8 Mistakes Not to Make When Planning a Europe Trip
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- Planning a trip to Europe? These are the most common mistakes that people make when planning their Eurotrip. I've traveled Europe quite a bit so I'm telling you the things to do and not to do when it comes to a vacation in Europe.
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Who is going to travel all that way and not see Paris and Rome! No way!
Lol up to you, it's your trip!
I agree, plus summer in europe is the best time omg, summer in italy is beautiful (little bias maybe because i grew up there) but yeah definetely visit Rome, i went in june and let me tell you it was the best damm city i visited, the smells and mood in those ancient historical streets is out of this world.
One trip, one week, one BIG city. 10 days to 14, add one other big city (London/Paris) and don't expect to see it all. This will allow you to hit some highlights and linger over lunch. Eat your big meal for lunch, or assemble a picnic from a local grocery. Dinners are substantially pricier, so plan to eat a lighter portion in the evening. Lots of restaurants in Paris do take-away and we dined splendidly on the balcony back in our room.
+Mick Garrett Thanks Mick.
Hi Jess. I really appreciate all the work you do in providing us with information on London & Europe. Came in handy on my last trip in June 2018. Will be going again in 3 months.
Aw thank you so much Francis@
Also, this is my first time watching your video. Pretty impressive. I'm now a subscriber! :)
Summer is the only time I can go because of school.
That's ok!
I'm going in July it's the only time I can take off of work
You can try winter as well! Not the best weather but travel and stay is usually cheaper in Winter. Plus how awesome would it be starting a new year in a different country xD
Very informative!!..Thanks for sharing. :)
I've read a lot and heard a lot about not traveling through the entire continent. I live in the American continent, so traveling so many times to explore an specific area it's really expensive specially for the flights. I think that the majority of people who go backpacking through the entire continent are the young people who don't have so much money to go to Europe every vacation. I include myself. I don't think it is wrong to try to visit cities as much as we can. If we just focused on one we may not be able to visit other ones ever again. So we have to take the chance when going for the first time :)
Just my humble opinion.
+Yoa Cervantes I know what you mean but when I backpacked through Europe on a budget I still wish I had went to less places because there were a few spots I wanted to explore more of but we didn't have time to.
I think you could end up spending more money by travelling to many cities rather than flights. You can easily find roundtrip flights from America to Europe from 700$. Sometimes less depending on time. Trains and travel within Europe isn't always cheap, especially trains.
I made the same mistake when going down and up the US west coast. I spent less than one day in any place and spent most of the time driving.
thank you thank you thank you! this is such a helpful video. booking my flight soon :D
+Julie Nguyen you're very welcome Julie!
Thanks for putting some common sense into me! #2 😉
Yeah, wish I could avoid going during the summer, hah. Yay schedules.
+Chiara Farina hehe, yeah not everyone can do it-- are you a teacher? At least you'll have insanely good weather!
very helpful, thank you
Hey Jess! It was nice meeting you the other day - loving your videos :D x
+Joel & Lia Hi guys!! So good to meet/see you, thanks so much, hope to see you guys again soon!
So glad I found your channel! Going to Germany, Greece, and Italy in a month.
+Mica R amazing, have a great time!
thanks very helpful
total agree with all your advice!!
Last year took my first trip to Europe and went to Ireland. I figured they speak English and I could not get too lost, it is an island. What I have told people after my trip is to ask the folks at the front desk where the locals go for food and drink. If you are on a tour and there is a bit of time as you are waiting to get back on the bus, chat with the bus driver, as they likely really know the area. Have structured time, but allow for unstructured time - like a combo laundry day and chillax time.
This year I am off to the Cote d'Azur for about 3 weeks. I start of in Marseille, then will visit a friend in Cannes for 2 weeks and my friend is looking forward to my notes and pictures of Marseille and the surrounding areas, as they have never been. I will eventually fly out from Nice.
Also, the internet is your friend. For example, using the internet, you can find specialized airport shuttle buses that run into various cities, at various locations, which may be close to your hotel, which is cheaper than a cab, or train. Or find your place on a map, zoom in a bit, then use the map functions to find, restaurants, bars, food stores, etc, and then click n those locations for web sites, hours, etc. Also handy to find where bus stops, subway stops and train stations are relative to where you will be. Or where the nearest laundromat is located.
For me, whether travelling domestically or internationally, I try to avoid chain restaurants. The exception is that in Europe I do want to go to a McDonalds just to see the different menu items.
Lastly, I always have a notebook (a regular spiral bound paper one) handy so I can write things down, like what I did on a particular day, what I saw, what I ate. Why? Well, I am a bit of an idiot and if I do not write it down, I will forget, or get thing wrong. Bonus, you make notes of places to go back to, or write down the web site of a product(s) - especially if they ship internationally. A bonus for me was surfing the web and finding that the Museum of the French Foreign Legion is a short (20 minutes) train ride from Marseille, then about a mile walk to the museum. Perfect! Hit that in the morning then relax in Marseille in the afternoon.
For the record, I travel solo and family groups always seem willing to look out for the nice, polite, solo traveler. Like the evening myself, a couple from Houston, a couple from Australia, and the Irish tour guide killed off a bottle of Bushmill's coming back by train from Galway to Dublin.
I'm trying to do a back packing trip from January to May and this helped me figure some things out thank you!!
Awesome, so glad to hear it! Good luck with your planning, and make sure you watch the rest of the videos in my Europe Trip Planning series: czcams.com/play/PL6u96nZN-L_ZXVeh4NTp6ewYdC8jZjhnJ.html
Great videos! I am planning a trip for Christmas holidays. Where would you recommend. We want some cultural exposure as well as we would like to party 😀 Thank you!
Instead of Dublin, Ireland has some really nice towns like Galway, Cork and Kerry to visit. In the UK I really like Bath, Edinburgh and Cornwall. Munich in Germany, Davos in Switzerland, Nice and Bordeaux in France, Florence and Venice in Italy and Algarve in Portugal were a few of my non-capital city favourites.
Hi , im travling to europe starting from paris and inside city take tour by hop in hop of buses , just need to know i have 7 days in euope 2,3 days in paris and remaining where should i plan and how to travel like paris to rome plane or fast trains?
Thank you for the link, I will check something similar for Paris . We are a family of four adults and I know meals can add up fast!
Thanks for watching Sandy :)
Love the tips - especially the ones about travel buddies and solo travel.
The first time I went to Europe, I went during January. No regrets! The lines were virtually non-existent, and the weather wasn't even that bad!! Heading back in summer, so it'll be interesting to see the difference x
Non-existant lines is music to my ears!! Oo have a great time in the summer. There may be more people but you'll get the sunshine too :)
Great video with great tips. Thanks. I have a slight disagreement about planning. My philosophy is plan a lot, but don't be tied to it. That way, you never get stuck without something to do, but you can always veer off the plan to be spontaneous. :)
Thank you! I see what you mean, but are you talking about not necessarily booking things? That's where the flexibility and spontaneity goes out the window because you're stuck to those bookings. But I agree on the stuff that isn't booked, you can totally plan but also be ready to adjust if you so choose!
@@loveandlondon but if you don't book in advance it is going to be more expensive...
Good suggestions! I've been to Rome, Northern Italy twice and Lugano, Switzerland twice the last week of May and the first two of June. I'm so glad we went at that time of the year before the crowds and the heat arrived and that we did, just like you say, a few days in each city and day trips instead of trying to visit many countries in just 2-3 weeks. This year I was tempted to do a couple of other countries in August but after watching this I think I'll just postpone it to the first two weeks of November. I hope it's not too cold in Germany, which is one of the countries we want to visit this time. Northern Italy is a must for any trip we make to Europe ( I just love that area). Any suggestions?
thnx for telling these facts they really helped
You're very welcome!
Great tips! I am planning on visiting Spain, and Italy on November , but i am worried it would be too rainy.... How is Europe during the month of November?
how could be the division of 10 days between paris&interlaken-jungfrau(switzerland)
I plan on going to London at the end of March for like 2 weeks . I’m just waiting on to get approved on tickets the main reason of why I’m going (Arsenal FC Emirates Stadium) What’s weather like around that time ?
hi i m interested to visit Europe can you help me regards which is best and cheapest places, & how much budget require without flight for that cities in INR
Great quick info! Looking to take a 7-8 day trip to Europe with my girlfriend in early September. She is a flight attendant, so that helps with those travel costs from the US. We were thinking two cities, in two countries on the Mediterranean. Our initial thoughts were someplace in France and Italy. Maybe Nice for a few days, then Porto Fino? Looking for similar ideas and some advice if you have any!
I am planning Europe tour in this November is it the right time and how to manage travel from one country to other
Thanks
Going in May 2019 to London and Venice How’s the weather like? @Love and London
Any idea what the weather is in May at Amsterdam, Spain and France?
nice information in your video.....
hi, i'm a bit late but whatever. so my mom and i want to go to europe. we found this pretty good deal where you pay like $1.4k each person and you go on a tour to like 4 countries within 2 weeks. the tour thing provides all the hotels, each and every meal, all the transportation (except the flight to the first city which in this case is london), each site/thing we would visit, really everything except if you want to buy something for yourself. is this a good deal?
Going to Europe for 3 weeks in August.. if i go other months i can only go for one week. I kno u said it's expensive in the summer....would u go for one week in the spring or 3 weeks in the summer?
I love it in the summer!!!!!!
My grandmother and grandfather live there I come to visit every summer...
+Teodora Yordanova Amazing!
Slow travel when you live in London easy. Would like to see how you go with slow travel when you have to get to Europe from Australia up to 30+ hours door to door.
I am planning to go to Germany to visit my friend for 2 weeks but I just thought I might will like to go to London for 2 days. Would it be safe for me to travel from Frankfurt to London by myself ? and I'm going to be 17.
Hei, can you suggest me which places in Europe would be worthy to visit in the month of February, specially for partying and chiiling out ?
Is early September a good time to travel to Europe assuming that we plan to cover Paris, London, Amsterdam and Switzerland? What are your recommendations for August last week travel?
oh man I should have watched it before preparing my trip.
Have done all the things opposite
planned my trip in summers
planned my trip in major cities ..
haha liked and subscribed
Lol don't worry! You will still have a great time :)
Hey! So glad i found this video! My friends and I are planning a Europe trip over the summer, and from your video i heard it wasn t agood idea, but we have no other choice since this is for our grad/senior trip. We are planning to visit Rome, Venice, Turin, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Paris, and Marseille in 21 days. Yes this is going to be a little too short to truly visit everything but we just wanted to get and experience. My questions are: how long do you think in each of the cities we should stay? also for transportation we were thinking of using interail.. do you know much about it? or if it is worth it? Thanks
Hi Sarah! Follow my 3day/2 night minimum rule as I mentioned in the video. Also, I have some more videos that will help you with your Europe trip planning here: czcams.com/play/PL6u96nZN-L_ZXVeh4NTp6ewYdC8jZjhnJ.html
Good advice on not trying to cover too much ground. Went to Italy with family last summer and visited four cities in about 8 days. I think I could have spent the entire time in Rome -- the most interesting city I've experienced in my life thus far! Our two days were amazing, but I left feeling like there was so much I DIDN'T get to see. Hope to make a longer trip in the future.
Woah, that's lots! I totally agree, cities like Rome need weeks to fully explore! I hope you get to have a longer visit there soon too :) Thanks for watching Kelly!
Hello should we just fly to Barcelona and take the train there anywhere else?
I wish to visit Central Europe preferably for a 2 week trip. What places should I visit? This is a limited budget trip with two of my friends.
Planning to visit Greece in the month of February. please suggest me weather i should visit this place or not.
I'm thinking about traveling to London and Paris for about 2-3 weeks in January and I wanted to add another city/country for about 3-4 days, but I'm not sure where to go. I'm considering Germany since I've never been, but I can't think of any other places. Where do would you suggest?
simplymaci STAY IN PARIS THE LONGEST TIME I went to to London and Paris for 1 week and there's much more to do in Paris
I would recommend either Berlin or Vienna! Both are lovely places to visit in the winter!
Amsterdam definitely! The city I loved the most in the whole europe. But could be pretty cold in January.
Remember that in January days will be short, dark and cold.
Just over 2 hours west of London is CARDIFF, the capital city of Wales: the "City of Charm". Often overlooked by these travel-suggestion sites.
I simply loved CARDIFF. I would love visiting Cardiff again.
How is Europe during spring break? (mid to late March?) Thanks!
Thank for your awesome videos. I am going to Oslo this December for a summit. If I have seven extra days after the summit how should I plan my trip? As in, what are the places I should go to inside or outside Norway
Hi Rafsan! This video will help you with that: czcams.com/video/kbnKwtC9FMg/video.html
I have never been to Europe nor my daughters12 and16). Summer time is the only time where my daughters can travel as their school schedule during the year are quite busy and my husband can schedule his vacations days around summer. We are planning on Paris and Germany. Any tips on how to travel between the two and what attraction can we buy online in advance to not wait in line for hours? Thanks.
These is very good advice. I want to live spontaneously and travel sustainably. Money is definitely an issue, so I'll be sure not to go nuts visiting all the expensive places all at once. I can't wait to travel vlog this all!
Thanks for watching, good luck with the planning!
i love your video!!! it's so useful!!! i'm planning to go to London on early December. How is the weather over there? will it be very crowded on this time being?
Hi Agnes, thanks for watching! It will be cold here so be sure to have a heavy jacket, but the nice thing is that it won't be so crowded, especially during the week!
Is premier inn in central london near Pancras station
Is it a good place to stay
Or if u hv any other place not too expensive pls advise
Becos we are taking a tour fm the pancreas station for Europe
Hey! I have lots of content that will help you with this: loveandlondon.com/?s=areas+to+stay
Hi! I'm planning on visiting Europe next year for 5 weeks in June-July (I know it's not ideal to visit at this time but it's the only time I can go)
I'm planning on going to: Paris > Rome > Venice > Athens > Santorini > Zurich > Dubrovnik and possibly day trips to Florence/Tuscany and Mykonos. Do you think this is a good amount of places to visit for 5 weeks? Thank you!
Hi Angela! Not sure if you heard me say that you should spend at least 3 days in each place-- I call it my 2-night rule! Have a look at my Europe Trip Planning playlist, it's perfect for you :) czcams.com/play/PL6u96nZN-L_ZXVeh4NTp6ewYdC8jZjhnJ.html
we are a family of 4 adults including my parents and a brother. we are planning a 15 days more or less trip to europe from India. What places would you suggest and also whats better;staying in a hotel or an AirBnb?
Do I need a transformer to work with my curling iron and cpap along with the outlet converter? Thank you
Check if they are dual voltage and if they are, just get an adapter. I don't recommend converters, they don't work very well and could fry your electronics.
This video is so informative! I'm traveling from
April-June through the UK, then Amsterdam, then Vienna, Rome, beaches, Barcelona, Seville, Lisbon, Paris. Also interested in Istanbul and Greece, the Alps and San Sebastián, Spain. What is a nice pace for 3 months of travel? I was thinking 3 nights per destination. Then every 3 weeks- stop in a place for a week. What do you think? Where would you stop for a week if you were a beach loving musician girl traveling solo on a shoestring? I love your videos! Keep up the good work 😀
+Tough Love Hi! Sounds like you're going to have an AWESOME trip! At minimum 3 nights per city/town is good, but if you can leave yourself a lot of flexibility, then you can choose your favourite places to stay for longer than that. For example, I have a feeling you'll really like San Sebastian, so you'll most likely want to hang there for a while. I think you might like Barcelona and Seville too. Have you thought about Croatia? It's absolutely gorgeous there, and lots of beaches.
Is February a good time to visit Europe? How much cold it will be there?
Thanks for the great advice in this video! I have a 17 day trip to Europe planned for October flying in and out of Berlin. Trying to come up with which cities to visit (besides Berlin). Suggestions for an itinerary?
I Like Krakow.
Hamburg and Dresden are great too.
That are my first ideas.
what about march? is it advisable to go rome , paris , austria , spain on march??
I must go on summer...cause I have a festival in June :( which I can't miss cause I already got my ticket and looks so fun... But otherwise I would rather visit in autumn or spring
Help! Planning to go from Italy to Spain.
I am Czech, but in general if you want to have calm vacations during summer, visit not so popular spots.... And also visiting central and Eastern Europe is a good experience.... Not so crowded like Netherlands, Belgium (except Prague, Budapest etc.). But to travel through all countries properly would need months...... Even I have not been to probably half of the EU countries yet......maybe more...
I would like to visit Belarus Minsk first.... please help me out... thanks
What's the best currency to carry in Switzerland if everything is taken care of except two additional days that I extended my stay ..TIA
Swiss Francs, the national currency.
How about Central Europe in 22march to 31st March???
Hey, I am planning to go in January & February (I love winter) spending 3 - 4 weeks in mainland Europe - Spain, Germany definitely with France an option (in between so most well?). Big question is however, is 3 weeks in England too long?
Hi Simran, England is huge, there's lots of cities and towns to visit, that people who live in England all of their lives don't manage to get to, so, no :)
Hi, I am planning a trip to Switzerland in FEB. will that be fine to visit Mt. Jungfroch
Hi there, I've never been to that spot so I'm not sure, sorry!
First trip coming up in May and my travel buddy and I are planning the free walking tours that are offered in every city for a few hours the first day. Leaving all days after that to roam around with at least a general idea of the area. And as these tours are all just "show up here"/no reservation tours, we can change our mind at any time.
Great idea Krista!
Love your tips for travelling to Europe, very helpful... just one question most site says November is the worst month, it grey, damp and cold....How true us this...
Hey Norm, thanks! Completely depends on where you're going, weather is drastically different across Europe.
15 days from London, where should I go? 🤷🏻♂️🤔
My friend and I want to go backpacking in Europe but the only time we can is over the summer starting late June. We would like to see some of the touristy attractions but don't want to spend too much money, so how do we still get a real feel for the countries while saving money and not missing out?
Hey Ophelia! Research free things to do in each city and don't do the "touristy attractions"-- they aren't "the real feel" and will cost money.
I love the videos. I am going to visit all the cities you mentioned. Do you have a list of cities that I can visit that are close to Paris, London and Rome. Thanks
+Edward Wanambwa Hi Edward, thanks for watching! Sounds like you have a great trip planned. It would depend on what you want to see/do and for how long. Try Googling "Day Trip from (City)" to get some ideas to start you off. For London, you could try Brighton, Oxford, Windsor, but there are lots more!
I want to plan a solo euro trip this year in September for 6 days. I wanted to do London, Paris, Brussels and possibly Amsterdam, traveling mostly by euro train. Any suggestions?
I have lots of London tips on this channel :)
Think out the box on where you stay, for example my mate from St Louis stays out of London and travels into the city by train what he saves on hotel costs pays for his train fare and beers.
+Johan Mahoney-Berg BEERS-- I like it. Great tip!
You can get hostels in the city for $15-20 per night
Glad u made this video...and that tip about traveling alone is so true! Also abt finding the best travel buddy...spot on!
You mentioned that JanFeb months the crowds wud be non-existent and the prices wud be phenomenal... Didn't get the 'phenomenal' part ;)
Does it mean that the cost during these seasons wud be lower? Than say AprMay or even September?
Yup!
I m visiting my brother this april . he is in milan, italy . so I am confused about the weather there and what i should wear . Can u help me with that? ( as its just 4 months he has been there in.milan he exactly doesn't know what the weather is gonna be.)
Hi Ankita, do a quick Google search to see wha the average weather is like in Milan for that month, simple :)
How much s the transport system in Europe ? Do they speak English there ?
I'm planning to go to Venice but only have 1.5 days...is this enough or should i make the effort to extend my stay?
I'll be 3 days in Madrid, Paris, Rome each plus 5 days in Greece (Athens and Santorini or Mykonos-which would be better?
Might throw in a day trip to London...
let me know if this itinerary is too crowded or if it could work well...thank you!
Hi Giancarlo! Honestly, it depends on what you want to do. There are some nice day trips from Venice that you can take if you stay longer, but if you just want to see some of the popular sites then a day and a half should be enough. I haven't been to Santorini or Mykonos so I'm afraid I can't help you on that one! And if you make it to London PLEASE try to come for more than a day, you won't be able to even scratch the surface :)
Thank you so much for posting very useful information. I just have a couple of questions, I am currently deployed in a mission in Africa and can go for around 15 days (less taking into consideration my traveling days), so I want to do a Euro trip. My ideals places to visit were London, Amsterdam, Paris, Switzerland and if possible Italy, depending on the time an money, by train. Which of these countries would you recommend having in mind that Amsterdam is a must for me? Also, I have august and January available to do so, would you recommend January?
Hi Chris! I can't really answer this for you as it's completely up to your tastes, travel style, budget etc. In case you want to talk through all of this and you need some help with the planning, I do offer Travel Planning Consultations: loveandlondon.com/london-trip-planning-consultations/
Im planning to go to paris and Switzerland in may for 8-9 days should i add another place like london or Germany or even Qatar
No. You will get too tired to enjoy the trip that way. You can visit nearby attractions in France or Switzerland. For example, near Paris, there are several interesting points for a visit - Versailles is one of them (and this alone would take most of your day).
Bologna is wonderful, highly recommended
I agree about waiting around in airports, catch the train you don't have arrive 2 hours before the flight no problem claiming bags just turn up and go. There are tickets you can advance that give you 4 days unlimited train travel in Europe. You stay in one place until you decide to move on and use a day on your ticket. The station are nearer town centre and you can see the country during the trip.
I think you're talking about Eurail passes Liam, right? I talk about those in my Europe Transportation Options video: czcams.com/video/0nljmrloXG0/video.html I do prefer train travel as well!
I'd interrail through various cities and take pictures of landmarks (I enjoy riding trains and filling up my instagram account) - most interested in modern architecture so I'd enjoy being in places like La Defence in Paris, Northern Quarter in Brussels, Frankfurt Innenstadt (went there once during a 4 hour layover), Rotterdam Centraal, Zuidas in Amsterdam, Donau Stadt in Vienna, etc. and of course, there's the food! Not gonna bother following advice #2 as you can see, so I can spend as little money as possible on top of the Interrail pass and still visit all the cities I want (besides, the train journeys would be part of the experience and I am a train enthusiast) - thinking of doing Brussels - Rotterdam - Amsterdam - Dusseldorf - Cologne - Frankfurt - Berlin - Prague - Vienna - Innsbruck/Munich (which one do you recommend?) - Zurich - Basel - Bern - Geneva - Lyon - Paris and then back to London, all in a week - how insane do I sound on a scale of 1 to 10?
Hi, I was planning to visit Europe with my partner in mid to late March 2018 for about 15-20 days. I was thinking Spain and a few more countries to pair with. We like perfect weather to a lil chilly, but not too cold. Not hot for sure. We like to party at night, and also take in breathtaking views if possible. We don't like crowded places, unless it's an EDM concert. :P Which cities do you recommend we visit?
Hey Paraag! Lots of places in Spain would be good. Most places in Europe will be cold in March. Stay south.
I am travelling to Europe in Summer. I know you said it is not a good idea to do so but it is the only time i can do so. What type of accommodation would you suggest that is cheapest but decent still. (France, Italy and Netherlands). might return with more questions
Hi. Im from Europe and i travel a lot, not only bcs i like it, but also bcs of my job, the best way to find accomodation is to look for apartments at booking com
Do you have any advice on working holidays in Europe during the summer? Wanting to find one for 2-3 months somewhere, preferably where English is one of the main languages! Thanks! :)
Hm... not loads. If you have a passport that allows you to work then I'd do some research to find jobs with holiday companies that need seasonal workers (although they usually need them for like 4 months)
I started planning a 3 week trip in fall or winter 2019 and I'm having trouble deciding which places I'm visiting and which ones I'm giving up, any recommendations?
Gabriela Carrasco if you’re going in fall, you can’t go wrong with southern Italy, my personal choice would be Sorrento, incredible views, food (Frankies bar is a personal fave), and some amazing tours available around the Amalfi coast, Ischia (make sure to visit the gardens of La Mortella), Capri, Positano. There’s an incredible hotel just outside the town of Sorrento called Sea Club Azzurra which is at the bottom of a cliff and is one of the most striking hotels I’ve ever seen location wise. Make sure you take a walk up to Massa Lubrense if you go there for an authentic small Italian town. Other fall destinations I would pick would be Nice, Barcelona, Malaga, Lisbon, Monaco. If you go in the winter, I’d recommend Interlaken, Freiburg, Strasbourg, Brussels, Bergen, Vienna, Zermatt, and anywhere close to the alps or Italian lakes for some great views and hopefully snowy weather! Be sure to visit some Christmas markets if you go in December!
I did like this video, thinking about Berlin this year for Oktoberfest with possible 1 or 2 other stops along the way.
LA Prepper Octoberfest is in Munich.
Hey! Is your eBook still available? I would love to get some tips for saving!
Thanks ♥️
It is! Link in the description.
Travelling Spain.v confused what to travel in there..!!
Me and 3 other friends are planning to do interailing across Europe in summer for 2 weeks. How would we even start planning that
Hi Joel, these videos will help: czcams.com/video/0GBZe5AJo3E/video.html
How will the weather be in December? Wanting to go for the Christmas break in 2020
That didn't work out too well for you I'm guessing 😅
I´m traveling the next week around Europe, Do you think that Eurail global pass it´s a good option for traveling by train, could you give me some tips?
Hi Aurturo! I have a video about your transportation options, you'll find it helpful to answer your question :) czcams.com/video/0nljmrloXG0/video.html
Hi! I was wondering about staying in a hostel, do you recommend booking in advance? Is it cheaper that way?
Hi Olivia, depends on when you're traveling-- if it's the high season or a busy time (like Oktoberfest in Munich) you'll want to book in advance. I've never not booked one at least a few days in advance, just in case. It's usually cheape to book in advance because you won't be stuck for choice, you'll have plenty of options which probably won't be the case if you wait and you could be stuck with an expensive option. Hope that helps!
hi love your videos im planning a trip to ireland and scotland if you had to pick one which one wold it be Im looking to party but also see nature thanks
Hi Shamy, thanks! Never been to Scotland so I'd have to say Ireland.
thank you
how much more is required to pack if i were to go in the winter with my GF? were hoping to not have to check in bags.
Hi Adam, that completely depends on you guys :) Of course you'll need thicker clothes, but I have a video about how to pack thick clothing into a small suitcase, have a watch for some help!
I will be in London for a week at the end of April. What's the weather like? Will I still be needing a thick coat? or will skivvies and a light jacket suffice?
+Bonnie Le Hi Bonnie! The weather can vary in April, so do check the weather before you come. It most likely won't be warm, but you probably won't need a really thick coat. Opt for layers though, so you can layer/unlayer depending on the temperature. Hope that helps, have a lovely trip!
Thanks for the tip! Definitely looking forward to it :-)
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