Enjoy Holiday Rentals in Lorgues

LORGUES, France - May 2, 2013 - PRLog -- Lorgues is a beautiful hill town in Provence about halfway between Nice and Marseille, known in antiquity as Massilia or Massalia.
Renting a villa is a great way to enjoy the area, which is surrounded by natural attractions like the Gorge du Verdon, and Callanques at Cassis.
Before you travel take note of these tips.
1. Study up on the language of the area you are planning to travel to before you leave. Language barriers can be tricky. Obviously, you can manage in a foreign country without speaking the language. Even so, it is always a good idea to brush-up on important words like "police" or "hospital."
2. Do not put a sightseeing attraction into your travel plans without researching it a little. While the idea of such an attraction is straightforward - go to a landmark and look at it - in practice, many popular destinations will require entrance fees or advance reservations. Being prepared for such requirements will keep you from getting disappointed.
3. When choosing luggage for a trip, black isn't always better. You want to be able to easily identify your luggage when it comes off of the baggage carousel, so buy luggage in a fun color like red or green, if you can. If you already own black luggage, add a distinctive ribbon or something colorful to mark it as yours. This will avoid any baggage mix-ups.
4. Understand that there are going to be a lot of distractions and noises on your flight, so come prepared with an eye mask and ear plugs. This will allow you to sleep in darkness and reduce any of the external noise that could cause a commotion when you are trying to rest.
5. Save money with a trip to your local library. If your trip is going to be less than two weeks long (or however long your local library's lending period) don't bother purchasing expensive travel books. Libraries often have as good of a selection as a bookstore and sometimes better. You can check out the books and guides you need, and return them to the library when you come home from your trip.
6. When you visit one of America's National Parks, you should go to the Visitor's Center upon arriving. You will find the newest information concerning the park. Park rangers will share with you any safety hazards, weather concerns, wildlife notices or closures. Visiting the Visitor's Center will assure you have a more enjoyable visit.
7. Pay special attention to the holidays of the countries you are traveling to. Different countries celebrate different holidays, and if you do not know when these are, you can give yourself a headache. Many restaurants and businesses will close on holidays, so look them up before you travel to save yourself the trouble.
8. Get to know the generic names of common pain relievers before travel. If you find that you need to purchase something at a drugstore it is helpful to know that Acetaminophen is the same thing as your favorite headache reliever, even if the drugstore does not carry the same brand. Ibuprofen and Naproxen are also common drugs.
9. Always bring a copy of all reservations with you. This way, if you get to your hotel or car rental and they say they don't have a reservation for you, you'll have proof. This can save you a lot of headaches and is relatively easy to do. Just print everything out and keep them in an organized binder or folder.
10. Join travel-centric social websites and forums. Finding a community of fellow travels to share experiences and socialize with is one of the best ways to prepare for a trip. Not only will it give you the chance to make new friends, by sharing experiences you can avoid making the same mistakes or missing out on a hidden gem on your vacation.

Contact: Barry Locker.
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