Let’s travel around the world!

todoutah asked:


My brother is a ecologist and adventure travel guide with lots
of experience in the forest and other inhabited areas of Guatemala… we want to offer this challenging trips to people and business,
but I am wondering how many would be interested and how many trips should we offer a year…

Jackie S asked:


We’re doing a 12 week series in children’s church called Passport to Adventure. The kids will have passports and the theme is travel. Decoration ideas? It’s a small room and not a big budget.
I was thinking of using maps on the walls or something. I can probably get free ones from AAA. I’m afraid it’ll just look like I taped trash to the wall though.
Any cool thrifty ideas for decorating a room in a travel/adventure theme?
Thanks

Sassy asked:


Im from the U.S. planning to travel somewhere with two of my college friends who are originally from Guatemala and Mexico. They both speak fluent Spanish and go back to visit family every few years. We all want to travel to see new things and meet new people. But I really want to experience something other than American culture (Im the only one that has yet to travel internationally) Europe seems much more expensive now on a college student budget. Anywhere else that you consider a must-go for a first time international traveler but will be different enough for my friends?

Huera asked:


I received a call for a presentation at a local hotel for this travel company Precision adventure. Supposedly my husband and I won a 3 day 2 nite stay airfare included to Florida if we just go see this 90 min. presentaion.I cant find anything on the net about this company.

brennchic! asked:


Its about four kids from the U.S. and four kids from the U.K. travel to Florida for an animal adventure of a lifetime.

trunorth asked:


Looking for a starting point with resume and cover letters in hand. Does anybody have a good starting point or even a service that would help me get started in the adventure guiding business?

Location doesn’t matter. I am ready to travel the world.

Thanks in advance.

CraftyGirl asked:


Do you think its fake or real? It scares me to even watch it.

aeval1091 asked:


My best friend and I are seniors in high school. For her graduation gift, her dad is sending her and I to Europe. We want to go to London and Paris for sure. We also are thinking of taking trains around to other countries. We would like to keep the price reasonable though we realize this is not a very cheap trip. So I’m wondering what advice anybody has on where to book flights and hotels, where else to go, and how long to stay there. We’re spending the first 3 days in Disneyland Paris for sure. We’re traveling this coming summer after we’ve graduated. Thanks!

tulips575 asked:


I am a single female in her 30s who is hoping to travel abroad this August. I am travelling alone and would like to join in a group tour. I would like to travel to Thailand, but am open to suggestions. I thought about travelling with REI Adventures, but some of their trips are very costly. I found some websites on group travel, but don’t know too much about the companies’ reputation.

Henry L asked:


I want to take a bike tour but when I went to a travel agent she thought I was crazy. She told me “There is nobody that stupid out there that would ride a bicycle to travel cross country or even dream of that”! Insulted I left. Any Advice ??

DyingIsis asked:


I’m going to Belize for vacation and want to know if anyone has ever done a package with them, and if they are any good? Please let me know. Thanks for your help.

Jman18 asked:


Does anyone know when the best time to travel to Europe is? and by best i mean cheapest I want to visit mainly France and surrounding countries.
Sorry, I am traveling from Miami, Florida

bonjour asked:


Me and a friend want to go to Europe sometime next summer. We have never travelled out of the country before so we would really like somewhere that’s sort of open and friendly…Somewhere that has a lot of attractions and beautiful things to see and do, all the while not feel totally un-welcome. I understand that every town and city have their “bad” parts…I was just wanting suggestions of countries/ places that were generally accepting of tourists.

Arctic asked:


1. Aricle Circle.
2. Amazon Rainforest
3. Tibet
4. East Africa Safari
5. Antarctica
6. Russian Siberia
7. Mt. Everest
8. Outer space
9. Australia Outbacks
10. Sahara desert
11. Other:

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Dirk von Pelvis asked:


I’m travelling throught the US and maybe one with forums would be helpful. I remember Frommers had one, but I just looked and it’s been reduced.

Bill D asked:


My Thai wife and I run a small travel business (TBF Travel) that offers custom and guided luxury adventure travel trips to Thailand. We have a great website and advertise but need more travelers. Our trips are for active people that want to spend a little more and stay in 4 and 5 star resorts. Any ideas to generate more business?