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Before you take your next trip, whether it be for pleasure or business, you
may want more tips on how to make traveling a piece of cake. In the
following article, you are going to get some information about travel. These
tips can be used for people of all ages!
When traveling, if you have to use a public computer for anything, whether
it's to check your email, your Facebook, or your bank account, make sure you
log out! Don't just close the browser like you might do on your personal
computer, make sure you click the log out button. This will prevent anyone

2. else from accessing your data.
If you are traveling with too much luggage to carry on an airplane, take a
digital photograph of your bag and the baggage tag. These come in handy if
your bag is lost. The photos give you something to reference when describing
your bag to the airport personnel and the tag confirms that your bag was
labeled for the right airport.
For a trip to wine country or just a beach getaway, if there's a chance you'll
be drinking wine, pack a waiter's corkscrew. This tool will come in handy for
the bottles you buy at the winery and can make picnics and hotel drinks much
easier. A corkscrew can be especially difficult to buy when traveling abroad,
so plan ahead and toss one in your suitcase to make life easier.

3. Remember to report lost tickets immediately. Lost tickets can be refunded, but
this can take as long as six months. It might also involve a substantial
replacement fee. Reporting your lost ticket as soon as possible will not make
things go any faster, but you will get your money back sooner.
When traveling by air, purchase your airline tickets as early as possible.
Airlines that offer very low fares, like Southwest Airlines, have a limited
number of seats available at the lowest price. By purchasing your tickets early
you are assured of getting the best possible rates for air travel.

4. If you need to find a travel destination, you should watch some documentaries
about foreign countries and perhaps look at some travel guides. This should
give you a better idea of what kind of landscapes and monuments you can see
in different parts of the world. Choose what interests you the most.
The bell hop and housekeeper should be tipped appropriately. Generally
speaking, it is about a dollar for each piece of luggage, and between $2 to $5
for cleaning the room. This will increase the quality of service in your hotel
and make your stay more enjoyable.

5. One way of minimizing ice buildup on your windshield is to park your car with
the windshield facing away from the prevailing wind. Another way too few of
us think about is to cover our windshields with a throw rug when we park our
vehicles. Tuck the edge in under your windshield wipers and your car will be
as snug as a bug in a rug.
When traveling with children by plane, try to book a direct flight if at all
possible. Even if you have to pay a little more, it will be worth it when you
arrive at your destination with happy children. Non-direct flights often result
in increased stress for all due to long layovers and changes in flight
schedules.
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