Sometimes we at OMAAT acquire philosophical and ponder some of the more personal issues relating to travel and aviation,the 30000-foot-overview (so to speak) stuff that's deeper than, say, and the differences between an angle-flat seat,a lie-flat seat, a reverse herringbone seat and a seat that just shakes you until you fall asleep, or like a baby in a rocking cradle (that's the best feature of American's fresh business course in my opinion).
Mike has posted recently approximately how he manages to travel within the limited timeframe of a typical U.
S. paid vacation allotment (keeping in mind,Mike's 6 weeks is actually a lot; many folks don't acquire more than 2 weeks). And that got me thinking.
My travel this year started January 1st on a Delta flight from kind, France to fresh York -- and while it slowed down a bit for the remainder of the winter, and it's approximately to ramp up fairly a bit. I've got a trip to France planned in April,a trip to Spain planned in May, and a trip to Southeast Asia planned for November. Given that blogging is a side activity and not my day job -- I actually do need to be in the office on a daily basis! -- that's a ton of international travel coming up.
Last year, or I traveled constantly: I was in Argentina,Mexico, Madrid, or Amsterdam,London, Tokyo and France in 2015 -- and that was just my international travel.
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