I didn't find San Francisco particularly inspiring either, but my solution is to always rent a car on a four day US trip. Have somewhere in mind to visit and often someone will want to tag along, and even if they don't, you still get to see what you wanted to. Even if there's only two or three of you, sharing the cost makes for a pretty affordable day out. It can be difficult, especially in certain destinations, but no one should feel that they have to hide in their room for an entire trip.
@@wotchyadoingalan I would do that but I’m terrified to drive in the US 🤣 I am happy to venture out on my own in most places but that particular trip I just wanted to chill 🧘♀️
@@meganrose1259 Nairobi is a really good chill trip😉 Driving in the US is easy enough once you've got the hang of things... If we end up on the same US trip, happy to share the driving.
For BA I can back up the date for the Training being slightly optional! Secondly, as someone who’s going through the Vetting process for TUI, I don’t think people realise that the whole application / references and airside passes is just as tedious and stressful as training can be! 😂😊
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Great timing for people onboarding this january
I’m 16 days into training for the sand company as you and I’m loving it xx
@@lucymullins3890 glad you’re enjoying it 😘 and best of luck with your last few weeks!
@ thank you ❤️❤️
Thanks for advice for those need it!
I didn't find San Francisco particularly inspiring either, but my solution is to always rent a car on a four day US trip. Have somewhere in mind to visit and often someone will want to tag along, and even if they don't, you still get to see what you wanted to. Even if there's only two or three of you, sharing the cost makes for a pretty affordable day out. It can be difficult, especially in certain destinations, but no one should feel that they have to hide in their room for an entire trip.
@@wotchyadoingalan I would do that but I’m terrified to drive in the US 🤣 I am happy to venture out on my own in most places but that particular trip I just wanted to chill 🧘♀️
@@meganrose1259 Nairobi is a really good chill trip😉 Driving in the US is easy enough once you've got the hang of things... If we end up on the same US trip, happy to share the driving.
I loved layovers on my own. No waiting for anyone and eating wherever I wanted to!
For BA I can back up the date for the Training being slightly optional! Secondly, as someone who’s going through the Vetting process for TUI, I don’t think people realise that the whole application / references and airside passes is just as tedious and stressful as training can be! 😂😊
@@lewism1847 agreed 🤣