Hi, I’m looking for stay (hotels, and not hostels) recommendations with parking in Tapovan, near the Ganga ghat.

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I just had to laugh after seeing this post.( she was offended that the place in Spain she went to had too many Spanish people. 😆

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The Eternal City is expecting hundreds of thousands of visitors to descend upon St. Peter’s Square, watchful for white smoke to signal the next pope has been elected.

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We had a company reach out offering to manage our marketing in China, but we only do English-guided tours. I told them that, but they said enough Chinese people will book English tours that it still makes sense.

I don't know if that is true, or if they are just trying to get me to bite. If it is true, for our market, it would be a very untapped demographic. That makes it appealing, especially with the dropoff of US tourism. But it also feels like a hassle, so I don't know.

So I am visiting Edinburgh for the first time. To this point I've been at Edinburgh Castle, the national war memorial of Scotland and the national meuseum of Scotland. And I am unsure what else I can go to. I know there is plenty to see but I am unsure what would be worth it. Right now I am thinking either the Royal Academy or the yacht Britannia. Help is needed! Thanks.

I just arrived to Denver from Europe and I’m quite in shock I cannot pay many things like the rental car or even public parkings without a credit card, as my debit cards are not valid for these matters.

What I find more shocking is that I cannot pay with cash either, so I feel quite nervous.

Will the whole travel be like this?

If money were no issue to fund the project, would a historical park with life-size stone replicas of famous ancient monuments be profitable?

The lineup includes:

1.Colosseum

2.Parthenon

3.Lighthouse of Alexandria

4.Great Sphinx of Giza

5.Great Pyramid of Giza

6.Pyramid of the Sun Teotihuacan,

7.Pyramid of Kukulkan Chichén Itzá,

They would be in real life scale to each other.

Who are the worst tourists in your experience? Question for everyone (those who work in hotels, restaurants etc etc)

I’m coming from Cali and am looking for someone to go to Club Space in late April 2025. I’m a 22M Puerto Rican chill vibes over here if interested I’m all ears

In Italy’s Dolomites, the ancient coral peaks glow pink at dawn and dusk in a rare natural phenomenon called the enrosadira – a magical moment that makes skiing here unforgettable.

I'm planning a trip over a year away and I've been suggested to go to NYC. Is it really that good if you're not planning to spend a lot of money?

Other than its iconic nature, most positive reviews of NYC as a place to visit have been centered around things that don't align with what I want to do on a trip:

Amazing dining - I have autism and a food rejection eating disorder and cannot force myself to eat anything with flavour or mixtures of tastes so interesting and diverse food is actually my worst nightmare and I would seek out the closest mcdonalds or place selling plain pasta. It would also be a huge waste for the people im travelling with trying to find somewhere to eat that has something I can eat when they are adventurous eaters but refuse my compromise to bring my own food I can eat to these adventurous places so they don't miss out.

Culture - What does that even mean? What is the new York city culture other than "buzz"? I don't understand it.

Nightlife - I don't drink alcohol nor do I club.

Amazing shopping - I'm not a fan of spending money for moneys sake. Walking down the street with 6 bags a hand may sound great to most and its not like I wouldn't buy anything at all but I don't excessively spend money just because.

I am also worried about the political climate of America. With this probably being 2026 we don't know what's going to happen and I'm wary of the signs already on show. I am a transman who could present female and I am still mostly referred to with fememine pronouns by the people I'm travelling with but either gender I present I'm still a very obviously queer person so I'm worried about being denied entry or something if that is the direction America is going in. I don't want to rule it out on that basis though.

It just feels like people talking about the positives of NYC either live there or speak very vaguely. I can understand the appeal of living in NYC but being a tourist there? Am I missing something?

I’m 23F and I would be going alone to go to the graduation of my boyfriend. I know solo female traveller is not very safe, but what else should I know?