Kaitlyn Morris
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Google Flights is also a good resource, like Skyscanner, it shows you prices by day and provides a price graph for alternative dates and departing/ arriving at different airport locations that could save you more money. Travel Pirates is a site I like to browse regularly because they offer great vacation packages to lots of destinations for group or solo travel in domestic and international locations for really amazing deals. Check prices out of bigger international airports like LAX, JFK and ATL to your intended destination then just book a domestic flight from home to that airport. I’ve found that best Flights to Asia are out of LA and best to Europe (especially Paris) is from New York.
My visit to The City of Love was the first stop on my mom’s surprise birthday trip to Rome. Our tour of Versailles didn’t take as long as we thought, so we still had the rest of the day to explore Paris. The HyperSpace Mountain ride is amazing and Mickey’s Philharmagic Show (similar to Orlando’s) is absolutely adorable. On our last day in Paris, we made up for the time lost on Saturday and discovered how walkable this area really is because everything was in such close proximity of each other.
The attention to detail in every aspect is amazing, so it goes without saying that there are quite a few can’t be missed photo ops in this city. So if you’re seeking the most Instagram worthy places in Tokyo, keep reading: The kaleidoscope entryway definitely makes for one of the most Instagram worthy places in Tokyo. You don’t have to travel to Kyoto to find the real life version of the red Asian arch emoji – there’s one right in Tokyo. Every Asian temple I’ve seen is beautifully decorated with amazing attention to detail – this one is no exception.
But what is unique about Tokyo – is the convenience stores like 7/11 (which you can find just about every two minutes) serve fresh foods and full meals that are really good for each meal of the day. We happened to find it while walking but the line was insanely long so we didn’t want to wait. At the one we ran into, the chefs prepare in the middle and the food just comes around, you grab and eat whatever you want, and if there’s something you see on the menu that isn’t there, just ask them to make it. You’ll find Harajuku style fashion here, of course, as well as some cool vintage shops and even urban wear that you won’t necessarily find back home.