To travel there is no age limit, but if games with your children will have to take into consideration certain aspects. We have collected the most frequently asked questions of passengers and tried to give an answer.

Travel cot, carry cot or bed as their parents - what is best for your baby traveler?
Have the child sleep in your bed is probably the best thing: the bag is reduced, increasing the space in your room and your puppy will be more secure, very comfortable sleeping with you. Take the test at home before leaving, because it does not always work. It may also not want to give “bad” habits. If you travel by car and your child is accustomed to sleeping in a portable crib, choose this path. If you are opposed to making your child sleep with you, it’s best to have a portable cot, much more comfortable to carry the cot with wheels of your own home and quite economical. Again, the advice is to do an experiment at home, even your little will have their say.  (more…)

Your Health

· Talk to your travel agent about any shots or health precautions. Anything required?

· If shots are required, plan in advance with your physician. This should enable you to avoid any side effects as you travel.

· If medication is required, carry 2 sets, one in your luggage, and one with you. Also keep prescription labels with you for replacement.  (more…)

Check with your airline or travel agent

· To determine how early to arrive at the airport. Recommended check-in times differ by airline and airport.
· To determine whether you need a boarding pass and photo identification to enter the passenger checkpoint.
· Inquire about any limits the airline has on the size, weight, or number of checked bags. (There is no single federal standard.) Most domestic carriers today will only allow two checked bags for free. If you have more than two bags per passenger or your bag weighs more than the airline allows, you will be required to pay an excess baggage charge. It is important to check with your airline carrier to be aware of their policies before travelling.  (more…)

There are preparations you can make before you arrive at the airport to help you move more quickly and efficiently through the new security processes. Here you will find suggestions on how to pack for your trip. Carry-On Baggage Carry-On Baggage is a small piece of luggage you take onboard the airplane with you. You are allowed one carry-on in addition to one personal item such as a laptop computer, purse, small backpack, briefcase, or camera case. Remember, 1+1. A bag is considered a carry-on, if the bag has an outside dimension that is not greater than 14″x9″x22″, however, be sure to check with your airline for specifics. (more…)

Luggage is not just about storing your clothes. Today, people want bags for outdoor sports and recreation as well. Bags that provide water protection and insulation are a necessity. Outer pockets allow easy access frequently used items such as water bottles. Business / Computer Cases Business cases come in a variety of types. Many are computer-compatible. (more…)

There are preparations you can make before you arrive at the airport to help you move more quickly and efficiently through the new security processes. Here you will find suggestions on what to wear to the airport .

Dress the Part
Be aware that any metal detected at the checkpoint must be identified. If you set off the alarm, you will be required to undergo a secondary screening, including a hand-wanding and a pat-down inspection.  (more…)

If your bag arrives open, unlocked or visibly damaged, check immediately to see if any of the contents are missing or damaged. 

Report any problems to your airline before leaving the airport. Insist that the airline fill out a form and give you a copy, even if they say the bag will be in on the next flight. Get the agent’s name and an appropriate telephone number for following up (not Reservations).  (more…)

We are planning a family trip for just a few days. That is my family, my brother’s family, and my other brother’s family. Our mother will be joining us, too. That makes four households, seven adults and six children all under three years old. Praise to my brave (foolish?) wife who has somehow volunteered to coordinate the arrangements.  (more…)

I hope that by sharing my personal experiences, you will avoid learning similar lessons the hard way. And it goes to show that those little details in the planning of a vacation can make a huge difference in the outcome. You can make your next vacation relaxing and enjoyable by following these simple vacation planning tips.

1. Keep your vacation planning information in one place. Create a labeled file folder (”Hawaii Vacation”) and use it to keep your airline, hotel, car rental information, as well as maps or AAA guide books, tourist information, contact information for people you know in that city, etc. You can find all this information at Holidays, Vacations and Traveling
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Cheap car rental deals are spread all over the web. But not all are good deals. There’s a few thing you must look out for… or your cheap car rental deal might work out a lot more expensive than you planned !

Here’s some things you mustn’t do :

Forget to check the car’s condition
When you pickup the car, be sure to check it carefully. Some companies will blame pre-existing scratches & dents on you. They know it needs fixing, and wait for a sucker to pay for it. This is less likely with the big, reputable companies, but can be avoided with these tips.  (more…)