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Six years ago, my mother and I visited Thailand. It was our first time when we flew   just the two. At first, we confused the flight time and arrived too early, during the flight we could not sleep because of the crying of the child. When we arrived, everything went wrong, at first we could not find our bus to the hotel, and when we arrived, problems with check-in began. Because of the strong waves, we could not even swim, the only way out was the pool, the food was terrible, we had to buy food ourselves, which quickly ran out of money. The days were too hot, which is why we had to sit in the room, we could not go on excursions in any way because of the rather high prices. There were still many unpleasant situations. All in all, it was the worst vacation ever.

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I was in Moscow once when I was 12. I can say this is a very big city where there are a lot of people, I don't like it, and there you can get confused, but fortunately or unfortunately I could not go far because we were followed and did not let go. On the way to the camp, I saw a lot of cars, big traffic jams and this I consider a minus as in all big cities, sometimes there was rain. In short, I really liked it there and I hope to go there again and already see everything and everything, when I arrive I will definitely write and tell you how it was there 😁 😁 😁

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I spent this summer very cool, I fell asleep at 4 am and woke up at 8 am, and all the time I played on the computer, and never almost went outside, the maximum where I went was to the store, and if there was no coronavirus, I would most likely go to the city of Kazan, so I had a very fun summer

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It's happened in summer When I was 14. I with my father and mum go to the camping (for two weeks). All was ok. I was fishing and swimming and having fun. Mum always told me to stop picking wounds. I didn't listen to her and kept doing it. Suddenly new woundes have started to appear on my body. I didn't notice that, but my mum discovered this. Then we went to the hospital. The dermatologist said that I had a disease similar to chicken pox. I spent the next 21 days at home, even though I could have hung out with friends. I finally recovered and enjoyed the rest of the summer.

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Five years ago, our class went to America, where we had to write an essay on the history and sights of the country on our return home. However, on the first day, our flight was postponed for hourse, and after arrival, due to the transfer of the flight, we arrived at the hotel very late. The next day, we couldn't go to the museum because it was closed because of a microwave oven that burned down half of the building. Because of all the above, we had to return home.

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Once we went on vacation with my family. The parents were given a vacation at work. We went to rest on the sea. And one day we swam, sunbathed and had fun. We left everything on the beach, there was a bag with things: phones, money, keys. Everywhere was a lot of people. But suddenly, when we got out of the water and went back to the beach, we found out that our things had failed. They were stolen and no one took action. The sea was far away from the place where we lived. there was no money, we went on foot, it's good that we knew the way to the house. That's how our vacation ended unsuccessfully.

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When I was 10 years old, my family and I decided to go to the sea. It was decided to visit Turkey. The plans were to spend time usefully and visit the maximum number of various excursions. The first couple of days everything was absolutely perfect, nature, unfamiliar and at the same time such a fascinating history and culture. But, happiness did not last long, fate decreed its own way and I to earn acute otitis media .. And for almost all the remaining 2 weeks I lay in a room with a high temperature. The only thing that really pleases is that I managed to get well and spend the last 2 days on the beach. Here is such an uncomplicated but interesting story from my biography...

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Two years ago my family and I decided to go on summer vacation to Turkey. The flight was from Moscow. The flight was scheduled for the evening, so all day we were preparing for departure. We got on the plane and I fell asleep right away because I was very tired. Then, about 2 hours later, they woke me up and said that we were flying back to Moscow, because some kind of emergency had happened. I was very scared, because after landing, the plane was surrounded by fire trucks and an ambulance. After that, the flight was postponed for 7 hours. I really wanted to sleep, so the time flew by very quickly for me. It took 7 hours, and we finally got on the plane. The flight went smoothly and finally landed in Turkey. At this time, while waiting for the flight, my sister managed to get sick, she had a fever. We spent the whole vacation at the hotel. Therefore, this is my worst trip.

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When I was 10 years old we went to Kazakhstan. We went there just after the new year. My godmother suggested that we visit her. I refused right away, but no one listened to me. I thought I'd have fun with my friends on New Year's Eve, but it wasn't meant to be. We went by car. I had no idea yet how difficult and time-consuming it was to go through customs control at the border. After customs I immediately fell asleep and woke up when we arrived. I was the only one who was a child and I was bored. We spent three days there. I was frustrated as I had spent half of the winter holidays bored.

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Four days ago, me and my
classmates decide to take a break from school and go on a trip. It was decided to visit Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. This is a small village in Wales, known for its huge name. When I tried to pronounce the name of the village I've broke my tongue.This was my first disappointment on this trip. Fortunately, we got to hotel without any problems. In our first day we went to the Saint Maria cathedral. I really liked the architecture of cathedral and i forgot about my psychological trauma(???). However, on the next day I noticed a lot of dust in the corner of my room. That made me depressive mood, so I was really upset and decided to back home without warning my friends. And in this way my worst trip had over.

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Once I travel to the sea with my granny. It was a small town Lazarevskoe. Our apartment was located just 10 meters from the sea. It was a half-board holiday. I thought that it would be a great vacation. But it was not so.
Beach was crowded and sea was dirty. Another problem that it rained every single day and sea was cold. Because of it we traveled a lot. For example we went to the tourist trip and walked down the coast. For several days my grandmother was ill. And we was in flat for a big part of the day.

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I went to Malaysia in the summer. It was a wonderful, warm country. Until one day there was trouble, but I'll be back later. He arrived and settled in a 5 star hotel. I was served great, I liked to spend time in Malaysia. One evening I went for a walk in Kuala Lumpur. Kuala Lumpur is the capital of the country. A stranger met me on the street and asked me to tell me the way. I tell him that I am a tourist here and not a local, and he did not even listen to me. I drove him away and went back to my hotel. I climbed in to get my wallet to enter the hotel, but there was no wallet. Then I immediately realized who was to blame for this. It's good that the police noticed me and helped me find the thief. That's the bad memory left of this trip.

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Common travel problems

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It's Sod's Law, you're finally off on holiday and you start feeling ill. But don't worry, it doesn't have to ruin your trip. From sickness to sunburn, here are 10 of the most common travel problems to look out for (and how best to prevent them).

1. Being unprepared

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Before you head off abroad, you'll need to check what jabs are required. You'll be fine for most of Europe and North America, but for Asia, Africa and South and Central America you'll want to speak to your GP first. Some travel jabs are free on the NHS, like hepatitis A and typhoid, while others you'll have to pay for. Either way, spending a little time researching beforehand is better than contracting Japanese Encephalitis while you're out there, right?

2. Jet lag

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Jet lag is very real, as anyone who's spent eight hours on a plane to travel forward three hours will tell you (that's a typical London to NYC flight, FYI). It's essentially time travel, and while it feels like magic, it plays havoc with your sleeping and eating patterns. You'll experience jet lag any time you travel through two different time zones (or more) in a single journey, and symptoms often include feeling tired, hungry (or hangry) and difficulty concentrating.

3. Travel sickness

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Motion sickness is a crafty one, it can come on suddenly, and take a long time to fade. It occurs when your inner ear sends signals to your brain that don't match what you're seeing. You could feel travel sick on any mode of transport: cars, planes, trains, coaches and boats (seasickness is particularly common). Some people may experience it on one mode of transport only, for others the thought of any travel is enough to send them green. While you can't stop it completely, there are a few ways to ease the symptoms and make travelling more pleasant.

4. Insect bites

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You could be in a tropical rainforest or the Scottish Highlands and still experience a pesky insect bite (or ten). While annoying and itchy, most bites are harmless and will improve on their own, however it's possible to experience an allergic reaction or contract a disease. Diseases like malaria from mosquitos or Lyme disease from ticks are rare occurrences, but you should still avoid the risk with the correct prevention.

5. Sunburn

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As soon as we escape the UK to warmer climes, us Brits have a terrible reputation for getting sunburnt. So don't be the fool who's lobster-red by the pool. Instead, take our (and your mum's) advice: top up your sunscreen, and try to stay in the shade between 11am and 3pm when the rays are strongest. While most sunburn is light and fades in a few days, severe sunburn can lead to blistering, and, in some cases, heatstroke.

6. Heat exhaustion and heatstroke

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Sometimes even the dedicated sun-worshippers among us can get too hot. Heat exhaustion symptoms can start with feeling thirsty and hot, while more extreme cases include headaches, dizziness, loss of appetite and a high temperature. Children can also become floppy and sleepy. If you can't cool down within 30 minutes, this could be a sign of heatstroke, which is much more serious and requires medical attention.

7. Altitude sickness

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It's not everyone's cup of tea to climb a mountain while on holiday, but for those who venture to lofty heights, it's worth knowing about altitude sickness. You need to be 3,000 metres above sea level to experience altitude sickness, so you won't be surprised to hear it's not even possible in the UK (our tallest mountain, Ben Nevis, is a baby at 1,345m). Not everyone experiences altitude sickness, but those who do will have shortness of breath (due to thinner air), headaches, dizziness, nausea and tiredness. As this type of sickness occurs when you travel too high, too quickly, there are a few preventative methods you can take.

8. Food poisoning

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It's not pleasant and it's certainly not making the photo album anytime soon, but most of us will have a holiday memory that includes food poisoning. You can get food poisoning from ingesting pesky bacteria (usually campylobacter, salmonella or E. coli). They can end up in your food for a number of reasons: the food isn't cooked or reheated thoroughly, it's not stored correctly or is left out too long. We probably don't need to describe the exact symptoms of food poisoning to you, but let's just say you'll have trouble at - ahem - both ends. Once you have food poisoning, you'll just have to wait it out, but there are ways of preventing it.

9. Traveller's diarrhoea

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While the source of traveller's diarrhoea is similar to food poisoning (we're looking at you, E. coli and salmonella), this one can also occur through parasites such as giardia, and viruses, like norovirus. You guessed it, symptoms include diarrhoea - specifically passing three or more loose bowel movements in a 24-hour period. On average, it'll last for three to five days and clear up on its own, although over-the-counter medicine can help with the symptoms.

10. Jellyfish stings

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While a white sandy beach and a clear blue sea can look like paradise on the surface, there could be some sea creatures lurking beneath. Jellyfish stings can be very painful and itchy and while there are lots of rumoured remedies out there, it's best to leave the vinegar in the bottle and soak the sting in seawater instead. Some places will have stinger suits available to reduce the chance of being stung, but it's also about being sensible: read the beach warning signs, keep your eyes out for jellyfish and wear water shoes so you don't stand on anything when you're walking into the sea.

Now you know the best way to prevent these common travel problems, you can go ahead and book your flights for a happy, healthy holiday:
All flight and prices mentioned in this article are estimates of the cheapest prices based on Skyscanner's flight search tools. These are subject to change and were correct at time of writing on 2 July 2019.

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It's Sod's Law, you're finally off on holiday and you start feeling ill. But don't worry, it doesn't have to ruin your trip. From sickness to sunburn, here are 10 of the most common travel problems to look out for (and how best to prevent them).