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When I travel to Europe I always bring my old Garmin GPS unit loaded with the European map for driving directions. However, since Europe is small, often times I drive through different countries and I need to change the country in my Garmin GPS. Read on to find out the simple steps for changing the country on your Garmin GPS unit while traveling.
Traveling internationally is always expensive so anything you can do to stretch your money a little further is great. One area you can save just a bit more is how you use your debit cards when you travel overseas. Debit cards provide basic access to your bank account. But banks vary very much in how much they charge you for using your debit card internationally. Read on to see what major US banks charge for using a Debit Card while traveling internationally.
Planning a day trip through the Venetian lagoon? This independent Burano walking tour and map will guide you through the island’s famous kaleidoscope of colorful streets and historic lace-making traditions. Discover the absolute best things to do in Burano with an efficient, step-by-step Burano walking tour route designed to maximize your time away from the crowds of Venice.
Verona welcomed us just a few hours from Milan, a city alive with Italian charm and romance. Whether you are looking for the best things to do in Verona or a structured Verona walking tour to maximize a short visit, this self-guided route and map will lead you to the city’s most exciting medieval and Roman corners.
Living in an urban area makes rural retreats especially appealing. While moving permanently to a village isn’t always practical, visiting country cottages on trips across Europe and the U.S. offers a peaceful taste of simple, slow-paced living.
For the financially responsible person it’s pretty easy to get a good credit card in the US. No annual fees and pretty much no cost for using the credit card in the US if you have good credit score. The choices are numerous with no clear winner. However, when it comes to getting a great travel credit card to use in Europe, then the choices become complicated. In the end however, there are only few great choices. Read on about my quest for finding the best credit cards for international travel.
Having a reliable GPS Unit while traveling seems old fashioned these days because of our cell phones. However, they can save you a lot of money and frustration because a GPS unit does not need an expensive mobile phone data plan or wifi signal. You just need to have the right maps, turn it on, switch to the right map and it just works. This is why I always bring my old and reliable Garmin GPS unit when I travel. Read on to see why I purchased a Garmin GPS and how I learned to switch the maps on my Garmin Nuvi GPS.
Geneva is a world-class destination, but the true magic of the region lies just beyond the city limits. After visiting many times, I’ve discovered a collection of stunning medieval villages and Alpine retreats that are perfect for a quick escape. Here are the 10 most beautiful day trips from Geneva that you can easily reach by car or boat.
Using debit and credit cards in Europe should be the easiest part of your trip, yet many travelers lose 10% of their budget to predatory ATM markups and hidden bank fees. Navigating foreign financial networks requires more than just carrying a card; it requires specific knowledge. From the essential 4-digit PIN rule to identifying reputable local bank ATMs, these ten rules provide the framework for accessing your money efficiently while ensuring you never pay a dime more than the actual exchange rate.
