We have not had a proper travel Q&A for some time where we talk about travel and answer your questions. So bring your travel questions and we will talk about what to expect traveling for the rest of the summer and the months coming up!
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Just advice for Americans as a European myself, if you’re going to Ireland NOT Northern Ireland, it is part of the EU not the U.K. and you will need the new EU visa
Thank you for all the travel help.
What about Canada from Chicago? I have a trip, planned and paid for, around Caribana and i heard something about an arrive canada app… not sure what to do about that, but i have been fully boosted…
UK Railway strikes are: Wednesday, July 27 (Network Rail + 14 train operating companies), Saturday, July 30 (8 train operators – train drivers only), Thursday, August 18 & Saturday 20 (Network Rail + 14 operators). Expect a greatly reduced timetable on Aug 19 (if these strikes go ahead).
Awaiting your video on India 👍
so far Austria is ok. No trouble in Latvia or Sweden either. Greece fine too. Just travelled last week. But we hear horrible news from Amsterdam and Frankfurt.
New to your site. Love your info. Family vaca next May 2023 to Paris 6 adults 3 kids. Great videos of Paris still checking them out.
you guys are so cute. you also remind me of Santa Claus! You are just so jolly! 😀 No wonder you're able to travel so much, you got that sleighhh lol
Going to either Edinburgh, Scotland or Vienna, Austria, which is the easiest and safest country to go to. the month of September, 2022., I have a passport and both vaccines and both boosters, last booster was April 12, 2022. only staying for 1 week.
I’m an American living in the UK with a UK visa and we travel a lot. Do we need a new visa for every place we visit or every 90 days?
Some perhaps more positive news from Europe. I have just watched Dutch Railways weekly news bulletin. Sale of rail international tickets from Netherlands to other countries is now more than in 2019! Greatest growth is to Vienna, Zurich and Milan (new overnight trains organised by the Austrians, aided by the Swiss). As from September there will be 4 Eurostar trains a day Amsterdam to London.
Any tips on multi city flight bookings please?
How did that happen? I’m gobsmacked🤦🏿♀️
ETIAS isn't a visa! It's electronic travel authorisation. There's no embassy involved or anything.
I am British – I have recently spent 10 day in Germany. Re Britain this summer AVOID. We are in the middle of a wave of rail strikes. Bus services in many places unreliable as operators short of drivers.. Re Germany all public transport is currently extremely busy. Don't go until September. (The ludicrously cheap 9-Euro ticket finishes 31 August.) Re rest of Europe ALL longer distance trains are likely to be extremely busy. Sear reservations essential.
Really great stream!
This Whiskey Wednesday is LIVE! The two of you are so cute together❤.
I'm flying solo as a non-rev to England on Delta in late August 2022.
Your videos have convinced me to
Just Go✈✈✈✈
Thank you for your expert travel advise and great humor🤗.
With ❤ from Michigan!
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Global entry gives you TSA precheck! I highly recommend doing global entry so you have both.
Dang missed it. ✌
Went to Europe two weeks ago. Air Canada cancelled my flights 5 minutes before boarding. And they were too backed up and understaffed to issue new tickets to anyone. Ended up having to book a new flight separately and still thoroughly enjoyed my trip. Also had to book a new return so I ended up staying longer than I had initially planned. My advice to anyone flying anytime soon is to make sure you have enough funds for a last minute ticket to your destination AND origin (if it’s not a one way)
ETIAS? What does it do that a passport does not?
My family and I are about to take our first international trip this october, we are going to Crete all the way from Louisiana and you guys have been a huge help, thanks!