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Feb 11, 2008
Just wanted to recommend euro rail passes to all of you who want to travel cheaply and with loads of flexibility. I got one to get me through my gap year, which I am currently undertaking in Europe (just imagine the variety of cultures you'll get to see!). Next summer I start Uni to do Tourism, so I figured I'd get some valuable experience by travelling through Europe. Also, as my course is a sandwich course and therefore required a year-long placement I am using this year to decide on the country i want to do my placement in. Also, it is a good way to start making contacts, something I'm sure I'll need in the future!
So, with the rail pass I get to travel as i like, don't have to depend on tight schedules and have the chance to stay in places as long or as short as I want. Plus I never ahve to pay for taxis, as the train stations are in the centre of town!
So far I'm really enjoying my experience and I have no doubts about my choice of course at Uni as well as my method of travelling - it's the best!

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