Showing posts with label travel guide bradt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label travel guide bradt. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Whats the best way to travel long distance with cats?
Rudd
I just bought two new good size carriers. Any hints on the best way to travel with my little buggers? Should I make a small litter box to put in the cages? Or stop and put them in a litter box?
Climax
put small boxes in the cages, make sure they have plenty of water and a bit of food...not sure how far your traveling but if it is more than 8 hours I'd get a hotel room for exercise. Taking them out of the cages while on the road isn't a good idea. they might not like traveling and will run when you get them out
Orange Lake
If you plan on stopping at motels on your trip, have a litter box ready to go in the room with you. Don't feed them the morning of the trip, only give them water. You can get pills from your Vet to prevent them being upset. Ask about 'Ace'. Most of the cat carriers I've had would not have room for a litter box. Chances are they wouldn't use it anyhow. Be very careful opening their carrier doors, until you are safe inside and no way for them to escape. They'll be afraid and will run, if given a chance. Have a nice and safe trip.
Walnut Hill
put small boxes in the cages, make sure they have plenty of water and a bit of food...not sure how far your traveling but if it is more than 8 hours I'd get a hotel room for exercise. Taking them out of the cages while on the road isn't a good idea. they might not like traveling and will run when you get them out
Chamberlain
My grandla has an RV. Her cats just curl up under the seats and sleep while they travel.
What are some really cheap ways to travel?
Jerome
I want to find a cheap way to get from South Carolina to Detroit Michigan. I can't afford to drive or take a bus because I only have about 75 dollars. Is there any cheap ways to travel? I heard that sometimes people can travel on buses that are very very inexpensive. I desperitely need some ideas. Thank you so much.
South Orange
Might want to look into train line, which can often be cheaper than a bus. If that doesn't work, look into greyhound.
Gross
I'm not sure if I've ever heard of anyone getting from South Carolina to Detroit on $75 before. I think that your best bet is a cheap bus line, like Grey Hound. Other times, there are car pool groups that can be taken. Sometimes, these aren't the best option for safety reasons. Good Luck :)
Friday, April 8, 2011
How does one become a travel agent what kind of testing?
Hamlin
I am nearing retirement and have traveled a bit. I would like a job during retirement. How does one become a travel agent? What type of schooling or training is necessary? Is there a certification needed?
Adair
I'm a travel agent with YTB International. It's a publicly traded company that has allowed me to become a Referring Travel Agent without any training. They provide all the tools you need when you sign up. My site uses the same booking engine as travelocity. It's awesome because I can write off all of my travel on my taxes and I collect commissions when someone books travel on my site. It's an incredible opportunity. Check out my site when you get a chance. http://www. danestravel. com click on "book travel" to see the booking engine it uses. Please email me I can answer any questions you have and show you much more about this.
Commerce
Find more about travel at:http://world24hours. googlepage…
Walthourville
you have to go to college for at least 1 year (maybe 2 yrs). you have to take alot of classes (like business and management, etc) because you might start your own business, and with a degree, it would make you look better because you went to school to become a travel agent. good luckgo to a community college website and see what programs they offer, i am almost certain that the school has programs for travel and tourism
Hartington
I am taking a course online through Penn Foster. It is self paced, but you have to be completed within 2 years. Then you take a test, called TAP.
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