i have one night available to watch a play. i don’t want to watch anything that’s more geared towards children/families. more interested in something that’s a classic, not absurdly expensive and yet highly memorable. top picks so far are book of mormon and hadestown. which one should i go with?
Till how long do u expect Emirates to continue offering refunds because of the disruption? I am planning a holiday in June in Europe and the flight that is most feasible for me goes via Dubai. No one can obviously predict what will happen, but I am just wondering if it’s worth the risk to book it at the basic fare or shell out extra money for a lower cancellation fare. I don’t know if a no cancellation fee fare exists.
Hi all, coming to this subreddit for help again. I'll be in London next week for work - also my first time visiting. During the second half of my trip, there's a tube strike. While I am aware buses will ply and some lines will work, I am not sure how else I should prepare for it.
On 21st I plan to head to Covent Garden after work (staying in shoreditch) and then watch a west end play in the evening. On 22nd, I have the morning open after which I need to leave for heathrow at around 3pm. I have seen the routes on the various apps although Tfl is glitching a bit.
How can I prepare for this? I dont mind paying a bit extra for cabs but I have no frame of reference on how much it could surge.
Hi everyone, I am visiting london mid-May for work and I have about 2 days to do touristy things. This will be my first time in London. Unfortunately, I dont have time to cover everything, especially tours inside famous buildings, but I did want to try and visit Westminster abbey or tower of london from the inside - I can only do one of them. I am a huge history & literature nerd so I am excited about them but I've heard Tower of London can take up more time. I would love your help with insights on which one could be better for me given my limited time
Hi, is there anyone who has applied for a tourist visa to the any EU state while being on a career break/sabbatical? If yes, what was your approach? Did you get an acceptance or rejection?
Preferable if you have an Indian passport
Hi, is there anyone who has applied for a standard visitor visa to the UK while being on a career break/sabbatical? If yes, what was your approach? Did you get an acceptance or rejection?
Preferable if you have an Indian passport