How To Create a GREAT Travel Itinerary
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I have a tip if you're ever checking a bag. Always have a carryon with a couple days worth of clothes just in case your bags get lost. I do this on all my trips, I just use my "purse" and it fits what I need.
❤Thank you, planning my first solo trips to Portugal and Finland
When creating my own travel itinerary, I often google or youtube "Day Itinerary in Location" This is more helpful to me then trip advisor. All kinds of ideas surface this way- from other travelers or locals who have done the leg work for you & usually the coolest, most unique or less traveled locations/attractions. Highly recommend. Matter fact, this approach led me to your content, Allison. Always appreciative of your advice as a shared traveler. I also have many running lists in my phone of attractions or whatnot after reading articles, watching youtube. etc. I use this list to look back on all the time. It's about being intentional about writing it down- otherwise, it's impossible to remember everything! Happy exploring!
That bit about spending more for a hotel/airbnb for convenience and time is a million percent true.
Looking at geotags is also a great way to know how to dress in a specific location. It help with dress properly for physical activities or just getting familiar with what is appropriate in a specific city.
If its a physical activity why would you not dress in workout clothes
@@gumerzambranoI guess for Instagram, so that other people see your geotagged pics with a white maxidress instead of workout clothes. 😂
I hired a guide for a hike in the Andes in Colombia. 100% worth every dime!
I also like to do a bus/shuttle tour of a city when I first arrive. Those typically take you by the best places and then I go back on my own to my favorites that are worth taking more time. -Lynnette
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Yes, the hop-on, hop-off buses are highly underrated. It’s a good way to get an overview of a city, convenient transportation and nice to be able to hop on when your feet and legs get sore. You can rest while still seeing the sites and learning about the city.
Tours can be wonderful. Took a tour of Yellowstone. There were only 6 people with a guide who was born and raised in the area. He took us places tourists don't always go (and some that were teeming with tourists--as she said known for a reason!).
a good itinerairy is great but you always need to have room for spontanous actions or things etc. its the best way to explore.
Ahhhh it’s so exciting to be able to plan an overseas trip again, I’m hoping I can do two next year. One of my favourite tips, mainly for when you arrive at new cities, is to find a free walking tour for the first day. These are amazing to get orientated with different parts of the city for further exploration throughout your stay. The guides usually give you great suggestions and getting that extra context and history of the city makes it come alive.
It can feel like a balancing act trying to pack in as much as you can into a trip while still making it feel not rushed while seeing anything in your timeframe. Not to mention doing your homework to ensure you see the most interesting and relevant sites. Great topic Allison! 😊
These tips are genius! I love the idea of checking how many recent photos there are to gauge how busy a spot will be. Now I want to plan a trip 😊
A guide is 100% worth it! Also, I like to stay in an area where the locals live, rather than at a touristy hotel. When I went to Egypt, I stayed in an AirBnB that was in a building that a local family lived in. I had my own apartment in the building, and they offered a homemade breakfast every morning, overlooking the pyramids. They also knew other guides who made the trip so much more comfortable. At one point, we had to have armed military lead us to one of the areas we visited. We would have never known this had we just rented our own car. Also, they drive CRAZY there. Nobody drives with lights on at night, and nobody follows any rules of the road. I was on a pretty bustling street right by a call to prayer speaker, and was right in the middle of how the locals actually live, rather than staying at a nice hotel, where I would not have had the same experience. Also, YES, try not to book connections too close together. I was held at 2 security stops in Germany and barely caught my flight (which at first I had, what I thought, plenty of time to get to).
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When I went to NYC I stayed in Manhattan to be near the major train stations. Don't think I would've stayed in the Bronx
Great tips, thanks! I went to Alaska on a cruise and had an ice cave tour cancelled because it was 77°F that day. I was soooo bummed! The next day we heard an ice cave had collapsed because of the weather. Not the same one we were going to, but still scary to hear.
really great tips!! For some, its "duh"..haha.. but SO SO helpful to help others think through things they may never have thought of. For me, I learned on my first international trip (to Ireland) that I OVERpacked.. I used basically half of all the things that I had to lug around with me everywhere. Since then I follow the "pack half of clothing you think you need, and twice the amount of $$". LOL. (actually, working for an airline, I have also NEVER again checked a bag). Happy Travels! and thanks again for a really good post!
Loved this video! Also love seeing your content! Would you do a video on best apps, websites or where to book the best deals for trips to whichever destination please?!?! :)
Related to your last piece of advice, it's good if you can to try to find a few things that you're super excited about seeing at a destination. That way, if one item doesn't work out for some reason, there's less of a feeling of disappointment because you were in the area to see several other cool things anyways.
I just made a video about my itinerary and plan for the cross country road trip I did this summer!! I went from PA to Seattle!
Love these tips, my first solo trip abroad, but am ready for the adventures to Portugal and Finland, will spend the longest time in Portugal❤
We just did a trip to Interior Alaska. We have never driven in snow, so we gave ourselves a couple of "snow days" on our itinerary just so we could rest & relax. It ended up being needed due to a snow storm with wintery mix & slippery road warnings. (Driving ended up being not that bad, BTW.)
I loved this video yessss I absolutely loved your intro editing because you are sweetheart and you can also umm trying to pack as much as you can so that helps you saving the trip but it's important doing homework too means you have plenty more time
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The best advice as always. Looking forward to your next video. Always so well presented.
I have to say, I always enjoy all your travel tips☺️
The geo tag is going to help me so much! It seems like every time we plan a hike or a trip, EVERY ONE has the same plan on the same day lol
Great tips,Allison👍👍👍
Love your practical approach
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I can totally relate to your ice caves story. Similar thing happened with my panorama harbor plane tour in Vancouver. Been looking forward to it for years and it was a birthday gift to myself. Only to have it cancelled cause of the gloomy weather :(
I prefer longer trips so that I can see it all in one trip rather than only getting a tiny taste over a week. I have definitely been guilty of overplanning too many things but I'm never going to have enough money to be able to travel everywhere I want to go without doing some 'exhausting' days but I'm planning on balancing it out with some less exhausting days between them.
I love your travel tips! 💕
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ThNks so much for this video. I got some really great tips from here and actually feel confident that maybe I could plan a solo trip one day
Thank you 🙏
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These tips are all spot on! Thanks
I’m so happy for you in your new place but gosh, I miss that beautiful green wall.
Headed out to DC from LA mid December 🙌🏼 hopefully the airports won't be too packed
Thank you for sharing!
Errors are evidence of your effort.
God bless you forever 🤩🤩 Be happy just be happy..
Thanks for useful tips! I like to plan the itinerary for me with one activity per day. If it is short to do, I will rest.
Island is great😍
Have backup plans for unexpected business or tourist closures.
Are you doing a gift guide this year? Last year’s was the best!
I like ur advice and ur voice too so clear
How do you find your guide? How much time ahead are you starting to plan your trips?
Brilliant episode.
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Yo no entiendo nada pero me gustan tus videos, para ir entendiendo algo de inglés
Thank you for making this understandable!!!!
If your luggage is lost over 24 hours you are entitled to be reimbursed for the items you need to buy. That said, I had one bad experience and never checked my luggage again.
Wonderful vidéo 🥰🥰🌷
love it 😄
very useful! Thank you!
this makes me miss international travel :(
Where did you hire a guide? How would you search for one you can trust?
Did you film your German railway trip? I think I'd love to do something similar on my own in the next few months
Suppose you will travel Armenia as a tourist, what will be places you include in your itinerary
im here for alllll the solo travel
How were you able to locate your guide for Oman? Curious about how to find safe guides as a woman.
Informative 👌
Awesome
Where's the color on the walls from/what's it called? Looooove it
Ilove travel and just want to relax with you dear.
Can you wrote on paper 📜
Obviously
Looking rad and bodacious 🤗🤗😘😘🎹🎼🤝🤝
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25mins!!
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