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Tickets? Check. Destination? Check. Packing? Trying to avoid it? There is a way to pack so that you end up not wasting space in that hot real estate that is the carry-on bag. So, how do you get your things into one NY-apartment-sized luggage? Read on and find out.

Put together the outfits, including undergarments, and roll them. This will prevent wrinkles. Use the shoes to store your accessories and stuff with a sock or a bath puff to prevent them from getting lost. Start putting the "rolls" of clothes in your bag, working your way from the outside in. Don't overpack. Only take basics. DO overindulge in your accessories, since they are small and fit in your shoe--you can change your outfits instantly just by changing yo

How To Travel with Children

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Traveling is one of our family's favorite activities, but it hasn't always been that way. When I was a child, each Christmas we'd take a long road trip to see each set of grandparents. By the end of the trip, my brother and I were covered with war wounds from our back seat fighting, and my parents were no longer talking to each other. What started as a happy holiday trip would inevitably turn into a scene out of "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation."

Family travel can be enjoyable and instill memories that will last a lifetime if you take a little time to plan. Here are a few simple tips that will help:

Plan for stops. Shaving half an hour off of a long drive time won't do any good if everyone is miserable.

How To Pay for Things on a Cruise Ship

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After planning and booking a cruise, many people forget that there is still more money to be spent - aboard the cruise ship. Cruise ships are a fun way to travel but there are plenty of additional costs to plan for while on the ship. To make things more confusing, there are a variety of different ways to pay for things on a cruise ship. Here are the most common.

Prepayment. When booking a cruise, most people pay a fee that includes transportation, lodging, and most food. Depending upon the travel agency or cruise line, sometimes additional things can be paid for in advance. Shore excursions, for example, can sometimes be paid for in advance, as can beverage cards. Credit. Most cruise lines keep passengers' credit cards on file durin

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Dream big and bike around Holland by yourself. Holland is the ideal country to bike solo for anyone with an adventurous heart. Many people travel in a group, however, biking by yourself has wonderful advantages and there is no better place than Holland. I took a 28-day bike trip this September. It was my first ever bike trip! This didn't take courage, just an awareness that I'm now 63 years old. Either I do what I've always wanted to or sit back and let life pass me by. Here are some tips to biking around Holland:

Take a bike with you. I purchased a folding bike from Bike Friday. This bike folds into a Samsonite suitcase that unfolds into a trailer. Yes, it takes a bit of fiddling but once learned, like any how-to skill; it's a piece of c

How To Rent an RV

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Smelly hotel rooms. Hard beds. Carrying luggage in and out every day. Miles to drive to see the sights. Or…

Setting up a tent in the rain. Sleeping on the ground. Stashing your stuff in odd corners of a tiny tent. But the sights are right there, if you could straighten your aching back to look at them. Or…

Your own space. Your own beds. Your belongings stowed neatly for the length of your vacation. AND, the sights you came to see right at your doorstep.

Renting an RV can be comparable in price to staying in motels—and less then staying in higher-end lodges and resorts.

Decide where you’re going. You can save money on your rental by picking up your RV closer to your destination, not to mention the cost

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