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We have so many more tips for you, they keep coming.

By Help Me Get That Job → Sunday, 16 April 2017

We have so many more tips for you, they keep coming.
















If you ever find yourself missing a flight and there is a big queue at the customer service desk the best thing to do is to get the phone out your pocket and call the customer service helpline and they will be able to help you a lot quicker than standing in the queue at the customer service desk for the airline, you will always find that people answer the phone quite quickly and if you contact  somebody in a call centre there'll be there waiting for you rather than the long queue with only one of two people serving.


If you're taking clothes on board that need ironing  a very good way of stopping them from being creased is to wrap them up in cling film this will stop them from crinkling up and will stay fresh for when you want to wear them, i would you advise you to take non iron clothes with you because it makes a lot easier to washing yourself and Hang em up then to have to get them ironed.


When you carry luggage with you, sometimes rather than paying the excess Duty it'll be better for you to send them in advance by DHL than on the plan, so there this in mind that you did send them for example for $40 but the airline will charge you $100 and you don't have to carry them and I'll be at your destination waiting for you.


Whenever you in the security line always try to be behind a business traveler than a family with kids because the business traveller wants to get through as quickly as possible and he's been through it many times so if you're following him you will go through just as quick as he did, if you're stuck behind a family with kids then you could end up being a lot longer.


Always ask for hotel staff where the local restaurants and attractions are the best deals as they will tell you where to go because they live in the area  if you go to the tourist places you will  end up paying a lot more so don't be afraid to ask the staff and they will give you all the tips and tricks you need to know for the local area that you're in.


If you're going on a cruise or boat and you are acceptable to sickness then a good thing to try and do is taking dried ginger root available From health stores and if  you read the label it will tell you how much you need to take, this is a very good supplement to take to combat seasickness.


Haggle not many people like the haggle they just pay up what they're told to but always always haggle and walk away and they will come down in price contact local people and they will tell you roughly how much you need to have a haggle by, sometimes they will be 80% cheaper than what they're saying, so always haggle,  just saying no just say no just say no and walk away and then they will probably come out with the cheapest offer.


When looking for holidays and flights it is best to look at aroundabout three months before you leave because that is the time when they become the cheapest, look out for mid week flights to destinations because they will always be cheaper than weekends.

Well I hope you have found all these tips and tricks useful and again if you have any that we can use contact us and we'll put it up here and share it with the world.

Our First Post With The Tips For Traveling

By Help Me Get That Job → Saturday, 15 April 2017

Travelling Tips Number One



Here is the start of our New blog How to give you help and advice that you might not have thought about before you travel, I have travelled the world many times and I've learnt many things and I've been in many situations and all those years I got better and better at picking up things that stop me from getting myself in a pickle when I'm away, all the things that I picked up I'm now going to pass on to you to give you my experience in a lot shorter time.






Making a list.


Always make a list of what you're planning on taking with you so that when the time comes the pack you will have this list to go by, start the list a few weeks early because you'll always remember a few things over the next few days and weeks to add to it.


Travel insurance.



Always make sure you take out travel insurance and make sure it covers you for what you need also remember that most travel insurances do not pay out when you have an accident if you're under the influence of alcohol and drugs if you have any illnesses you need to explain to the insurance company about these because again they will not pay out if you do not tell them when you take out the insurance. Always take a photograph of your travel insurance and send it to yourself email so that in the event of an accident you've got a copy of it in your email as well as a paper copy with you.


Documents



This is one of the most important tips I can give you and that is to take photographs of all your documents and tickets hotel reservations and car hire if you take photocopies or take photos from your phone you will have a copy of them on your phone as well as the original but it's good to send all these to yourself in an email so that have you ever lose your bag and your phone use a log on to somebody's computer and log onto an email to retrieve the documents to print them out.


Cables and chargers.


Always remember to take your cables and your chargers for your phone and your cameras this is  one thing that many people tend to forget and you'll soon realise you forgot it when they both go flat so if you make that on your list you will then be member when it comes to a packing your bags it'll be a good idea to put it in the day before or even better still to buy another lead so that you've got one at home and one in your bag, also remember to take the batteries for gadgets or anything else that you're likely to use it for as they might not be available in the country that you're travelling to.