St Lucia or Aruba?
I will say Aruba. Have not been to St. Lucia so I really cannot comment there. But, I loved, loved Aruba and cannot wait to go back. I was there in October and it was beautiful all week. No rain and it is out of the hurricane belt so you do not have to worry about hurricanes. It is windy all the time so you wont want to do your hair fancy. The wind helps ease the humidity. The water is beautiful, the sand nice and white. Stayed at an All-inclusive resort called the Divi Aruba. A low rise hotel, nice staff and good food. You can rent a vehicle and trael around the island and not worry about getting lost as the island is very small. We saw the whole island in one day. The Natural Bridge is an attraction but it collapsed a few years ago. Also, did a party bus one night that takes you to local spots that the average tourist may not venture to on their own. Airport is new there as well. The Queen Beatrix Airport I beleive it is called. Very nice! You really cannot go wrong in Aruba. The airport is in the middle of the island. The low rise places to stay are about a 10 min car ride and the high rises are further up the island but still not that far. Have fun!
Which Airports have free WiFi and not the kind you have to pay for or have an account for?
Through Jan. 15, 2010, the following airports have free wireless provided by Google.Albany (ALB)Asheville (AVL)Austin (AUS)Baltimore (BWI)Billings (BIL)Boise (BOI)Boston (BOS)Bozeman (BZN)Buffalo, NY (BUF)Burbank (BUR)Central Wisconsin (CWA)Charlotte (CLT)Columbus (CMH)Des Moines (DSM)El Paso (ELP)Fort Lauderdale (FLL)Fort Myers (RSW)Greensboro (GSO)Houston Hobby (HOU)Houston Bush (IAH)Indianapolis (IND)Jacksonville (JAX)Kalamazoo (AZO)Las Vegas (LAS)Louisville (SDF)Madison (MSN)Memphis (MEM)Miami (MIA)Milwaukee (MKE)Monterey (MRY)Nashville (BNA)Newport News (PHF)Norfolk (ORF)Oklahoma City (OKC)Omaha (OMA)Orlando (MCO)Panama City(PFN)Phoenix (PHX)Pittsburgh (PIT)Portland, ME (PWM)Sacramento (SMF)San Antonio (SAT)San Diego (SAN)San Jose (SJC)Seattle (SEA)South Bend (SBN)Spokane (GEG)St. Louis (STL)State College (SCE)Toledo (TOL)Traverse City (TVC)Washington-Dulles (IAD)Washington-National (DCA)I think this implies that these airports don't have free wireless at other times.
What did you do on your 21st birthday? i need ideas plz!?
On my 21st birthday my mother and I went out for an early birthday dinner. It was nice being with my mom and having a pleasant conversation. Later that night, my mom slipped me some extra money and my friends and I went out to a local bar so that I could be carded for the first time. Once they (the bar people) found out that it was my birthday, my friends and i were set for free drinks the rest of the night. I had a great time. If you are planning on coming to Vegas for your birthday, my first piece of advice would be to be careful. There are alot of rotten men that will take advantage of this type of situation and you could get hurt. Pick a bar that looks like people your own age hang out, keep an eye on your belongings and your drinks and most importantly if someone(especially men that look older than 30) wants to buy you a drink and you accept, make sure the bartender hands it to you. Don't go to a hole in the wall dive. I live in Vegas, am a female and know what goes on out here. Please be careful but have lots of fun, you only turn 21 once. If you have any other questions don't hesitate to message me I will be happy to answer or look up anything you want to know. Happy Birthday!!!
Which are the countries that Indians can visit without a passport and visa?
India ranks 59th in the list of most powerful passports: Know where you can visit without visaList of countries where Indian passport holders can visit without visa or on visa on arrival.By Latest News, Breaking News Today - Bollywood, Cricket, Business, Politics - IndiaToday |September 9, 2015The Passport Index firm published a report on it's website ranking the passports of all the countries in the world on the basis of their power. As per Passport Index's norms, a country got a score for countries where the passport holders can travel without a visa or can get a visa on arrival. The United States of America (USA) and United Kingdom (UK) topped the list with 147 visa free countries. India ranked 59 with 59 countries and shared the place with Georgia.Indian passport holders can travel to 58 countries, without visa and on visa on arrival, except India itself. The country list is based on the 193 members of United Nations and other six territories which belong to other countries.List of countries where Indian passport holders can visit:AntarcticaBhutanBoliviaBritish Virgin IslandsCambodiaCape VerdeComoros IslandsCook IslandsDjiboutiDominicaEcuadorEl SalvadorEthiopiaFijiFYRO MacedoniaGambiaGeorgiaGrenadaGuinea-BissauGuyanaHaitiHong KongIndonesiaIraq (Basra)JamaicaJordanKenyaLaosMacauMadagascarMaldivesMauritiusMicronesiaMontserratMozambiqueNauruNepalNicaraguaNiuePalauSamoaSao Tome & PrincipeSeychellesSouth Korea (Jeju)St. Kitts & NevisSt. LuciaSt. Vincent & GrenadinesSvalbardTajikistanTanzaniaThailandTimor LesteTogoTrinidad & TobagoTurks & Caicos IslandsTuvaluUgandaVanuatu
What is the cheapest flight you've ever booked? Mine was a one way to Vegas for $14.99 with taxes in.
The cheapest flight I have ever booked was from Belfast to Krakow for 30 pounds each way (about 44–45 U.S. dollars at the time) but the cheapest flight I have ever seen (without some kind of glitch) was 2.99 pounds (about 4 dollars), one way. It was a Ryanair sale:Ryanair has plastic seats, no seat pockets, a charge for water, flights that leave from remote airports at odd times, a charge for printing your boarding pass, and flight attendants that try to sell you lottery tickets…so you get what you pay for.
Does an Indian citizen need a transit visa for Paris while traveling from the US to New Delhi and changing planes at CDG?
No a holder of an Indian Passport does not require an Airport Transit Visa for changing Planes within the same Airport.Please note that you cannot exit the international area of the Airport and enter France as per this rule.Meaning, Your 2nd flight should be from the same AirportIf your 2nd Flight is from a Different Airport, you will have to apply for a Schengen Visa.Until July 23rd 2018, a Holder of an Indian Passport was required to have an Airport Transit Visa. However holders of US Visa were exempted from this.From July 23rd 2018, France has waivered the Airport Transit Visa requirement for all Indian citizens, regardless of where you are travelling to.You can read the details here at BorderTribeHence to summarise, If you are travelling to USA through Paris and you are simply changing planes at CDG, you do not require an Airport Transit Visa