Dundee History And Guide In this video I show you the "Dundee History And Guide" Quick Guide.For more details on this topic please visit: https://thebitetour.com Complete Guide book "101 Tips for Traveling on a Bugdet" http://thebitetour.com/101-tips-for-traveling-on-a-bugdet/ Dundee (Gaelic - D�n D�agh - Dun means fort) has a fantastic and interesting history. The setting is visually stunning and rivals any city in Bonny Scotland. The law (meaning hill), once an active volcano, sits in the centre of Dundee providing a romantic vantage point to all sides of City. Robert the Bruce was crowned king of Scotland in Dundee - the year 1309. He couldn't have wished for a more beautiful setting to officially wear his crown for the first time. Dunde...

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Think you know everything there is to know about traveling? You may want to
think again. In this article, you are going to be given tips and information
regarding travel. Some things you may have already known, some things you
haven't. Either way, knowing these tips can only help you in your travels.
Bring clothing that is suitable for travel. This means items that you can wash
and dry in the hotel room, and that won't wrinkle from being air-dried. Also,
remember that you can buy clothing as you go, and it will most likely be more
suitable to the climate and culture of the area.

2. Take a translation tool when traveling to a country that doesn't speak your
native language. This can be in the form of a book or a phone application.
While you might find that a lot of people speak English in large cities, it may
be quite different in small towns or rural areas. Attempting to speak in the
language of the country is really appreciated by the citizens.
When traveling, increase your safety and your peace of mind by wearing a
money belt. This item is one essential that you cannot go without when
traveling, and is barely noticeable to wear. Keep your wallet and your
passport safe in your money belt so that no matter what happens, they don't
get lost.

3. Keep your money in your front pocket when walking around in a new city or
location. It is far easier for a pick pocket or other criminal to snatch money
out of your back pocket without you even realizing it. Having your money in
the front gives you more control, especially if you walk with your hands in
your pockets.
When traveling to a new city, try your best to look as if you belong there:
Never let anyone see that you are lost. Checking your map in the middle of
the sidewalk is a sure-fire giveaway, as is asking for directions. Remember,
new arrivals are good targets for pickpockets and muggers.

4. When staying at a hotel that offers a digital alarm clock, check both the time
and the alarm when you first arrive. It is a common prank to pre-set the alarm
to extremely early times, or to fiddle with the time displayed on the clock.
Late at night when you go to bed, you may not realize your clock is 30
minutes fast or slow.
If you are traveling to the beach or staying at a hotel with a pool, pack your
swimsuit in your beach bag. It can sometimes be difficult to sort through
everything you have packed. To save time, pack your swimsuit, sunscreen,
and anything else you might need for the beach or pool in a beach bag.

5. To find good deals on your air fare, make sure you get prices from as many
companies as possible. Booking on the internet should save you money: most
travel agents take a commission on their sale. Consider taking a route with
several stops and changes if it is cheaper.
If you are traveling with a laptop and plan to spend a lot of time in your hotel
room, pack an A/C cable in your laptop case. If the room features an HDTV,
you can use the cable to connect your computer to the television. This allows
you to stream movies from Netflix or Hulu to your laptop, then watch them on
the larger screen. It is definitely cheaper than paying five bucks a pop for
video rental.
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