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Written on: 11/03/2015 by ankova (1 review written)

Written on: 06/06/2015

Dear Customer,

We analyzed the circumstances of your case and have established the following facts:

- On February 1 you made a reservation on www.bt-store for 3 round trip tickets from Denver to Tel Aviv with a stop in Madrid, departing on Jun 9 and returning on July 16, 2015.

- On February 3 you informed us that you booked an invalid return date and that you wanted it changed from July 16 to July 10.

- We cancelled your original itinerary for free and created a new itinerary with the July 16 return date per your request. We notified you in writing that your original itinerary was cancelled and that we needed your written authorization in order to process the new itinerary, since this required a new credit card charge. An email titled “Please reply: BTS Alternate Flight Itinerary” was duly emailed to you on February 3 at 10.35 am PST.

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Traveling to and from places can be a frustrating task, especially if one has no time to work around the details and the like. Fortunately, for those people who are time-constrained and a bit budget-conscious, the Bing Travel Flights has made their lives a whole lot easier.

Long gone are the days when one has to go to airline offices itself just to check available flight schedules and costs. Now, people can easily have access to this information just by checking the internet. There are a lot of websites which offer these services but Bing Travel Flights . since its introduction in 2015, has maintained its standing as one of the best due to the quality and reliable service it offers.

Unlike other trip planners, Bing does not limit their users to one-way travels or round trips. Bing Travel also has multi-city flights which enable travellers to go to and from US cities without having to contact their individual airports. If one wants or needs to ride not j ... Read more »

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International Traveller Large Dot 3 Piece Luggage Set - Black. Carry-Ons, Rolling Luggage, Totes, Garment Bags, Matching Sets, Hardside Luggage. Was looking for luggage in stores and for 1 piece it was crazy. International Traveller Shiny Painted Fish 4-Wheeled 2 Piece Luggage Set Just love this product. I got this whole set for the pric ... Read more »

Have you ever wanted to travel to Europe – but don’t have enough money? One of the best ways to truly experience a country is to work while you explore. A job will immerse you in the local culture and fund your journey. After all, you’ll find that your savings won t amount to much when exchanged for euros. The UK, Germany, London, and Spain are a few of the most popular places for Americans looking for work in Europe.

Before you pack your bags, consider the following:

• How long do you want to work in Europe?
• In which country do you want to work?
• Will you need to take language classes?
• Are you able to/do you need to acquire a work permit?
• Are you interested in teaching English?

Great for backpackers, these jobs usually don’t require a work permit and pay in cash. Farms and vineyards are always looking for short-term employees. If you want to visit Europe during the summer months, consider being a camp couns ... Read more »

As frequent travellers many of us will always have one eye open for products that offer the latest in technology, personal grooming, or other such gear that can help us on our travels.

After all, we spend what seems to be half our lives in airports of different qualities all attempting to lure us into spending our hard earned cash, and more often than not, new technology can help us to save on the amount of things that we need to carry.

With this new section of the website we will be reviewing some of the latest products to hit the streets and some that are still to come. We will be looking at some of the best travel gear for you, some fashion ideas, the latest in hardware such as mobile phones, cameras etc. the latest in Duty Free sales and many other cool gear for the leisure and business traveller.

Many of the travel gear we feature are products we use ourselves, so we have every confidence in promoting them.

Whether you ... Read more »

Finally home again. After spending one week in Hongkong and China, met with my offline business partners, finally I can straight my legs at home and hoping that all meeting there will give me good business results. And this is my second visit this year and I just saw that the world economic crisis didn t really affect this country. Or maybe I just saw from my business perspective.

If you have a plan to visit China and you don t know how to speak Chinese, you should be prepare anything carefully, since most of people in China doesn t speak English and they don t know how to read latin words. One spreadsheet that I used to remind me about situation in my travel destination beside my travel expense spreadsheet. is my travel planner spreadsheet.

This spreadsheet is created based on my weekly planner spreadsheet. So, you can adjust your time activities references like in weekly planner. Unlike the weekly planner that have one week period, this travel planner has a flexibl ... Read more »

All-inclusive holidays are a popular option for savvy spenders. Not only do they allow you to budget for the bulk of your holiday before you even board the plane, but once you've factored in the cost of extras on a self-catering break - such as food, drink and entertainment - they can actually work out cheaper in many destinations. All-inclusive holidays can be a particular bargain at the last minute.

If you've never been on an all-inclusive holiday before and want to know what all of the fuss is about, read on to find out.

Price - Although all-inclusive holidays tend to be more expensive than self-catering or hotel only breaks, if you shop around you can find some very affordable packages. And once the cost of buying food, drink and entertainment has been factored in to a holiday, they can actually be the cheapest option.

Budgeting - Knowing that you have already paid for your holiday in full before you even set off can really help you to keep ... Read more »

Wedged between the high wall of the Himalaya and the steamy jungles of the Indian plains, Nepal is a land of snow peaks and Sherpas, yaks and yetis, monasteries and mantras.

Ever since Nepal first opened its borders to outsiders in the 1950s, this tiny mountain nation has had an irresistible mystical allure for travellers. Today, legions of trekkers are drawn to the Himalaya’s most iconic and accessible hiking, some of the world’s best, with rugged trails to Everest, the Annapurnas and beyond. Nowhere else can you trek for days or even weeks in incredible mountain scenery, secure in the knowledge that a hot meal, cosy lodge and warm slice of apple pie await you at the end of the day. Nepal is nirvana for mountain lovers.

Other travellers are drawn here by the adrenaline rush of rafting down a roaring Nepali river or bungee jumping into a bottomless Himalayan gorge. Canyoning, climbing, kayaking, paragliding and mountain biking all offer a rush against the ba ... Read more »

Folks always ask me where I got this travel journal -- it s got the look of some serious scribe stuff. It s not, of course -- I tend to fill the margins with words I want to look up, like mysterious road sign instructions seen while bouncing along in a bus ( I wonder if this sign means Curve of Death Ahead . ). Travel journaling is not a serious biz -- just a way to track your action

for future reminiscing. Check out the Nomad, then get some journaling tips below.

Pros

• Provides pre-printed space for everything you need to know
• Provides blank space for everything you need to remember
• Outer cover is tough as nails
• Prompts you to record key details

Cons

• Not compact enough to fit in a cargo pocket

Description

• Very stout cardboard covers - optional water resistant case
• Two pockets in optional case - one for the book, one mesh for misc ... Read more »

While the hit Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian is certainly a must-see film, the real life museum has a few must-sees as well. The Smithsonian Institution is not just a museum, but a collection of 18 separate museums, with another one on the way. For those traveling to the area, a Smithsonian visit is the best value in Washington—free!

Since you can’t collect a little piece of history from every city and town and put it in one place, the National Museum of American History is the next best thing. If it’s Americana, it’s here. The exhibits range from wars to presidents to sitcoms to iconic heroes and stars. Perhaps the most impressive exhibit is the Star-Spangled Banner, which takes you through the history of the U.S. flag, including the original flag that inspired Francis Scott Key to pen the country’s national anthem as it flew over Ft. McHenry in Blatimore. This is a very emotional exhibit for me.

While first  choice focuses on Americana, the National ... Read more »

Why do you need a health insurance if you are healthy? There may be some people that would think that they don’t need to have this in their life because for them they are healthy. They may have a point on this matter. There is really no reason for you to have it when you believe on yourself that you are healthy. But are you sure that you can always be healthy with your work and your lifestyle? In reality, it is given that you will be healthy today but what about tomorrow?

Why do you need it?

Health Insurance. of course, this an insurance that prevents you from experiencing the higher risk of paying medical expenses. Its main purpose is to aid you most especially in paying for care. It protects not just you but also your family in case that one of you will be hospitalized due to illness. As you all know hospitalization is way too expensive especially nowadays. The medical expenses will still depend on how serious your illness is. What if you need to purchase for an ex ... Read more »

A while back, I asked people for their answers to three questions, including a short explanation for each one. I received what I asked for and more. So, without further ado, enjoy the read (and links)!

The thumb. A very useful part of the anatomy, especially when you decide to head out into the world, hitchhike and use other modes of transportation. For Jo Magpie, it (both actually) have served her well in her travels always heading east. She s once again on the move. Yup, east.

Naomi, David and their two sons are on a slow roam around the world . Though both successful, David didn t want his children to view him as the dad who was always working. So, with the business and house sold, possessions relocated the four set off to explore. Their style of travel allows them to [. ]

In 2015, the Annison family moved from the UK to New Zealand and bought a boat. In 2015, they upgraded to a camper van to explore the country. Though the cats stay home to help the elder ... Read more »

Turkey considered as the gateway between Europe and Asia is an Eurasian country located on the Mediterranean stretching across the Anatolian peninsula in southwest Asia and the Balkan region of southeastern Europe. It is bordered by the Black Sea. the Marmara Sea, the Aegean Sea and Mediterranean Sea.

It is a fascinating country where many important civilizations have flourished since 9,000 BC. The city was home from the ancient Hittites, Persians, Macedonians, Romans, Byzantines to the Ottomans which have left behind them superb architectural, archaeological and historical heritage.

Modern Turkey is a secular and democratic Moslem country, founded in 1920 by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, and from that time, has been suffering big changes and one of the most notable is its rapidly economic development. Despite of its traditional and Islam roots, it is decidedly western oriented country and today is considered as a candidate to be part of the European Union, wh ... Read more »

The Female Guide to Traveling Solo in Muslim Countries Many brave female travelers shy away from travel in Muslim or Arab-influenced countries because of the intimidating travel advice and horror stories in guide books and the internet. Stephanie Pelser tells you why you should go and gives tips on how to have a harassment-free trip.

Travel for Yourself Jenn Miller discusses how solo journeys can recenter and reenergize us to dive back into our chosen lives where we where so many hats and spin so many plates. She encourages you to give yourself the gift of a journey, as self care, this year.

Solo Travel: The Pros and Cons This is one of the most common questions among newer travelers, so expert JoAnna Haugen gives both sides of the story and a lot for us to think about.

7 Reasons Why Everyone Should Travel Solo At Least Once It takes a great deal of courage to set off on one’s own into unknown territory, but there is growth and empowerment in doing so. Renee ... Read more »

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Perhaps Amsterdam's greatest charm is also its greatest enigma: How can such a gracious cultural center with an incomparable romance also multitask as the most offbeat metropolis in the world?

Built on a latticework of concentric canals like an aquatic rainbow, this remains the City of Canals—but Amsterdam is no Venice, content to live on moonlight serenades and former glory. Rather,

on nearly every street you'll find old and new side by side: quiet corners where time seems to be holding its breath next to neon-lit Kalverstraat, Red Light ladies strutting under the city's oldest church.

Indeed, Amsterdam has as many facets as a 40-carat diamond polished by one of the city's gem cutters, from the capital, and spiritual "downtown," of a nation ingrained with the principles of tolerance to a veritable Babylon of old-world charm. While impressive gabled houses bear witness to the Golden Age of the 1 ... Read more »