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Can you travel from germany to other European countries wih a US Refugee travel document?
I am planning a Eurotrip this
xmas and wondering if I can
use my Refugee Travel Document
to travel from one European
country to another. Thanks!
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No you can not travel to Europe with a US refugee travel document. You would have to have a passport. Just having a refugee document won't be enough. No European country will accept this document. |
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How do I become a legitimate travel agent?
Has anyone ever been a travel
agent or known a travel agent
that made alot of money or
that owned any kind of travel
business and was successful? I
would like to know what kind
of license I need in order to
be a legitimate travel agent.
I am based in New York. Is
there are school I need to go
to or training online. What
company should I affiliate
myself with? Any travel
agents, please give me the low
down. Thanks.
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I am a travel agent with YTB. The company provided me with a website that people can go on to and book there travel. They also provide all the training and support I need to be a successful travel agent. It is really a great program and I've already booked travel for some friends of mine and seen the commission. When you sign up with the company you get your creditials in a couple weeks after signing up. This is a very legitimate and trustworthy company that has been in the business for over 5 years. Also publicly traded. Watch this presentation for a little more information: http://www.travelproinsider.co m my personal site is http://www.ytbtravel.com/kuhlb er Contact me and I will answer any questions you may have and give you more information. -Dane |
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What is the best way to search for ground travel fares, for vacation trips?
I'm considering doing ground
travel to a place not too far
away from here. Air travel is
too expensive (especially
since my trip won't be too far
into the future) so I'm
considering going by train or
even by bus (train is
preferred.)
How do I go about searching
for travel fare? I'm hoping
there is a site similar to
Priceline or Travelocity that
deals with ground travel of
this sort.
DETAILS: I'm hoping to travel
a round-trip vacation between
Portland, Oregon and Calgary,
Alberta (Canada, of course).
I'll be travelling sometime
this month.
Once again, I'm looking for
help with finding places to
get trainfare (or anything
with ground travel) be it a
Priceline-similar site or
anything. I just need a way to
find and compare prices for
travelfare. Any hints, ideas,
suggestions? Any help is much
appreciated!
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Some of the sites I found are: http://www.amtrak.com/ (doubt if this caters to your route) Dakota, Minnesota & Eastern Railroad http://www.dmerail.com Grand Canyon Railway http://www.thetrain.com Union Pacific http://www.up.com I appreciate none of these might suit your purpose, but funnily I was not able to find a search engine similar to that for flights... |
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Deduct travel expenses from tripif photographing scenics & submitting them to stock photo businesses?
I'm a retired pro photographer
and want to travel (with my
husband as assistant) and take
photos to submit to stock
photography companies.
Scenics, local cultures,
wildlife, etc.
How much of my travel expenses
can I legally deduct from my
USA income tax? Opinions?
Experiences?
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If the principal purpose of your travel is for business then you can deduct those costs, but you must prorate them between the business and personal purposes. If the principal purpose is personal then you can only deduct the portions of lodging and meals (at 50% on the meals) that are directly attributable to the business purpose. No travel and transportation is deductible. If the IRS determines that this is more of a hobby than a true business they will further limit any deductions that are allowable to the income you generated from selling the pictures. In this case the income goes on line 21 of Form 1040 and the allowable expenses go on Schedule A as a Miscellaneous Deduction. |
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Is travel in Ecuador more dangerous for gringoes than other latin american countries?
I read some in a travel book
and the warnings were so scary
concerning assaults, weapons
and kidnapping. I am now a
little shy of travelling there
and yet would like to go if it
is safer than what I read.
Anyone help?
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I've been to Ecuador twice and traveled there extensively. If you travel smart and are aware of your surroundings, I don't believe it is dangerous. Of course, you have to be aware, especially of pick pocketers (and in Quito many young street children are the worst) so just make sure you keep your money and valuables close to you. I heard a few stories of people being held up, but all of those people were carrying too much (one for instance had 4 cell phone and 2 cameras). Someone mentioned blending in and not wearing anything too flashy, that is good advice. In the time I spent there (over 2 months) I did hear of one story that occurred on the Columbian-Ecuador border, where rebels boarded a bus and robbed the riders. This is not meant to scare you from traveling Ecuador, as all of my experiences were WONDERFUL! I just wanted to give you all of the info I had. Some things that would make your travels safer and easier: Be able to speak some Spanish Do not walk alone at night Travel by taxis at night (especially in the cities) Keep your valuables secure, but do not carry more than what is necessary Walk around with your head up and confidently Most of all, enjoy the beautiful place that is Ecuador, there are so many beautiful things to see and experience and Ecuadorians are such wonderful people. |
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