Our cruise is docking in Cadiz on a Sunday. I was deciding wether to stay in town or go to Seville but I guess Seville might be the option since everything is closed on Sunday in Cadiz?

Do you have a website to buy ferry tickets online?

How cold is Andorra during the month of October? I am going there next month! Thank you! Luv your videos!!!

How about apps for non-European trips? NZ, Asia, South America to name a few

Sweetie, I just looked at your eSIM of choice, and unless I am reading it wrong it’s only data. I just looked at the rates for a few countries I travel too, and frankly the AT&T international day plan that gives UNLIMITED TALK, TEXT, & DATA for only $10/day. Where as Curaçao is around $32 for 5 days and 500MB PER day for a total of 2GB.

Aeropuerto de jerez está a unos 30 minutos,no hace falta ir a Sevilla. Los gatitos están censados y controlada la natalidad por El colegio Oficial de Veterinarios. Hay carnet para dar de comer,cualqu7era no lo puede alimentar. Hace años cuando sacas a pasear a un perro tienes que llevar agua para la orina y nolsas para las heces.Si no la recoges hoy multas

Amazing

What's the 3D software you use to show the path ?

HI! Thanks for all the information in the video. Are all the places you mentioned accessible by public transport? Or do you need to rent a car?

Thinking about taking celebrity cruise around 🇮🇸 next summer 2025. I’m too poor 😂to afford those small ships so I know I’m gambling on reaching those ports especially isafjordur. I read that port is notorious as missed b/c of weather. Thanks for these tips 🤎

Nobody just nails it down so perfectly like you do, just soo spot on and helpful in all the right ways needed. You always hit just the right note & check just the right boxes for all of us out here. Thank YOU!

Unpacking fm hard to my soft luggage right now! I like how i can fit things in better and not dread opening/closing it up! Thanks for informative video.

You shared great tips. I ALWAYS travel carry on. We traveled for 2 weeks going to Vegas and then Hawaii in December with 2 totally different weather climates with just carryons. I have used a lot of the tips you shared and they really work. I also learned a few new tips from this video. Thanks for sharing!

great info. bad music (and too loud.)

and what if ? And in case of this or that ? ☹️😵‍💫🥹😳I think I am one of those ☹️

I loved your video ❤😊 I needed it

This video is a MUST for people like ME 😅😅😅 I have to watch it for like a hundred times 😢😢😢 thank you 😊

Love this! Thank you!! What is the music in the back ground, please?

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I'm going to pack my insulated water bottle with a casestrap, in hot climates the plastic water bottles get hot really fast.

Cold water & ice stops panic attacks. Can't put ice in water bottles. Thermoses keep ice frozen... U might not get ice in airplanes. I ask for ice in Starbucks in the airport after security.

I don’t agree with not taking your yeti water bottle. Plastic bottles don’t stay cold ….

Why do all these videos carter for only those packing for a few days

Thanks so much for sharing that ! I’m coming on December this year, its my first time on park city. You really clarified about how the things work there !

This is my first time watching your videos. I'm sorry but I'm like the others with the music. It's so loud it sounds like you are trying to over talk it.

When I travel for business I always pack a nice evening outfit, nothing too much, but I've been invited to events and the outfit (usually just a nice dress) was really useful to have! 😊

Hi! Great tips!! Does that backpack have any place for a water bottle or do you put yours inside?

4:40 did he walk on air?

Thank you so much for these tips! I don’t like turbulence so the front is for me ! 😊

Do not go to Alaska or Montana without some decent hiking boots! 🥾

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We did 4 days in Montreal and 4 in Quebec City. Stayed in old town in both cities. They both had free bikes, subway in Montreal was convenient. Train is 3 hours from city center to city center. Wasn't restricted by not having a car.

I have experienced the “English for the hard of hearing.” I have also experienced the arrogance of Americans who think that if you don’t speak English, you’re ignorant. I am an American and I have been around the world, lived in many different countries, speak 7 languages (although some of them are a waste of time to learn). My advice to those who want to travel about; 1)Nobody cares where you’re from. 2) The Bill of Rights doesn’t come with you. 3) It’s not “weird”, it’s (Italian, or wherever you are). 4) If you are expecting to go somewhere where you can get your passport stamped and they speak English, go to Canada, eh. and lastly, the old expression, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do” is something to internalize. If you are a woman and you don’t want to wear a hijab, don’t go to places where you are expected to. Do some research before you go and get yourself in a mess of trouble. Regardless of where you go, it’s still on Earth and they love their children, too. But there are plenty of places where there are significant cultural differences. Some of those differences are legislated. Public photography, for example is a Constitutional right in the United States, but not an unrestricted right in China, for example. You don’t want to find out when your on your way to jail that activities that you took for granted in the US are illegal where you are now. You’re not going to another planet, but you’re not in Kansas anymore, Toto. If you don’t speak the specific dialect, for example the dialect spoken in Rome, no worries. There are plenty of Italians who are not from Rome, yet they visit Rome. They are still understood. Just like if you’re from Chicago and you visit Dallas, you are not going to be “lost” because you don’t speak the local dialect. Now I have lived in Germany and I speak a middle Franconian dialect (Nuremberg). If I traveled outside of the area, depending on where I would have to “tune in” for the dialect, like Bavaria. But when we (my wife who was born and raised in Nuremberg) went to Stuttgart where the dialect is called “Schwäbisch”, they understood us, but neither of us could understand them. Just remember, be polite. People who you WANT to know will be polite back. If they are rude, you don’t want to know them anyway. ❤️

another good review madam, I have booked Icshgl as I said and now I just booked Solden and Zermatt - 5 ski holidays including Japan next year - thanks

ilike your style… thanks for the info.

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Thank you kim

Love All your Videos

Your amazing ❤❤❤

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Get sunglasses, water bottle, a hat, and sunscreen, chapstick.just wear or put on backpack, Fanny pack,purse. Just dress for the weather. weather look up on phone or on internet.

You KILL Me with your "Are you kidding me???".....what a crackup!

I like the tips that she is sharing. I would add that every traveler is different. I have allergies to a variety of things, so using generic shampoo and conditioner is not safe for me. I decide what to prioritize and if taking a checked bag is what needed then that is what I will do. Also do your research of where you are traveling to, beware of what products are available at your location.

great job with this video ! :)

Some countries use a lot of currency, so your everyday wallet is fine, just ditch all the store cards before you leave.

Sorry, but we also bring travel coffee mugs. The European cups don’t suit our needs. My husband’s pet peeve is also have a beverage in a cup that can spill over. In these, there is no worry. They are not the huge size that you show in the video.

Also, we travel extensively throughout Europe and the rest of the world during rainy seasons as well. A small collapsible umbrella is very handy, and it doesn’t take much room.

I am an experienced traveler. I bring a Babybliss travel hair dryer and flat iron. They are light and small. They also convert to foreign wattage. I would not want to depend on whatever they may have at AirBNBs or even on cruise ships.

I was there

Kim, could you give the names of the condos you usually stay in?