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Ann Nelson's avatar

So much to unpack! I can't wait to dig into all of these links.

I own a travel business - and I'm still booking travel to Europe. Everyone has a different risk acceptance level. Clients who are avid travelers are generally willing...those who are new at this are a little more risk averse. Keep in mind that we will start seeing fuel surcharges for flights. If you're going - book soon.

What I will mention is that travel insurance does NOT cover war. At all. So...if you do this trip - make sure that all of your participants have a Cancel For Any Reason insurance policy. They can also purchase an evacuation policy in case of an emergency not related to health issues. These are relatively inexpensive for the peace of mind they provide. If they are US citizens - make sure they enroll in the SMART Traveler program so the State Department knows where they are in case of an emergency (war or otherwise) in their destination.

Can't wait to hear the details. If it's end of summer or early fall - I'd LOVE to attend!!

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Erin's avatar

Regarding your question about the men's 501s. When I was a teenager (late 1960s) there were no women's jeans, and certainly no women's 501s. I bought the men's at the hardware store for $5. New. That's what they cost. My friends and I would sew up the side seams a bit to make them a little more form fitting. Not ideal, but it worked.

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