Medjuggling: A Short Story Of An Immigrant
September 11, 2001]-\\\\\\\\\\\\\\. Lida just woke up and is pouring herself a cup of coffee. She turns on the TV and she can‘t believe what she is seeing. Two airplanes hit world trade centers. She reads underneath American Airlines flight 11 and United Airlines flight 175.
Bob, her husband is somewhere on the east cost this week and she remembers he never email her his flight itinerary. Linda tries his cell phone and it goes straight into his voice mail. She quickly calls his secretary, but since Bob booked this on expedia.com and never shared it with her either, she has no idea where he is. Calling expedia did not help either, after she spend 1 hour on hold, they were unable to help her because the privacy act they can’t give out information …show more content…
Do you need visa? How long is needed to see Sydney and not to rush? These are the questions you could ask a travel agent and if they are any good they will give you extensive answer. Did you know you can’t chew gum in Singapore? You can’t even have it in your luggage because it is considered smuggling. According to bbc.co.uk they banned import and sales of chewing gum in 1992. In case you heard of a little country of Bosnia with Medjugorje , the great pilgrim city, and you want to travel there, I could be a great person to talk to. First of all cab does not cost $100 for 10 miles, because their median income is $300. But if they see you are an American and you don’t negotiate the fare before hand.. Good luck! You will pay $100. Travel agent will go the extra mile to help you and accommodate all your needs and requests. They will also help by sharing their knowledge and expertise and probably save you some money and trouble. And when you are in trouble while there is blizzard in New York, volcano eruption in Iceland or earthquake in Tokyo, with your travel agent you are not alone. They will look for an alternative, change you ticket, fight the airlines, while if you booked through one of the webpage’s you are pretty much on your own. It all sounds very good, you are probably thinking but how much does this knowledge and expertise cost
Bob, her husband is somewhere on the east cost this week and she remembers he never email her his flight itinerary. Linda tries his cell phone and it goes straight into his voice mail. She quickly calls his secretary, but since Bob booked this on expedia.com and never shared it with her either, she has no idea where he is. Calling expedia did not help either, after she spend 1 hour on hold, they were unable to help her because the privacy act they can’t give out information …show more content…
Do you need visa? How long is needed to see Sydney and not to rush? These are the questions you could ask a travel agent and if they are any good they will give you extensive answer. Did you know you can’t chew gum in Singapore? You can’t even have it in your luggage because it is considered smuggling. According to bbc.co.uk they banned import and sales of chewing gum in 1992. In case you heard of a little country of Bosnia with Medjugorje , the great pilgrim city, and you want to travel there, I could be a great person to talk to. First of all cab does not cost $100 for 10 miles, because their median income is $300. But if they see you are an American and you don’t negotiate the fare before hand.. Good luck! You will pay $100. Travel agent will go the extra mile to help you and accommodate all your needs and requests. They will also help by sharing their knowledge and expertise and probably save you some money and trouble. And when you are in trouble while there is blizzard in New York, volcano eruption in Iceland or earthquake in Tokyo, with your travel agent you are not alone. They will look for an alternative, change you ticket, fight the airlines, while if you booked through one of the webpage’s you are pretty much on your own. It all sounds very good, you are probably thinking but how much does this knowledge and expertise cost