing to wash clothes while traveling, these little guys are a godsend. You can easily wash clothes in your hotel sink with them if the need arises, and they’re super small and portable.
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Italy’s biggest cities are huge touristic attraction, and for the most part, fairly affordable. However, one area that they can get you with hidden fees is a cover fee at restaurants. While most young people are accustomed to covers at bars or clubs, a restaurant is an odd place to find them. Although not every place has them make sure you look at the menu to see what it is before you sit down.
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Many countries in Europe, but especially Spain, will not serve you tap water at a restaurant. Instead, you have to buy either a bottle of water or occasionally a locally sourced mineral water that they have on a special tap. This might not seem like a big deal, but if you are a big drinker or are traveling during the summer, it can really start to add up.
Bathrooms
In many countries like the Netherlands, you have to pay to use the bathroom. Even in places like gas stations, you still will have to pay a fee, so go where it’s free whenever you can!
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]]>Money
The first you should do is to pull out at least some money from an ATM. Avoid converting your currency into the local one because normally you’ll lose quite a bit of money. Instead, pay the fee that your bank might charge you and take out money from an ATM.
Time Zone
If you’ve gone somewhere that’s in a different time zone, fight your jet lag and get onto the local time. If it’s night, try to go to drink some herbal tea and sleep. If it’s daytime, get a coffee or a juice and start meandering! Also, make sure your phone and watch is set to local time.
#watchessizePictures
When you first get to a place, there is so much excitement and you’ll probably want to get started site-seeing right away. Make sure that you remember to take pictures because there’s a chance you might not go down the same street twice!
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