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What to Do When You Lose Your Luggage
Travel is stressful enough, but losing your precious luggage can up the ante for anxiety. Here are some helpful tips if your luggage decides to travel somewhere besides your final destination.
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Safety
Apr 9, 2015What To Do If You’re Lost in a Foreign City
While walking around a city enjoying the sights or on the search for the next one, and you suddenly find yourself in an uncomfortable place, don’t panic. It happens to everyone, especially if you’re young and excited and in a foreign place. Here are some tips learned from experience to keep with you if you find yourself lost without a smartphone or knowledgeable friend to get you out of a rut.
Adventure
Apr 3, 2015The Adventurists Rickshaw Run
Bristol, UK-based travel company The Adventurists is known for offering more distinctive experiences than two weeks on a Balearic beach. Founder Tom Morgan was responsible for the birth of the Mongol Rally, in which teams set off from London in the cheapest, oldest car they can find and have to find their way to Mongolia any way they can. You’ll find more of these kinds of outlandish exploits on The Adventurists’ website, one of which goes by the name of the Rickshaw Run.
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What to Do When You’ve Lost Your Luggage
It can be every traveler’s worst nightmare. You arrive in your destination, ready for either work or play, only to meet the crushing realization that your luggage didn’t arrive with you.