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June 27th, 2005

Paris for Kids

You surely will need to order an extra Petit de Jeneur before you head on out to discover what this city has to offer.
TIP: If you plan on using the Metro, be prepared. Take a baby carrier! Not only are there no elevators and escalators in most of the underground train stations, some entry ways […]

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June 23rd, 2005

Rome for Kids

As as awestruck as you may become when you first see St. Peter’s Basilica or the Pallatine, chances are, your little bundle of joy would be yawning in boredom.

exhibit A
In between the must-sees Rome has to offer, take a bit of time and take your child(ren) where they can enjoy this historical city, kiddie style.
Luna […]

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June 21st, 2005

Budget Budapest

With careful planning, a few hours doing online research and some small sacrifices, even students with meager allowances can afford to tour around Europe.
I will not write flowery words about the cities which I consider value-for-money travel options. Anyone with enough time and internet or library access can look for the info themselves. Instead, I […]

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June 21st, 2005

Bigger and better?

I know, I know, I have been amiss with my postings lately. But, that will soon change! From now on, you can expect (almost) daily updates for those who are itching to travel in and around Europe on a tight budget!
I have several articles on draft and will post them really soon. You […]

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June 14th, 2005

RYAN AIR BOOKINGS

WARNING:
It was reported that travel agents have been charging up to 87% onto the fare for Ryanair flights. These prices are quoted to passengers without informing the customers that a handling charge is being levied.
A classic rip-off!
The next time you decide to fly Ryanair, book directly with Ryanair.
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June 7th, 2005

Best Budget Airlines in Europe

Skytrax has just announced the winners of the 2005 World Airline Awards.
Not to be left out are the Budget Airlines, the best thing that ever happened to budget travellers.

The Best Budget Airlines in Europe are:
1. Air Berlin - Germany
2. Vueling - Spain
3. easyjet - Great Britain
I used to think that […]

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June 4th, 2005

Travel with Kids on a Budget

Traveling with your kids make it a but difficult to stick to your budget. Here are a few tips to make sure that your little family getaway won’t break your bank.
Go online!
Travel agencies have gone online. Add to that the presence of several online agents like opodo and expedia offering hundreds of packages. The […]

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