Europe Trip
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We were in Switzerland some days ago. There are shops that sell better quality at affordable prices greater variety of children’s winter wear.
The winds were chilling. -
auntieM:
North Face is good quality won't wear for adult and kids. But very ex in Singapore. We bought ours from the US which is at least 30% cheaper on regular price.
Can try Uniqlo, M Dutti. The North Face has nice stuff for kids too. There is a shop in Wheelock Place that sells kids winter clothings ..baobei:
Dear all,
Where do you get winter clothings for your children? Is there any sale that you know of? Looking at pants, boots and vest that could keep the children warm.
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There are many guides available at your all the destination places who can refer you best places further and can also tell you the best way to get entertainment in that city.So it is not a big matter.
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Swiss Air promo.
Prices are two way, tax inclusive.
Amsterdam from SGD 821.-
Barcelona from SGD 803.-
Brussels from SGD 818.-
Copenhagen from SGD 807.-
Frankfurt from SGD 975.-
Geneva from SGD 718.-
London (LHR) from SGD 1018.-
Madrid from SGD 805.-
Malaga from SGD 790.-
Manchester from SGD 989.-
Milan (MXP) from SGD 807.-
Munich from SGD 1098.-
Nice from SGD 813.-
Paris (CDG) from SGD 825.-
Prague from SGD 807.-
Rome (FCO) from SGD 820.-
Tel Aviv from SGD 801.-
Venice from SGD 800.-
Vienna from SGD 871.-
Zurich from SGD 680.-
http://booking.swiss.com/web/bba.htm?i=exb1&g=2 -
xiaostar:
Is this before tax ?Swiss Air promo.
Prices are two way, tax inclusive.
Amsterdam from SGD 821.-
Barcelona from SGD 803.-
Brussels from SGD 818.-
Copenhagen from SGD 807.-
Frankfurt from SGD 975.-
Geneva from SGD 718.-
London (LHR) from SGD 1018.-
Madrid from SGD 805.-
Malaga from SGD 790.-
Manchester from SGD 989.-
Milan (MXP) from SGD 807.-
Munich from SGD 1098.-
Nice from SGD 813.-
Paris (CDG) from SGD 825.-
Prague from SGD 807.-
Rome (FCO) from SGD 820.-
Tel Aviv from SGD 801.-
Venice from SGD 800.-
Vienna from SGD 871.-
Zurich from SGD 680.-
http://booking.swiss.com/web/bba.htm?i=exb1&g=2 -
Paris low budget
http://www.parisinfo.com/uploads/08//DP_Petits_prix_12_EN.pdf -
Hi all, I intend to travel to Europe this june. Ljubljana seems to be quite peaceful and Switzerland is also not bad. Are there any special things to take note of? Is Europe dangerous or not due to recent recession in Greece and Italy where is quite dangerous. Got any tips? Thanks
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Safety is subjective, but the rule of the thumb is to avoid quiet desolate places, and avoid travelling at night. Tourist attractions all over the world attract criminal elements, so be careful with your wallet and passport.
Overall, travelling in Europe is a pleasent experience. Wish you all the best in your travels. -
The usual rule of travelling applies with regards to personal belongings and safety. Don’t do anything stupid. That said, Europe is one of the safest travelling location. I always tell my friends this :- If they can travel to Malaysia, don’t need to ask about safety when asking about Europe / USA / Australia / NZ etc etc
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My family just did a backpack holiday in Europe last summer - 2 adults, 2 teen girls. A piece of advice I have is to carry your passport and spare cash in a hidden pouch, leaving only enough for the day in your wallet or pockets. Travel light so you have your hands free - the more things you have on you, the more distracted you will be and the more likely to have your pockets picked. Be aware of people around you and be very alert when approached by strangers who ask for directions, ask for donations, tell you that there is something wrong with your bag/clothes etc - they may well be genuine, but there are a lot of pickpockets around, especially where tourists go. Always have your next destination hotel info on hand with phone nos, map etc, especially if you are arriving at night. If you are booking tickets online, make sure you know if you need to collect paper tickets, and when and where you need to go.
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