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I've just booked my first holiday all on my own! :hyper: I've booked / bought the following:-
- Apartment
- Flight
- Car hire (direct from airport so no need for transfers)
- Ordered E111
- Travel insurance
I need to find a way to get to the airport (for an 0815 flight), but I'm working on that.
What else do I need to do? Anything?
Thanks!
- Apartment
- Flight
- Car hire (direct from airport so no need for transfers)
- Ordered E111
- Travel insurance
I need to find a way to get to the airport (for an 0815 flight), but I'm working on that.
What else do I need to do? Anything?
Thanks!
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Cos if you don't find that, you ain't going anywhere (anywhere decent
theres always scotland!.... or you could stay at home
Think I would rather stay at home :thumb:
Bulgaria, for a week from June 18th.
Found an apartment with two bathrooms (one bedroom!), sauna and private plunge pool and sea views (yet set up on a hill towards the mountains) for £150!! Bargainous! :hyper:
that sounds amazing!! i always find having a variety of different handbags/daybags/rucksacks is useful. and also a mini folder/massive purse for keeping ur passport and flight details and stuff at the airport.
Make sure you follow the liquids guidelines - you can only take less than 100 ml onto the plane of any one item - which includes things like mascara and toothpaste, lipstick - and you have to fit all your bottles into a plastic bag about the same size as a small sandwich bag.
If you have anything larger it has to go in the hold - if you get as far as security control with it - then it gets thown away.
Anyone know what the website is with the official liquid guidelines Wyetry mentioned?
ETA: Oh, never mind, I found it myself. http://www.dft.gov.uk/transportforyou/airtravel/airportsecurity if anyone else needs it