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Two things we know for sure: traveling can be the most fun, exciting, and life-changing experience of your life, and traveling can be the most stressful, expensive, and complicated thing you’ll ever do.
Other things we know for sure?
What to do if you lose your passport while traveling abroad, for starters. How to solve a spat with a stubborn airline representative—we’ve been there and have an answer. Maybe you’re fighting with your partner while traveling abroad and need some advice. You could be wondering about the proper etiquette for visiting an Onsen in Japan. Or packing tips for your very first African safari. The bottom line is, if you’re planning to travel, you’ve got questions, and we’ve got answers.
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Fodor’s was founded way back in 1936 by Eugene Fodor. That’s when he published his very first guidebook aimed at helping American tourists navigate Europe, it was an instant bestseller and sold out in only three days. At its core, Fodor’s has always inspired its readers to explore the world respectfully, safely, and knowledgeably.
To carry the torch that Eugene Fodor lit back in the 1930s, we want to welcome you to send us your most burning travel questions. We’ll do what we do best: research, call on experts, compile itineraries, comb our vast archive, and cross-check with real-time updates.
The objective? To best answer your specific travel question.
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Send any and all travel questions to [email protected].
Once we receive your question, we’ll find the best person to give you the perfect advice, either pulling from their expert opinion or their very own experiences.
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Thank you for this opportunity to get my questions answered. We have a short time in Madrid this October- 3 nights which translates to 2.5 days counting travel time. We are a party of 4 adults and would like to use our time efficiently. We are interested in seeing El Prado, the Royal Palace and lingering in the streets of Madrid. We are alos considering seeing Toledo but with this amount of time will it be too much? After Madrid we are taking the train to Cordoba and continuing our trip to southern Spain. Your thoughts.
Thank you for helping people get the information they need. Great stuff as usual.