we will be traveling from Dubrovnik in late august to Rome. Is there any suggestions other than flying for a good efficient way to travel between the two countries? Private Boat?|||You can take a boat from Dubrovnik to Bari (look in this website: http://ferries.amatori.com/ ). Then from Bari you can take a bus or a train to Rome (for the train look here: http://www.trenitalia.com/cms/v/index.js鈥?/a> )|||Other than flying, you can catch the ferry from Dubrovnik to Bari http://www.directferries.co.uk/dubrovnik鈥?/a> and take the train to Rome from there: http://www.directferries.co.uk/dubrovnik鈥?/a>
You might also want to check flights to compare: http://www.skyscanner.it/|||You could probably choose to take a cruise ship which will halt along major places along the shores...there are so many options available for this (sterlingvacations.com or vacationstogo.com...there are several more...please check the internet for this). You could also have fun with the entertainment in the cruise ship, and if you have not cruised before, it will be a different kind of an experience.|||Yeah, i think you'd better choose ferry, cause the single air ticket seems not cheap at all.
Friday, September 16, 2011
How can I travel to Canada if I have misplaced my Permanent resident card?
I can't find my permanent resident card and would like to travel to Canada. I do have my European passport and my US D.L.. What happens if I simply show them my foreign passport upon returning to the States and don't even mention that I'm a resident who's misplaced his card? Would this pose a long term problem or be considered sneaky?
What would Jesus do if he had to fool authorities?
|||You cannot enter the U.S. with a foreign passport...unless you have a visa to go with it. If you lost your green card, you must replace it before leaving the country. Why did you feel you needed to try to be funny and ask that inappropriate question? Go, ahead, try to fool the authorities and see what happens.|||You can go to the embassy where you're at now and ask them what you need to do.
What would Jesus do if he had to fool authorities?
|||You cannot enter the U.S. with a foreign passport...unless you have a visa to go with it. If you lost your green card, you must replace it before leaving the country. Why did you feel you needed to try to be funny and ask that inappropriate question? Go, ahead, try to fool the authorities and see what happens.|||You can go to the embassy where you're at now and ask them what you need to do.
How can i travel in the cities of scotland?
Me and my family is planning to visit Scotland this summer. We want to visit almost each city. So if anyone could tell me what will be the cheapest way to travel, it would a great help. Thanks !! Cheers !!|||There are a number of discounted and fares both for rail and bus . Suggest you look at this site http://www.visitscotland.com/guide/ which will tell you where to look for a variety of packages designed for visitors like yourselves . We have a good bus system which should allow you to explore the many places of interest outwith the larger cities . Have a great time - you wil be most welcome .|||forget the cities. spend your time in the beautiful countryside. meet local people . Hire a car|||it really depends on which city you want to go, and were in the cities you are planning to go. your best bet, since your going to be doing so much travel ins scotland, get a travel guide, they will tell you the best ways to get around the citys you choose to visit. there are bus services in all citys, but not usually a bus service to another city.
most of scotlands city centers are pretty good, and the popular area's or tourist area's you wont need a car, you would want to walk. but some places are quite big, it really depends on what you want to see, were your going. a hire car might be a good idea.|||Scotrail the rail company for Scotland has a number of different good value rover tickets such as the Freedom of Scotland Travelpass www.scotrail.co.uk
www.railrovers.org.uk/scotland.html
www.britrail.com
www.nationalrail.co.uk|||GET Your LGN Travel Card Now just for $269. You Can get upto 80% Discount Accomodation. Free Air etc., This Card is ofcourse Transferrable and you can use it for Lifetime.
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most of scotlands city centers are pretty good, and the popular area's or tourist area's you wont need a car, you would want to walk. but some places are quite big, it really depends on what you want to see, were your going. a hire car might be a good idea.|||Scotrail the rail company for Scotland has a number of different good value rover tickets such as the Freedom of Scotland Travelpass www.scotrail.co.uk
www.railrovers.org.uk/scotland.html
www.britrail.com
www.nationalrail.co.uk|||GET Your LGN Travel Card Now just for $269. You Can get upto 80% Discount Accomodation. Free Air etc., This Card is ofcourse Transferrable and you can use it for Lifetime.
Buy The World's Most Affordable Luxury Travel Card from : http://lgnweeks.webs.com
What is the best way to travel from Schonefeld Airport in Berlin to Kostrzyn in Poland?
I am planning to travel to Kostrzyn via Berlin. Can anyone tell me how can I travel from the airport to Kostrzyn?
Thanks in advance|||There are direct trains from Berlin Lichtenberg to Kostrzy艅 every hour (34 minutes past every hour). Travel time is about 1 hour 15 minutes. And in Berlin, there are a lot of S-Bahn, U-Bahn, Bus or even tram connections between the airport and Berlin Lichtenberg station. I do not know your arrival time, so I cannot be more precise.|||looking at all the answers you got, seems no one sure, 'i'm not also', but will try and help, maybe you can fly to somewhere near, and then get a bus or taxi, or by train,perhaps, or even hire a car in berlin, or take a bus from berlin. but remember to take it back when you finished with it, or you can consider thumbing. hope this helps.|||You can take the city train- s-bahn to the city center- the main train station hauptbahnholf or ostbahnholf, then take Deutche Bahn regional trains to Poland.
This should help with times/costs:
http://www.bahn.de/international/view/en鈥?/a>
Its around 5usd to get to the main train terminals in Berlin, then you would need a ticket to get to Poland from there.|||By train
Thanks in advance|||There are direct trains from Berlin Lichtenberg to Kostrzy艅 every hour (34 minutes past every hour). Travel time is about 1 hour 15 minutes. And in Berlin, there are a lot of S-Bahn, U-Bahn, Bus or even tram connections between the airport and Berlin Lichtenberg station. I do not know your arrival time, so I cannot be more precise.|||looking at all the answers you got, seems no one sure, 'i'm not also', but will try and help, maybe you can fly to somewhere near, and then get a bus or taxi, or by train,perhaps, or even hire a car in berlin, or take a bus from berlin. but remember to take it back when you finished with it, or you can consider thumbing. hope this helps.|||You can take the city train- s-bahn to the city center- the main train station hauptbahnholf or ostbahnholf, then take Deutche Bahn regional trains to Poland.
This should help with times/costs:
http://www.bahn.de/international/view/en鈥?/a>
Its around 5usd to get to the main train terminals in Berlin, then you would need a ticket to get to Poland from there.|||By train
How do I travel from Washington State to Hawaii with my Shih Tzu?
I hope it's not true that airlines don't let this breed travel in cargo because of their noses (pugs too i've heard). Obviously, I don't want to endanger my dog but I have to get her there somehow. Hawaii requires that all incoming animals arrive in cargo not the cabin. I am moving back and won't leave my little pup behind. Any suggestions or alternatives? Mahalo!|||It is true that most airlines do not allow dogs with shoved-in faces to travel in cargo.
Also true that most major airlines require pets being imported to Hawaii to be shipped as checked baggage.
THAT being said.....
We brought our dachshunds over (LAX-HNL) in April 2004. At that time there was one airline that allowed pets in cabin trans-pacific; ATA. As far as I know, they still do; best advice I can give you is to call them!
http://www.ata.com/now/faqs/pets.html
Of course this is ONLY on their flights into Honolulu, as all pets must pass through the quarantine station there.
They take the animal from you at the door of the plane as you disembarke (like in the area where you pick up baby strollers, etc - before you actually walk to the terminal through the tunnel) and take them to the quarantine station while you go the long way around.
There was a 9" height limit which I am sure a Shih-tzu would qualify for; you do "lose" a piece of carry-on luggage (and they charge as much as if they'd checked the animal! Still as I recall it was less than the other airlines were charging at that time.)
You might need to take a flight down to LA in order to catch the ATA flight, but most airlines allow pets in cabin over land. Your main problem that way would be pottying the pup in LA, unless you take her outside the airport them come back through security. Is she trained to piddle pads? LAX-HNL is a good 5 hours.
You DO know about the hoops you need to go through in order to import a pet to hawaii??? Start early!
http://hawaii.gov/hdoa/ai/aqs/info|||I would simply call the airline or send them an email and ask about the breed flying, however there are shipping companys that will fly your pet over if the commercial airline wont, just google it, they offer pick up and delivery services, but probably cost you around 200 or more to do so. But beware there are rip offs out there, I would suggest you choose a service with a paypal option that works.|||Hi, Krista,
If you don't see the other answer, here's my suggestion: fly to California and then take a ship or go by ship all the way from Seattle.
Good travels to you and your pup.
The Muse|||If you are traveling with your dog to Hawaii, you'll have to abide by all quarantine requirements to do so. This includes your dog traveling by cargo as your dog will travel directly to the quarantine facility from the cargo hold of your plane.
Check with your vet for tips of how to transport your dog if you're concerned with their respiratory system. I'm sure your vet will know what your dog is or isn't capable of during travel.
I would suggest you check out the website below for information on quarantine requirements. You might be able to shorten your pet's quarantine stay if you follow the steps correctly.
Good luck and happy traveling!
Also true that most major airlines require pets being imported to Hawaii to be shipped as checked baggage.
THAT being said.....
We brought our dachshunds over (LAX-HNL) in April 2004. At that time there was one airline that allowed pets in cabin trans-pacific; ATA. As far as I know, they still do; best advice I can give you is to call them!
http://www.ata.com/now/faqs/pets.html
Of course this is ONLY on their flights into Honolulu, as all pets must pass through the quarantine station there.
They take the animal from you at the door of the plane as you disembarke (like in the area where you pick up baby strollers, etc - before you actually walk to the terminal through the tunnel) and take them to the quarantine station while you go the long way around.
There was a 9" height limit which I am sure a Shih-tzu would qualify for; you do "lose" a piece of carry-on luggage (and they charge as much as if they'd checked the animal! Still as I recall it was less than the other airlines were charging at that time.)
You might need to take a flight down to LA in order to catch the ATA flight, but most airlines allow pets in cabin over land. Your main problem that way would be pottying the pup in LA, unless you take her outside the airport them come back through security. Is she trained to piddle pads? LAX-HNL is a good 5 hours.
You DO know about the hoops you need to go through in order to import a pet to hawaii??? Start early!
http://hawaii.gov/hdoa/ai/aqs/info|||I would simply call the airline or send them an email and ask about the breed flying, however there are shipping companys that will fly your pet over if the commercial airline wont, just google it, they offer pick up and delivery services, but probably cost you around 200 or more to do so. But beware there are rip offs out there, I would suggest you choose a service with a paypal option that works.|||Hi, Krista,
If you don't see the other answer, here's my suggestion: fly to California and then take a ship or go by ship all the way from Seattle.
Good travels to you and your pup.
The Muse|||If you are traveling with your dog to Hawaii, you'll have to abide by all quarantine requirements to do so. This includes your dog traveling by cargo as your dog will travel directly to the quarantine facility from the cargo hold of your plane.
Check with your vet for tips of how to transport your dog if you're concerned with their respiratory system. I'm sure your vet will know what your dog is or isn't capable of during travel.
I would suggest you check out the website below for information on quarantine requirements. You might be able to shorten your pet's quarantine stay if you follow the steps correctly.
Good luck and happy traveling!
What is the easiest way to travel from LCCT to Malacca?
Could anyone tell me the easiest, fastest, most cost effective way to travel from LCC terminal, if i'm travelling by myself only?|||Malacca %26amp; LCCT is far apart. i ll suggest that you take a bus to KL and from there buy a express bus to Malacca.
How can radio waves continue to travel for ever in outer space?
How can radio waves continue to travel for ever in outer space?
On earth the radio waves from your favorite radio or TV station will only go 100 miles or so at the very most, but NASA and Astronomers say that they will travel almost for ever, or at least Billions and Trillions of miles with out stopping.
How is that possible?|||Voyager 1 is so far from Earth in 1998 that it takes 9 hours 36 minutes for a radio signal traveling at the speed of light to reach Earth. Voyager's signal, produced by a 20 watt radio transmitter, is so faint that the amount of power reaching NASA's antennas is 20 billion times smaller than the power of a digital watch battery. Think that they will eventual fade into the noise of background radiation. We don't know if our signals can leave the Sun's magnetic heiloshpere|||On earth, propagation is limited by the earth's curvature. A television transmitter throws hundreds of kilowatts to go thirty miles or so, but an aircraft can talk to an ATC radio a hundred miles away with only eight watts of power because there is nothing in the way. At large distances, 1/r^2 becomes important, but with suitable antennas we can talk to spacecraft a billion miles away: there is nothing but empty space in the way.||| Radio waves on earth are either line of sight (FM or TV) or broadcast. The former can only be picked up when the earth has not curved out of their path. The latter in spreading soon become weak enough that the other signals being generated overwhelm them.
All of these signals, in theory, can go on forever in space, but in practice become so weak that they can not be detected. An indication of how far they can go is the very low wattage of the transmitters on the Mars orbiters and landers, which are sent and received with dish antennas with digital correction for lost bits. Harder to find is the wattage of the distant transmissions from the satellites that went beyond Neptune, which had to be received with very large dish antennas.|||Remember that radio waves and light waves are the same phenomena: electromagnetic radiation. The light you see from stars traveled thousands and probably millions of light years. You can see them, because:
1. stars give off intense light
2. there is nothing blocking your view of light
A similar story holds for radio waves.
On earth the radio waves from your favorite radio or TV station will only go 100 miles or so at the very most, but NASA and Astronomers say that they will travel almost for ever, or at least Billions and Trillions of miles with out stopping.
How is that possible?|||Voyager 1 is so far from Earth in 1998 that it takes 9 hours 36 minutes for a radio signal traveling at the speed of light to reach Earth. Voyager's signal, produced by a 20 watt radio transmitter, is so faint that the amount of power reaching NASA's antennas is 20 billion times smaller than the power of a digital watch battery. Think that they will eventual fade into the noise of background radiation. We don't know if our signals can leave the Sun's magnetic heiloshpere|||On earth, propagation is limited by the earth's curvature. A television transmitter throws hundreds of kilowatts to go thirty miles or so, but an aircraft can talk to an ATC radio a hundred miles away with only eight watts of power because there is nothing in the way. At large distances, 1/r^2 becomes important, but with suitable antennas we can talk to spacecraft a billion miles away: there is nothing but empty space in the way.||| Radio waves on earth are either line of sight (FM or TV) or broadcast. The former can only be picked up when the earth has not curved out of their path. The latter in spreading soon become weak enough that the other signals being generated overwhelm them.
All of these signals, in theory, can go on forever in space, but in practice become so weak that they can not be detected. An indication of how far they can go is the very low wattage of the transmitters on the Mars orbiters and landers, which are sent and received with dish antennas with digital correction for lost bits. Harder to find is the wattage of the distant transmissions from the satellites that went beyond Neptune, which had to be received with very large dish antennas.|||Remember that radio waves and light waves are the same phenomena: electromagnetic radiation. The light you see from stars traveled thousands and probably millions of light years. You can see them, because:
1. stars give off intense light
2. there is nothing blocking your view of light
A similar story holds for radio waves.
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