Questions: Travel & Leisure

TRYP is just minutes away from all the city's top attractions like Macy's Herald Square, Jacob Javits Convention Center, Empire State, and Madison Square Garden.

At least where would you go?

I had seen this trend, there are cigar aficionado magazines, there are even Cigar men´s club,. The ones who smoke cigars act or pretend they are rich and and important people and act like tycoons and there is even a cigar culture. The cigars lovers even pose for picture showing off their cigar., They pose with theircigars, also they enjoy taking pictures of their cigars over a coffee mug, or next to a dessert or next to a beer welland even they pose with the cigar cutters as well. Something similar like the photos.

Also it seems smoking cigars are only for very adult guys,
I mean both smoking a plain cigarrete and smoking a cigar, is bad for you anyway, Why cigar are look different? At the end they could kill you too.

My humble opinion they look ridiculous posing with their cigars or taking pic of the cigar with coffee or some dessert, pretending to be this chic cool guy acting like tycoons.

I have a cousin and his best friend who are cigar aficionados, and they enjoy a lot taking pictures and posting them on social media of their cigars, or f their hand holding a cigar or a cigar over a coffee mug., and they pretend they are this cool , pretentious guys to draw people attention, When my cousin and his best friend are neither rich people or super important guys. They look like douches instead

I can't stand being on airplanes for 3+ hrs. It's like I'm crowded, can't get up and move around freely, and it's just so uncomfortable. And I don't have enough money to buy first class or business tickets.

Like before going to a new country you've never been to before. Do you like to watch videos and see photos of it on Google first? Or do you want to be surprised and figure things out on your own when you're there?

In our family it was tradition to go camping in the summer. Once all my cousins my age (23) turned like 16 we stopped going because we all honestly hated being outside for 4 days. The older members of our family just recently stopped going everyone moved away. We’ve decided to do a 2019 edition just us but getting a huge cabin that way we can invite significant others and have more fun and drink. None of us have been in a cabin is it better? I hate bugs and stuff😩

I was born in kópavogur and I've been in ísafjörður once, but that's about as far out of the general "Reykjavik" area I've ever been. Wondered what places are worth a visit the next time I'm there.

If I'm going from the U. S. to Europe on Delta Air lines, will they give me food, according to the country I'm traveling to?

I'm flying with emirate soon and am just curious if they weight carry on bags. I've never once had my carry on weighed with oher airlines.

I am now 18 years old, but I first began Drivers Education when I was 17. I have completed all the classroom hours, and have gotten my hard permit card in the mail. I had to pay for Drivers Education myself, including transportation to and from the classes. My mother refuses to do behind the wheel with me, so I will only have the 2 two-hour lessons that come with the package deal for learners. There’s a log that claims I need 50 hours of driving, I cannot afford 25 classes at $90. Can I bypass the hours since I’m older than 18, even though I began it before I was? Or should I just pay for maybe 4 behind the wheel lessons and then try my test? Any help towards this would be appreciated

Hi,

Where in the US are there good cheap spring break trips that won't break my budget. I'm currently in college and am looking to not break my bank account. I want to go some place warm but am willing to find someplace thats cold. Please give me your suggestions for places as well as hotels if you know of any. Thanks!

So, with the help of my university, I am going to work in America for 2 months, then stay there to visit some places for one more month. Bare in mind that I'm not super rich& I can't drive:(
I always loved New York, from all the movies I saw, I would like to see some of Texas, Dallas maybe. I am curious of California too, but I don't want to go to places that are too hot nor too cold. Something in between, like a nice spring-kinda hot. I'd also like to visit some typical tourist places, I'm not sure when will another opportunity like this come. Maybe the desert, the niagara falls, grand canyon etc. I wish I could do the American Road Trip, but I can't afford it:(
I'll probably have the money to visit one part (The West/The East/The Deep South etc.) which one is really worth it and why? what can I find there? THANK YOU IN ADVANCE Y'ALL