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Cheap "General Tip & Advice" in Brunei
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borneonikieta says:
This is something that you need to know when you are planning to come to Brunei. TAXI IS A RARE SPECIES IN BRUNEI. Unlike Singapore or Malaysia or any other countries in Asia, taxi is very difficult to find in this country. The only two places where it would be easy to find one is ONE - At the airpo…
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janethepain says:
For cheap transport around the UK check out the National Express buses. They are super handy and their fun fares are only 1 pound. I managed to travel from Victoria Station to Bournemouth return for only 2 pound. The station is a handy 5 minute walk from Victoria train station. The fare to Bright…
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ManiacJypsi says:
Public transportation in Portland and the surrounding metropolitan areas is easier, less expensive and safer than most other major cities in the US. Tri-Met (the local bus/transit system) has got you covered for virtually all areas at virtually all hours of the day.
First, we have the Tri-Met bus…
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Jo5carlett says:
Why not visit Oxford whilst visiting London? It's fairly easy to go there: you just take a bus in London towards Oxford and within 2 hours you are in the old city-centre!
When I visited Oxford, it was the other way around: I used the bus to go to London. Not only was it cheap (around 10 pounds),…
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jaeWALK says:
If you are the type who doesn't want to be pressured by the tight schedules of tour operators or is too worried about getting lost and having unlucky encounters on the road, then the Hop on Hop off Bus can save your life.
There are 2 kinds of Hop On Hop off in Melaka: The Red Line and The Blue Li…
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dfoo says:
If you don't fancy catching the heathrow express and want to save a few quid, I recommend catching a South West train to Feltham and then getting a bus from Feltham to Heathrow.
Slightly slower than Heathrow express (but not by much) depending on where you are. But a lot cheaper.
It actually…
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dfoo says:
As of 03/12/2008, there will be a free bus that takes travellers from Circular Quay to Central. It will run every 10 mins along George and Elizabeth St during off peak times.
It is bus 555 which will be hard to miss as its bright green.
It will run from 9.30am to 3.30pm during the week, whil…
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RhodaH says:
It's best to get on at George's Square as this is where the tour starts. You can get on and off the bus as many times as you like throughout the day and your ticket lasts for 2 days. The tour lasts for approximately 90 minutes and takes you all around Glasgow. It is best to sit on the top deck as yo…
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hayleycatth says:
I went to Israel with a tour group. Everything was paid for except souveniers. It was the best ten days of my life. We covered practically the entire country. We flew directly from Atlanta to Tel Aviv, then on to Tiberias and Jerusalem. We took a bus all over the country, and it was the nicest bus I…
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o_dog says:
If at all possible, avoid using public buses/small buses called ‘metromini’ in Jakarta except for the TransJakarta bus line. The metrominis or regular public buses can be very aggressive in a speedy-gonzalez way ☺.
If you really have to use public transportation I recommend the TransJaka…
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Markus81 says:
Hi there,
I was 7 days on Mauritius and the vacation was about 9 days (1 day flight to Mauritius and 1 day back). The flight took me 12 hours....
Mauritius lies right next to Réunion and Madagaskar.
Is about 60 by 40 km I guess and they pay in Rupie and Cents.
When I was there, a friend f…
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o_dog says:
The museum is located on the corner of Montgomery St. and Molton Ave., just across from Davis Theater for The Performing Arts. It is a three-story building with a sign you simply cannot miss. A statue of Rosa Parks stood in the middle of the lobby which led to the front desk.
The first diorama…
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howard13 says:
Some of the people didn't care for the quiet hours at 10pm but I was pleased as I'm use to hostels being party central. Northshore was very clean! They let me check in at 11am though their check in time wasn't until 5pm - this really helped so that I could fully enjoy my first day without having t…
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mbopi says:
When traveling by public tranit or bus in Asuncion, Paraguay, one must be very careful. First, when getting on the bus you must immediately hold on to something because sometimes the bus driver steps on the gas and starts going even while you are giving him the bus fee!
When getting off, do it a…
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Average priced "General Tip & Advice" in Vietnam
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Ghostboy says:
An Phu travell gives a great busservice crossing Vietnam from north to south, and vice versa. You're picked up at your hotel, in all the bigger places near the coast line. The busses are clean, in good condition. As many times the roads taken are not always the softest, but that's no fault of the co…
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HuBison says:
My friend was celebrating a birthday and we did the Party Bus. It was basically a gutted school bus with some stripper poles in the middle and some spaces to sit along the sides.
You get to bring your own liquor onto the bus and you get to meet and mingle with the other groups on the bus. It tr…
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yadilitta says:
This bus company serves Lima & Ica, stopping in different cities in between.
Ok, let's go with the Pro's and Contra's
Pro's:
-have many departures available.
-well, this could be a contra but they make other 3 stops in Lima besides the station, so you can get closer to your final destination…
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Pearl510 says:
Buses in Warsaw are cheap and easy to use. Completely something else as the messy public transport in Krakow, here things are sorted out nicely. The main city maps have the most important lines marked, as well as the bus stops. At each stop the hours of arrival and departure are marked clearly and b…
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planisphere says:
Going back to Manila from Naga, I rode the Lazy Boy tourist bus. As the name implies, the seats are wide, with lots of elbow and leg room. Seats can get reclined and it got lots of space to move just like the classic La-Z-Boy sofa.
The trip from Naga to Manila was a 9 hour long trip. We left Naga…
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cax says:
Vienna Sightseeing is offering city tours of 1 to 4 hours throughout the city. The duration is between one and four hours and the busses leaves every hour.
All tours start at even hours from the stats Oper (state opera house) but you can hop on and off dureing the tour. Tickets are sold rght out…
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Free! "General Tip & Advice" in Iceland
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skruddulingur says:
just a couple of things about some icelandis customs alright?
when taking the bus to somewhere, don't expect the busdriver to be friendly or to be willing to help you at all or give directions, they are by far, the rudest you will have ever met. Also do not be polite to other passenger as it is n…
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diisha392 says:
In 1916 Yellowstone National Park opened up to tourists in a brand-new style: small yellow buses carted visitors around the park. For over 50 years, these vehicles faithfully revealed the wonders of our first national park to guests. As more people brought their own cars to the park though, these …
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saracha says:
Driving:
I was told by many people (both tourists and locals) that we should not rent our own car in Cambodia.
There are two main reasons for this:
First, they drive differently here then they do in countries that actually have traffic/road laws. I’m sure they have rules in Cambodia, but n…
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thenewextrememimi says:
This isn't so much a review as an overview of transportation to Machu Picchu from Cusco. I decided to put them in one place as the information seemed scattered when I was researching.
Inca Trail: There are 2 day and 4 day options. You should book months and months in advance. Obviously, people do…
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alyssa_ob says:
This train is a popular way for budget travelers to get from Machu Picchu to Cusco. The train is very crowded and cramped with not much leg room. There is no food or beverage service, but you can buy drinks on the train. The trip to Cusco takes 4 hours, 4 very long cramped, uncomfortable hours. …
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stevemathis28 says:
I have been living in Istanbul since October '07 and working here since November '07. Not that long, but I've made some good Turkish friends and know a few places. I traveled alot by public transportation around here and seen a few places on the way to the black sea. You might see me working one of …
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mariemak says:
The quickest and easiest way to navigate between the Tour Eiffel and Montmartre is Bus 80. The bus will pick you up at the Ecole Militaire bus stop, which can be reached by walking away from the tower across the Champs de Mars and then turn left on Avenue de la Motte-Piquet and cross Avenue de la B…
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aubrey_labuschagne says:
The sun was shining and the birds were singing. It was a beautiful day. A great day to explore what Cape Town has to offer. I grabbed my digital camera and made my way to the V&A waterfront. Today I was going for a one day tour through the city of Cape Town. And the perfect service for this. The red…
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avoidluckystar says:
They are horrible! and will tell you lies to save their face.
I'm trying to let everyone know to beware of what could happen! Please be safe and choose another company.
This Saturday I bought 8:30AM ticket to go to Boston. Unfortunately they did not count heads before leaving the rest stop…
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swhayden says:
The Airport Express buses at Suvarnabhumi International Airport (pronounced Sawannapoom)are a cheap and convenient way to get to your hotel from the airport without having to take a costly taxi or a complicated city bus. A ticket costs only 150 baht ($5 US).
With four diferent bus routes chances…
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