[Travelandtourism] Traveling Internationally

[doug.lawlor at gmail.com]

Hello:
Although I have not traveled in Europe, I have traveled to Ghana, West Africa. 
I found that both Air Canada and Lufthanza were very good with providing assistance. 
The first time a arrived in Ghana the assistent insisted that I get into a wheel chair when I got on the bus to go from the plane to the airport terminal. No airplane bridges their. Everyone departs all aircraft and boards a bus to be transported to the airport. The wheel chair insident only happened once though. The second time I went back I had no problem. The assistent just let me take his arm and he guided me through the airport. 
When in Ghana everyone who doesn't know you personally and provides you a service of any kind is expected to get paid a small amount. I gave them 10 GHS, about $5.20 canadian. Strangely, this only happened on arrival, not when I departed the country. 

If anyone would like to know more about my travels to Ghana just ask. 

Doug

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On 2012-07-26, at 3:29 PM, Keitei Colton <kekiangeles111 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> Is there anyone that has traveled internationally through Europe? If so, is there any tips for doing it?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Keitei Colton
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