The bitter cold has subsided and the weather, which is good for living outside, has returned. Even people who used the cold as an excuse not to move are now considering going on an excursion. If you are seriously preparing for a trip, pay attention.
Of course, spontaneous travel is great, but most travelers want to enjoy smarter travel. Accordingly, this week’s issue presents three books that provide various useful travel tips. From stories from experts from all walks of life to information about each travel destination, it includes travel tips that will be better if you know them before you leave. Why not prepare for a more perfect trip by reading a book?
1 second travel tips
Shin Ik-su / Maeil Business Newspaper
Cover of ‘1 Second Travel Tips’ / Photo = Maeil Business Newspaper
There has never been a travel book like this before. If you are tired of travel books that list simple descriptions of travel destinations or tell stories that everyone knows as travel tips, take note. Travel reporter Shin Ik-soo collected all the travel tips and returned with ‘1 Second Travel Tips.’
The point he focused on this time, after introducing ‘super convenient’ travel as a day trip, half day, and quick trip, is extremely convenient travel tips. From the process of preparing for a trip to experiencing difficulties on the ground, we have prepared real tips that can be used anytime, anywhere.
Airplane / Photo = Unsplash
PART 1 introduces the ‘1 second memorization technique’ which can be learned in just 1 second. From the formula for buying cheap airline tickets to how to make reasonable hotel reservations, it contains travel formulas that can be used economically if you remember them like math formulas. In Part 2, we rounded up helpful tips from travel experts to increase reliability. It provides not only one-point lessons from travel influencers such as Kwak Tube and Young Alnam, but also information provided by travel industry experts such as flight attendants and airlines.
Here, we have presented the advice provided by ChatGPT, which has taken the world by storm, as well as the advice of a travel lawyer on ambiguous situations you may encounter during your trip, so it is worth traveling with them.
Travel / Photo = Unsplash
“The first formula is the ‘reconcile’ formula. It’s simply a ‘depart on Tuesday and return on Thursday’ schedule. Even on the same route, the price of a flight departing on Tuesday and arriving on Thursday is 12% cheaper than the average price for that route. The second formula is the ‘Sorghum’ formula. According to Skyscanner’s analysis, the ‘Departure on Wednesday – Return on Wednesday’ route is around 11% cheaper than the average price. If everyone uses the reconciliation formula after reading my book and air tickets for this itinerary are sold out, it means that the next best option is to donate. “To make it a little easier to remember, you have to pay for airline tickets in a ‘conventional’ and ‘conventional’ way.”
– 48 p
‘1 second travel tips’ are far from emotional writing or great photos. This is a book that gives you an insight into some really raw travel tips. You can quickly and easily emulate a travel expert with just one book.
In particular, for those who want to learn Shin Ik-soo’s smart travel secrets that he has honed through countless trips, ‘1 Second Travel Tips’ will be the best choice in the process of preparing for a trip.
Passenger’s back / Photo = Unsplash
“Of course, it’s a service we pass by because we don’t know about it. It’s a free birthday cake. If it’s your birthday, you can ask for it with confidence. Even though it’s only the size of the palm of your hand, that’s something. They say it’s free cake. There is a little time until the in-flight meal comes out, so if you are hungry, you can ask for a snack. Politely ask flight attendants for snacks such as nuts or pretzels. Drinks will be served to you after service. On long-haul flights leaving Korea, cup ramen is sometimes served when the lights on the plane are turned off. ”
– 133 p
A guidebook for a short pilgrimage to Santiago
Daehyun Cho / Hashtag
Cover of ‘A Short Pilgrimage Guide to Santiago’ / Photo = Hashtag
The ‘Short Pilgrimage Guide to Santiago’ is a book that provides key information for those who have decided to walk the Pilgrimage to Santiago within 300km. In particular, it provides more realistic information for people with limited time, such as office workers.
It includes a variety of content, from how to plan a pilgrimage route to Santiago to a recommended itinerary for the 13-day pilgrimage route. I recommend it to anyone who wants to get away from everyday life and have some alone time.
Camino de Santiago / Photo = Unsplash
“Whether you walk fast or slow, each individual has a different physical strength and the weather they walk under is also different. We need to get to Santiago de Compostela. On arrival, everyone receives a pilgrims completion certificate. No information is written on the completion certificate. Because there’s no need to write it down. The joy and emotion that comes from receiving a certificate of completion is the charm of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage. “The reality is that there is nowhere you can easily receive the inspiration you get from interacting with pilgrims from all over the world and helping each other.”
– Into the book
Let’s go on a cruise beyond your imagination!
Joo Yi-seul, Yang Ye-won and others / DoDream Media
‘Let’s go on a cruise beyond your imagination!’ Cover / Photo = Media DoDream
There is a trip that anyone who loves to travel has dreamed of at least once: a cruise. A cruise, where you can eat, sleep and play all at once on a large ship, is such an attractive journey that it is said that even if there are people who have never been there, no one has been there since at least once. Recommended for anyone curious about cruises.
‘Let’s go on a cruise beyond your imagination!’ is a book that tells the stories of 13 authors about cruises. Why not enjoy your cruise in advance by reading vivid stories about the cruise, including the various activities, rich performances, and breathtaking sights that the author has personally experienced?
Cruise / Photo = Unsplash
“Even if what you want to do is different, you can all choose what you want to your heart’s content. There is no need to wander unfamiliar streets looking for a good hotel or restaurant anymore. There are a variety of things that people of all ages and genders can enjoy, so you don’t have to worry about things going wrong during your trip. No need to rush to check in on time. You can eat at any time on the cruise, rest at any time on the cruise, and if you get bored, you can also get off at the port of call and go sightseeing. No need to struggle with lifting and lowering heavy loads. As I am on a cruise, my body automatically moves towards the destination. You can literally eat well, play well, and rest well. “There is no separate heaven.”
– p.128~129
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