I have been pick-pocketed only once in my extensive traveling life. It was in Los Angeles on Hollywood Boulevard, where the thief managed to undo my backpack, grab my wallet and never even touch the arm of my husband draped around my shoulder. A few years later, near Westminster Abbey in London, two girls “accidentally” bumped into my mother, as well as her large purse, apologizing to us profusely as they walked away with her wallet.
Read full article here: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/12/fashion/pants-designed-to-outsmart-pickpockets.html?_r=0
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Save Cash Flying Into These Alternative US Airports
My personal addition to this list would be to fly into the Sanford International Airport (SFB) in stead of the Orlando's main airport (MCO). As I have mentioned in a previous post, I like to fly with Allegiant Airlines which has its' largest East-Coast Hub at SFB. You can use the airport code "ORL" to get results for both SFB and MCO on most flight search engines.
Also, this works for others cities with multiple airports. Example: For New York City, USA and London, UK area airports you can simply enter "NYC" and "LON" respectively.
-Save Cash Flying Into These Alternative US Airports-
"Traveling is so much better when you can make it both cheap and easy. And sometimes all you have to do to kill both birds with the same stone is fly into an airport that’s near where you really want to go. We’ve looked at some of the biggest cities in the United States to see what airports you should fly into, and some of the information might surprise you." See the list here!
Also, this works for others cities with multiple airports. Example: For New York City, USA and London, UK area airports you can simply enter "NYC" and "LON" respectively.
-Save Cash Flying Into These Alternative US Airports-
"Traveling is so much better when you can make it both cheap and easy. And sometimes all you have to do to kill both birds with the same stone is fly into an airport that’s near where you really want to go. We’ve looked at some of the biggest cities in the United States to see what airports you should fly into, and some of the information might surprise you." See the list here!
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