u/Getmylikes

trying to figure out the best way to stay connected abroad roaming is so expensive but buying physical sims is annoying what do u guys do.

bought a crazy expensive gondola ride once and it was basically just sitting in traffic on water what tourist trap did u regret spending money on.

flying across time zones soon and i usually just suffer for three days straight whats your secret to adjusting quickly without feeling like a zombie.

always thought it was a scam but hearing horror stories lately do u guys actually buy it for every trip and which company do u use.

for me its the people who stand up the exact second the plane lands like where are u even going the doors are still closed lol.

for me its always the damn toothbrush or a phone charger like i can pack perfectly for a week but always miss the basics what about u.

people always say clear your cookies or use incognito mode but i swear the prices stay exactly the same does this hack actually work for anyone.

planning my next trip literally just around food rn trying to decide where to go next where did u have the best meals.

i always feel so guilty doing it but sometimes my back just hurts what is the general rule here do u guys recline or just sit straight.

everyone always says just get lost in the city to find the best spots but honestly getting lost is just stressful and wastes time i prefer having a solid plan.

personally i would take the month in a cheap place just to explore more but some people really need their fancy hotel beds.

i always panic and book like three months early but my friends wait until the last week and somehow get cheaper tickets how does that even work.

missed my connection once because the first flight was delayed by just 10 mins ended up sleeping on the airport floor worst night ever.

just started using packing cubes and honestly its a game changer used to just stuff everything in my bag and hope the zip closes what do u guys use to save space.

I kinda want to get those cinematic travel shots but carrying it everywhere and dealing with airport security seems like a massive headache anyone here travels with one often.

i always see those videos of people getting bumped to first class for dressing nice or just asking nicely at the counter.

Does that actually work in real life or is it fake never happened to me.

for me it was paris tbh way too crowded and expensive af literally just took a pic of the eiffel tower and wanted to leave lol what about u guys.

Clearing cookies or booking on a Tuesday don't really work anymore.

But setting price alerts and flying mid-week still save me money.

What actually works for you when looking for flight deals?

A 45-minute layover sounds fine until the first flight gets delayed by 20 minutes and you have to sprint across the airport.

What's the shortest connection time you've ever risked?