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Dr. Mary Travelbest London, New York, Arizona




 Dr. Mary Travelbest London, New York, Florida, Arizona


FAQ: A listener asks: “ I’ll be in London. Should I get the 2 day bus pass? Do I take the jump on jump off bus?”
Response: It depends on the weather. If it’s raining, then you may not want to do this trip.
This kind of trip helps you understand the city in a short time span and will be best. If you are new to the city, it can make sense, depending on you.

Destination: New York City
Dr. Travelbest shares some of her experience in New York, growing up. What’s different about travel in New York? Is it safe? As long as you stay in open areas and don’t tempt the bad guys, you should be okay. What museums?
Metropolitan Museum of Art (MOMA)
Museum of Natural History
Statue of Liberty


Mistakes:
The missed flight, which was another two days until we could leave.
Stranded for three days total.
One of a kind experience made the most of a mistake by our travel agent.

Sedona, Arizona
Population is less than 12,000 people.
Stay there off season if you can.

Grand Canyon National Park
 Sedona, Arizona

Grand Canyon National Park

Destination: Florida
Snowbirds from New York. Orlando, with Disney
Bahamas are nearby.

Mistakes:
The missed flight, which was another two days until we could leave Tahiti.
Stranded for three days total.
One of a kind experience made the most of a mistake by our travel agent.

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