1. Do not plan to see too much of Spain at one time. Many want to see one new city every day. They may be unaware of the distances between cities and one does not want to be traveling every single day. It is best to stay in cities for at a minimum of two nights, preferably three. That way one can see a city in depth and remember it. Spain has to be savored slowly with time for one to sit at a sidewalk cafe, eating tapas and drinking a glass of wine while one sees the passing parade or contemplates a monument.
2. Ask your hotel desk for a map of the city or ask for it at
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Do you really think that you’d do well without any type of travel insurance at all? Well, for some individuals, travel insurance is just another extra or additional expense. But if you’re a wise person, you will find travel insurance necessary especially if you’re traveling with your family. So you definitely need to get family travel insurance.
What can travel insurance do to your holiday travel? To help you understand better how travel insurance works, read on and you will find more about it.
Planning alone for your family travel is already quite expensive. You’ve probably listed many things that you need to spend money on and the last thing you need is your travel agency asking if you want to
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Sometimes, being able to communicate effectively just requires a handful of common Spanish phrases. Just using a few appropriate Spanish phrases is enough for you to be understood and to eliminate the need for funny gestures.
At first, it will be acceptable to make an adorable fool of yourself but being understood is surely the better way.
Using the following phrases will let others know that you only have a few Spanish words and phrases:
No hablo español -I don’t speak Spanish
Habla usted inglés? -Do you speak English?
No comprendo – I do not understand
Mas lentamente/despacio, por favor-Speak more slowly, please
Spanish Dining Made Easy
Wherever you want to eat, be it in a private home, a small diner, a hotel or
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