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Traveling in Europe for 72 Days

  A synopsis of my 71 days Europe trip. Here are the links i used to book my hotels. www.bookings.com For cheap and affordable cross cities or even cross countries travelling use https://www.flixbus.com/ Flixbus provide   Tip 1: travelling in Europe during the winter, wear long boots. Tip 2: bring your own medicines/antibiotics ointments from home country Tip 3: if you travel alone, take public transportation. Travel with family? rent a car.  Tip 4: Bring a kettle and a insulated jug (especially in winter)  Tip 5: Do not bring a lot of cash, just bring 200~300 euros. Bring a credit card (more than one credit card in case one is lost/stolen)  Bring a credit gives you a minds-free travelling. For myself, my credit card company charges 2% for each transaction so it is not too bad. The cost might have been higher if you buy from the bank, there's currency exchange rate fee anyways. So, why not just carry a card in your pocket, just pull it out from your pocket when it's needed. Tip

Tips when traveling in Europe

 A synopsis of my 71 days Europe trip. Here are the links i used to book my hotels. www.bookings.com For cheap and affordable cross cities or even cross countries travelling use https://www.flixbus.com/ Flixbus provide   Tip 1: travelling in Europe during the winter, wear long boots. Tip 2: bring your own medicines/antibiotics ointments from home country Tip 3: if you travel alone, take public transportation. Travel with family? rent a car.  Tip 4: Bring a kettle and a insulated jug (especially in winter)  Tip 5: Do not bring a lot of cash, just bring 200~300 euros. Bring a credit card (more than one credit card in case one is lost/stolen)  Bring a credit gives you a minds-free travelling. For myself, my credit card company charges 2% for each transaction so it is not too bad. The cost might have been higher if you buy from the bank, there's currency exchange rate fee anyways. So, why not just carry a card in your pocket, just pull it out from your pocket when it's needed. Tip

Refreshing Serums for Summer

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Vichy M89 Serum Very light weighted water-based serum Absorbing mineral serum boosts and plumps , keeps face moisturize even during the summer. I use it everyday as daily serum in the morning before applying primers or foundations alone As Vicky, this brand is most famous that it's products are safe for all skin types. Even you have the most sensitive skin, this water based serum will provide comfort and moisturize, it doesn't give stress or oily outcome on faces.  Luckily, I came encounter of this product when I travel to France, it's just one of my random purchases at airport and pharmacies there, which is usually lots cheaper. I believe I  got this at 15 Euros around and it was $39.99 here at Target. Bargain?!