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Saturday, July 31, 2004

I'm rounding up the last couple weeks in Vietnam. The logistics here
are always more complicated than they should be. Mostly because so
many people are out to squeeze tourists for as much as they can. The
people and even the airline pricing infrastructure has highly inflated
prices for tourists. It's also hard to get consistent and honest
answers to the basic question "what's the cheapest way for me to get
from point A to point B, by airplane? I'm ok with any airline."
Commissions and incomprehensibly complex allegences influence the
response. I was told by two travel agents that no international
flights fly from a conveniently nearby city, only to find out that
indeed at least 2 airlines fly to at least Bangkok.

I probably won't be uploading many, if any, photos during the last 3
weeks of my trip, since it's much faster to do it from the states...
and the budget is too strained for uploading large files via slow
connections!
I should be back to the USA the 3rd week of August. I've had a
wonderful, if exhausting, time abroad. I've met some fabulous people
along the way, and made new friends.

I've actually made progress on my children's book sample, though I'll
need to spend a lot of time at home actually doing finished paintings.
I've worked on the computer so long, that my painting skills need
longer to develop than I thought.

I feel so fortunate to have had this experience. I also miss my old
friends, and I'm ready to come home!
Everyone write me and tell me how you're doing... I'm always happy to
hear from friends!

I appreciate 'alternatives' and 'options', always.

Heard one too many times of this statement, 'I don't take budget airline', or 'I don't eat at food court, hawker center' etc.

I say, Don't hate budget airlines, or anything budget. Many of us get to travel to more places because traveling is now made affordable. As individuals, we may be fully capable of flying on regular airlines, even business class, but life is designed in a fascinating way that some of these comforts are luxuries that we'd rather cut back on so that the funds go to better use. >.^

Fly Europe is a practical, easy-to-use guidebook that provides information on 80 budget airline destinations in one volume. Many of the cities the budget airlines fly to are not traditional tourist destinations and are therefore not covered by individual city guidebooks; equally, tourists may or may not need ot want a full-length, overly detailed city guidebook just for a short break. This book aims to help readers make an informed choice about the best destination to choose; then, once that choice is made and the flights are booked, they will have at their fingertips all the information they need to enjoy a short break in that city. Each city section provides details on transport to and around the city, what to see there and why, accommodation (from budget to luxury hotels), eating out, nightlife and shopping, and a useful map of the city center.