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Romania trip with Original World
Tours in Review, March 2008 issue
I traveled to Romania with Original World (131 Camino Alto, Ste. E-3, Mill Valley, CA 94941; 888/367-6147, www.originalworld.com), May 21-June 1, 2007. The land price was $1,490 plus $250 single supplement. The price included all breakfasts and some lunches and dinners. Each lunch not included ran me about $4 and dinner with a shared bottle of ...
Hurdles in Russia
Travelers' Intercom, March 2008 issue
My wife, Barbara, and I enjoyed a trip to Russia, Estonia and Finland, Sept. 3-28, 2007, and have some advice for travelers to Russia. Barbara, on the recommendation of several travel books (including “Fodor’s Moscow & St. Petersburg,” seventh edition, published in 2006), bought American Express Travelers Cheques. In Russia, however, we found that there was ...
Bills paid before travel
Travelers' Intercom, February 2008 issue
Before a trip, first I arrange for every bill possible — car insurance, phone, etc. — to be paid by my credit cards. I never, never enter anything in a computer. Then I arrange for my credit cards to be paid by my bank automatically every month. I make sure my checking account has enough ...
Enthralled by an early morning boat ride on the Ganges
Features, February 2008 issue
by Julian Worker, New Westminster, B.C. As the fiery ball of the sun began to rise over the eastern bank of the Ganges on our left-hand side, the lighted candles on banana leaves, offered in prayer to the gods, started to float past our boat. The oars lapped gently in the water as the high, stepped ...
Edinburgh exciting in August
Travelers' Intercom, February 2008 issue
My wife, Diane, and I flew to Scotland on Aug. 12, 2007, for what was our fifth visit to the Edinburgh International Festival (The Hub, Castlehill, Edinburgh, Scotland EH1 2NE, UK; phone +44 [0] 131 473 2099, www.eif.co.uk) and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe (180 High St., Edinburgh, Scotland EH1 1QS, UK; phone +44 [0] 131 ...
A West African journey continues with sites in Burkina Faso and Ghana
Features, January 2008 issue
Jim Sill and his travel companion Jenna continue their January-February ’07 overland journey through West Africa, embarking a bus in Burkina Faso for Bobo-Dioulasso. When we reached the bus station in Mopti, the big buses were leaving, one by one. “Which one is ours?” asked Jenna. “Maybe we can get on board early.” I asked the ticket agent. ...
A child’s-eye view of London
Features, December 2007 issue
by Dee Poujade, Portland, OR, photos by Michaela Gonzalez Okay, I’ll admit it. Ever since my first trip to London in 1985, I have been an addicted Anglophile. Starting with the occasional visit and progressing to once-yearly trips — even spending three months in the English countryside the summer after my retirement — I have to ...
Reflections from the world’s most-traveled couple
Features, December 2007 issue
Robert Pine, Boulder, CO In the March ’06 issue (page 2), Editor David Tykol included a mention of Robert and Dorothy Pine, recognized by the Travelers’ Century Club as the first couple in the world to have visited all 315 countries on the organization’s list. In response to readers’ feedback, Robert Pine is sharing more of ...
Visa cash withdrawal charges
Travelers' Intercom, November 2007 issue
I was in Thailand in February ’07 and made four cash withdrawals at ATMs using my Visa card. The withdrawals totaled $1,152. My next Visa statement showed I was charged a total of $71.46, attributed to finance charges for these transactions. The sketchy explanation on the statement indicated a fee of $10 per transaction for a ...
Bank card interruption
Travelers' Intercom, November 2007 issue
We have used our ATM card around the world and never had a problem. What a shock to find it would not work in Portugal, of all places, in May ’07. Two banks verified that the ATM system that works through MasterCard had been down for weeks. Our travel friends were able to bail us out, ...
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