Here is some of the best travel news and notes from around the Internet:
- A baby born on a Cebu Pacific plane is being given 1,000,000 airline miles. Now what exactly a million Cebu Pacific miles can get you is…. still up for discussion 🙂
- We are giving away a $100 Visa Gift card – enter in 5 different ways, and get a free daily entry every day till Monday
- I’ve got Hawaii on the brain – here are 8 family friendly resorts in Hawaii
- I had not heard of this practice but it sounds like a good idea to always get a hotel taxi card when you’re in a foreign country – (try to) avoid taxi scams!
- The 5th Family Travel for Real Life conference has been announced in Dallas! I’ve been to the first 4 and they are great – good content, cheap price and lots of good networking
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Where’s the story dude!
It’s one of the links
Not seeing it either….. am curious, as I’d add my own tales from Cancun. (where I found dealing with taxi drivers you meet randomly far, far safer and cheaper than the lying (sic) time-share vultures waiting to rip you off just as you come out of Aiport customs…. Buses even better. (if you’re traveling light)
but am curious to read whatever story you had originally posted…. somewhere.
Ah, found it, fifth link down — and gist of the story (from Korea) doesn’t match your headline — avoiding “scams” by taxis in foreign countries. Instead, focus of story is suggestion to have a hotel directions card pre-printed for taxi drivers, in advance. Good plan. (for avoiding misunderstandings)
I’d add a footnote — be very, very careful about using Google for hotel mapping. (often quite wrong — especially when the address is in a hotel zone not open to public traffic, like playa del carmen in Mexico… )