Fun Travel Resources

Jen Jedda, French Grey Photography by Brian Wright for Jen 023 copy
 Caught staring at some cute French boy in Paris.  It happens.

These are all resources and reading materials that I found indispensable before, during and after trips (all can easily be brought to a Parisian cafe to enjoy with espresso too!):

India:
Love Jaipur, Rajasthan
Love Delhi

 

My favorite, favorite, favorite online tool to find the best and cheapest flights for ALL my travels is Skyscanner.  If you haven’t used it before, seriously go check it out!  I use it for my trans-atlantic bookings as well as all my bookings while in Europe or intra-country travel. Seriously the best!


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**** This page is new, so I will be sure to get add more great guide books, pre-trip reading fodder and travel links that come with my seal of approval soon!***

2 comments

  1. Another travel addict. I have just my trip to Europe for 2018. I used skyscanner to get a feel for who is doing special offers and then went to a travel agent.
    Do you use skyscanner for the bookings? I am always a little nervous with on-line companies when things go wrong.

    1. Hi Sunny!

      I use Skyscanner all the time, and have never had a problem with the seemingly obscure on-line companies I have booked through (but I do understand your hesitation). Sometimes I use it to find the best fares and then book directly through airline…although it has happened that the online company has a better fare than the airline. The worst problem I ever had was when a Hungarian airline actually went bankrupt before my trip to Budapest…I never did recover those funds, but was able to rebook fairly cheaply on Ryan air or another low cost carrier. I guess all part of the adventure! J

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