Living near an airport is one of the best and the worst things in my life. I live right by General Mitchell International Airport (Milwaukee Airport, Mitchell International, I think right now they’re talking about changing the name of it again.). Yes. An International airport, walking distance from my house. I used to work on …
As I work on my upcoming blog post about how Studying Abroad Changed The Whole Course of My Life, I couldn’t concentrate. The place that had forever changed my life had been on fire this past week. And as I’m a continent away, I feel it. I watched as this miraculous Cathedral built over the …
I know, I know. I’m an expert European traveler, having been in Europe over a dozen times since 2013, even having lived there. We’re all vulnerable at some point. Having been there over a dozen times we think we’re invincible. Let me tell you how I was conned. First let me say how humbled I …
I absolutely LOVE traveling solo. It’s a completely different type of Freedom that I never thought I would have. And that I never want to lose. It’s natural to become completely terrified before the adventure begins, but when you finally get there, after the terror milds, you get this moment of invincibility and power. A …
Is it sad that this should be addressed? Let us start at the beginning. Check In: 1. You should have you Photo ID (Passport, Driver’s License, State ID, Visa, etc.) in an easily accessible place when you get to the counter or the kiosk. Do not loiter and waste everyone’s time searching for your documents. …
Do I have my passport in my possession, or is it in a safety deposit box or at my parents’ house, etc.? Look at your flight itinerary–does my name match my name on my passport exactly? How about the correct date of birth and gender? If not, call the airline or your travel agent. (This …