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Récemment, j'ai lu des textes sur le Ghost Traveling, c'est-à-dire voyager comme un fantôme, sans passer par les douanes, sans papiers d'identité, etc. Je trouvais ça intéressant, et ce qui était écrit avait l'air réalisable. Je suis donc tenté d'essayer. Je voudrais savoir si quelqu'un parmi vous a déjà vécu une telle aventure, ou si vous envisagez d'essayer. Il faut sans doute une très grande résistance et une excellente capacité d'adaptation, et j'ai les deux. Je voulais donc connaître votre avis là-dessus...

Bonjour à tous,

Peut-être aimez-vous comme moi recevoir des cartes postales ... ça donne envie de partir !

Si vous avez envie d'échanger de beaux modèles de cartes postales, envoyez-moi un e-mail, on pourra se transmettre nos adresses postales.

Mon courriel : moi_mes_souliers@hotmail.com

Au plaisir ! 😉

Bonjour,

Je voudrais préparer un safari en Tanzanie dans les parcs du sud. Si vous avez des infos à me communiquer: agences sur place, experiences, budget....Enfin bref toute info sera la bienvenue.

Merci d'avance.

Salut, j'ai bloqué 3 semaines avec un copain (ptete 2) pour faire un voyage dans les pays de l'est (on pense à la slovénie, croatie, slovaquie, rep tcheque pologne etc...) le tout en juillet. on a prévu environ 6 ou 7000 frcs (voire plus), on veut partir en voiture et essayer de faire environ 5 ou 6 pays. quels sont vos conseils, les endroits à ne pas manquer, quel genre de tour peut-on faire, les bons plans etc... merci de nous faire partager vos expériences et nous filer qqes bons conseils.

dans l'attente de vos nombreuses reponses

bye

Bonjour,

Qui est allé récemment en voiture ou en car en Bulgarie ?

Je voudrais savoir quel itinéraire imprunter en partant de Paris, et notamment s'il est préférable de passer par la Roumanie, ou la Yougoslavie ?

Même question si on part du Sud de la France: est-ce que la liaison est facile en passant par la Croatie ?

Merci de vos expériences.

Salut, en fait j'ai kelke infos pour bosser au danemark cet été pour la recoolte de fraises et de petit pois ainsi ke kelke otres plan de boulot .

Je cherche donc des gens motivés a partir " a l'arrache " en vagabondant de taff en taff en Europe avec pour seule motivatuion de pas mourrir trop con et de vouloir voir le monde .

Donc j'ai 19 ans et je suis pres a partir des que possible

pour me contacter : hugo.raoulas@laposte.net

Salut,

Si je voudrais faire une tour moyen de l'europe tout en visitant et en travaillant est-ce possible?

Kel pays sont favorable pour les voyageurs a mini budgets? Je vais probablement arrivé a paris kel itinéraire je pourrais prendre par la suite pour continuer notre grande escapade!!!!

Comment cela fonctionne-t-il pour les visa ai-je besoin d'un visa ds chaque different pays?

merci infiniment!!!-xx-

salut a tous..

y a til quelqu'un qui a deja fait ce genre de voyage ? faut il des visas pour chaque pays que lon traverse et par ou est il plus simple de passer...je pensais aller jusque vienne puis partir par les pays de l'est..qu'en pensez vous ?

j'aimerais eviter de prendre l'aeroflot..cest pour ca..

a bientot

marrotte

Salut à tous!🙂

Nous sommes 2 étudiantes bien décidées à découvrir l'Europe(Pays-bas, italie, allemagne, pologne....et pourquoi pas jusqu'à Moscou)!😊

Nous avons commencé à nous informer, mais ayant peu d'experience, il y a des questions non élucidées : papiers, péages, essence...🤪

Si quelqu'un peut nous renseigner(experience, liens internet, connaissances, astuces...), ce serait super sympa de nous en faire profiter!!!😉

Merci d'avance!!!!!🙂

2 étudiantes super motivées!!!!!!!😉

J'ai lu qqpart un classement des 10 pays les plus violents au monde...Mais JEN, ARRIVE PLUS A ME SOUVENIR SUR QUEL SITE j, ai lu cela....Je me rappelle que la palme de la violence revient a la Colombie....que les USA ne sont pas loin dans le classement et que le Guatémala (ouffff) ne figurait pas dans les 10 premiers....

Qqun aurait-il vu cet article et s, en souviendrait-il mieux que moi...????

bonjour! nous sommes 2 etudiants de 22 ans de montreal.. et nous souhaitons faire un voyage de 3 semaines cet ete... destination vers l'europe! nous sommes un peu confu face a toutes les destinations possibles... France? Italie? Espagne?...? tout a l'air si interessant.

Nous voulons decourvrir de beaux endroits et en fait on a pas bcp de criteres sauf s'amuser evidemment 😛

nous avions penser visiter 2 ou 3 pays... avec une passe de train (ferry)

budget de 3000$ chacun canadien 😕 (donc 2000 chaque parceque 1000 pour avions)

si vous avez queqlues suggestions pour nous.. elle seront les bienvenue! vous devez vous mettre dans la peau de 2 personnes qui n'ont jamais mi le pied en europe 😮

dates : 6 juillet au 26 juillet

Bonjour à tous,

Je projette de faire un voyage d'une semaine en Ouzbékistan.

Peut-on voyager en individuel (hors circuit organisé ; achat d'un vol sec et on se débrouille sur place ensuite) ?

Vos expériences vécues m'intéressent. Merci.

Hello,

Back in February, I booked a flight with Air France-KLM from Lyon to San Diego with a layover in Amsterdam (flights operated by KLM). The flight is scheduled for late August. My Lyon→Amsterdam flight was canceled by KLM in June, and a replacement flight the evening before was booked for me. So, I’ll end up spending the night at Amsterdam Airport to catch my flight to San Diego the next morning.

Since the cancellation happened more than 14 days before departure, I know I’m not entitled to financial compensation (EU Regulation 261/2004). But am I entitled to reimbursement for a hotel night in Amsterdam?

Bonjour,

Tout est dans le titre je recherche des conseil pour un parcours en Bavière de 5 jours, en voiture. Conseil au niveau hébergement (plutôt auberge de jeunesse), ville a visiter, monument, bar ou pub (pour les soirée). Sachant que nous arriverons du coté de Stuggart. La forêts noir, Stuggart, Munich est ce que ca vaut le coup?

Merci.

Hi everyone,

I’m planning a campervan road trip and would love some tips from those who know these countries: Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, and Slovenia again. At the moment, nothing’s set in stone, but for example, is it better to visit Slovenia or Bosnia? My preferences lean toward landscapes (rivers, sea, lakes)—basically anywhere there’s water! :) Wild camping, cheap or even free spots, and a *very* tight budget—it’s the discovery, curiosity, and meeting locals that drive me. I’ll visit cities and sites only if access is easy (by bike, for example, or by train from an affordable campsite) and if visitors aren’t treated like cash cows. Just reasonable stuff, really. So, any advice is welcome—like swimming spots or easy hikes along coasts or rivers. I love caves and offbeat visits (salt mines in Poland, La Roque Saint-Christophe in France, etc.). Castles and old ruins? Not really my thing... Thanks for your help! Sylvia

Hi there,

The title might be a bit long, but I hope it’s completely understandable!

When it comes to choosing your next trip, what tips the scales in favor of Eritrea over Ibiza?

Why pick Canada over French Polynesia?

The price? A magazine or TV report, a travel journal, an Instagram ad? Ease of travel? Minimal time difference? The country that has the most in common with all the trip participants? Activities? Relaxation? The desire to push your limits?

A photo?



What else, I wonder...

Personally, I often prioritize simple destinations (no administrative hassles), where I’m not at risk (nothing extraordinary like getting kidnapped by Daesh or ending up in a jail cell because the current geopolitics aren’t favorable to my passport, etc.), and where I can drive.

Wide-open natural spaces are more my thing than urban anthills.

Finally, I try not to spend three days on a plane to reach my destination, and I aim for a maximum budget of 3500 € (for 3 weeks) in comfortable conditions—that means charming hotels, good meals, etc.

What about you?🙂

Given the extreme difficulty of getting a dentist appointment in my area (Lot/Aveyron—even traveling 2 hours each way by train to Toulouse, even with the dentist I’ve been a client of for years in my small town of Capdenac)—and considering the cost of dental implants in France, I decided to get a full dental overhaul during my annual stay of several months in Kerala (I’ve been spending time in Alleppey from late October to late March for several years now).

My Indian friends in Alleppey recommended a private dental clinic (I was pleasantly surprised that this clinic was qualified to place implants, as I thought I’d have to make multiple trips to Ernakulam/Cochin—60 km each way on a road that’s pretty rough right now due to massive construction stretching for dozens of kilometers). Results of the check-up on November 5, 2024: - 1 canine and an adjacent premolar slightly chipped at the top → need root canal treatment before covering them with a crown - 1 molar next to those two teeth already had a root canal → also needs a crown - 1 other canine broken deep down → needs to be extracted and replaced with an implant - 4 molars completely extracted years ago → 4 dental implants.

Here are the procedures I’ve already had (from November 5 to 22, 2024): - First session: initial assessment by the lead dentist (multiple X-rays displayed on a large screen, which he used to explain what he could do and what he recommended. For each implant, he showed me the required bone depth, and since I have very strong jaws, he remarked that I was an ideal candidate for implants). A dental assistant then outlined the proposed treatment timeline and the cost of each major procedure on a piece of paper (I took a photo of the notes so I wouldn’t lose track of the details). - Second session: placement of dental implants on the 4 molars in about an hour and a half (under local anesthesia—long but not painful at all during the procedure, though I had a bad headache all day afterward and a dull but manageable ache for a few days. Medication to take for 5 days, including an antibiotic. Obviously, no chewing hard foods for a while—soup, mashed potatoes, rice, yogurt for two days, then gradually more varied meals). Stitches for the gums around the 4 molars. - Third session: root canal treatment for a canine and a premolar (very long but absolutely painless under local anesthesia) + extraction of the deeply broken canine (a bit painful despite the anesthesia, but bearable—the lead dentist had to apply force and try three times. An assistant held my head from behind, but it was more unsettling than painful). - Fourth session: preparation of the canine, premolar, and adjacent molar for two crowns and a bridge. Removal of stitches around the 4 implants already placed. - Fifth session: impressions for the 2 crowns and bridge - Sixth session: placement of the 2 crowns and bridge - Seventh session scheduled for December 6: placement of a 5th implant where the canine was extracted - Late February: placement of the 5 crowns on the 5 implants

Meanwhile, my 85-year-old mother had a loose tooth extracted that had been bothering her since mid-September 2024 (her French dentist wouldn’t give her an appointment before January 2025, and she even traveled to a dentist in Toulouse who ultimately refused to extract it, even though the tooth was barely holding on and I’d sent the list of medications she takes in advance. My mother was furious about the wasted trip, and so was I, though I tried to stay calm!). At the Alleppey dental clinic, the assistants reviewed her medication list, looked them up online to identify them, and weren’t concerned. Another dentist extracted her tooth (under local anesthesia, of course) in barely 30 seconds. My mother immediately trusted them and decided on the spot to get a full lower denture. It was delivered to her definitively on Friday, November 22 (I think it took 4 or 5 sessions total). After two days of use, she’s happy with it and has a follow-up appointment next week for a check-up and adjustments if needed (though major modifications aren’t possible after the teeth are fixed to the denture). The session where the young dentist shaped the denture in real time was impressively precise and professional (the base had already been made from an impression, and the dentist added at least ten layers of softened paste with a flame, testing each addition in her mouth. Each time, he asked her to move her tongue from cheek to cheek, stick out her tongue, talk for 15 seconds, and swallow to ensure the denture wasn’t uncomfortable—about 45 minutes total).

Ballpark costs of the procedures: - Tooth extraction: around 2000 ₹ - Root canal treatment: around 5000 ₹ - Ceramic crown placement: around 15,000 ₹ - Titanium implant placement (made by Nobel Biocare): around 35,000 ₹ (Total for implant + tooth: around 50,000 ₹) - Lower denture fabrication: just under 20,000 ₹. Three material options—my mother chose the best for a rigid denture. She didn’t want to get 2 implants to secure it better (she didn’t feel the need with her old, very worn denture).

General impressions: This dental clinic is very well-regarded in Alleppey (according to all my Indian friends). There are two operating chairs on the ground floor and at least four on the first floor. The lead dentist (quite young) owns the clinic and handles the most delicate procedures (like implants) while occasionally overseeing work done by colleagues (after another dentist performed the root canal on my two teeth, he not only visually inspected it but also gave it a final touch with the drill). How many dentists handle more routine procedures? I’m not sure, but they’re all fairly young—men and a few young women. There are also many assistants: some prepare tools or operate the saliva suction, while others, more qualified, process images (X-rays or scans) on screen and explain things to me using those images. Others spent ten minutes briefing my mother in the waiting room on how to use and care for her new denture. During more delicate procedures, the operating dentist is assisted by two others. Two receptionists handle payments and appointments at the front desk. The welcome is always efficient and attentive, thanks to the dental assistants who guide us and provide explanations (the two receptionists don’t speak English). Appointments are always quick, even though the clinic seems busy (the waiting room is often full of Indian clients, though patients rarely come alone—they’re usually accompanied by a family member who stays close during the procedure). All the dentists speak English (since my mother doesn’t, I sat near the operating chair during each session to translate). So far, no complaints—I’m looking forward to March 2025 for the final result after the 5 teeth are placed on my 5 implants (the two crowns and bridge already fitted are perfect for me). 🙂

Bonjour, j'aimerai savoir si des personnes sont parties en camping-car en passant par le KAZAKHSTAN pour rejoindre la Chine (je ne veux pas passer par l'IRAN etc) , la Thailande Cambodge Vietnam, Singapour après avoir traversé l'Europe avec des haltes tout au long du voyage . Pouvez-vous me faire part de votre expérience, si c'est réalisable etc. surtout pour la partie sortie de l'Europe ver le KAZAKSTAN etc.. je prévois ce voyage sur au minimum 1 an en Asie pour pouvoir bien en profiter et au total 2 voir 3 ans voir plus.. suivant où le vent nous mènera mon mari et moi..😉 . (ce projet est pour dans quelques années.) Merci de me faire part de votre expérience si vous le voulez bien, aussi bien pour les trajets (état des routes, facilité pour trouver son itinéraire) la nourriture , l'accueil, les règles concernant le stationnement des camping-cars etc... Au plaisir de vous lire. Cordialement

Bonjour Nous avons séjourné 15 jours en circuit organisé en iran. Pouvons nous aller dans l'ouest américain, las Vegas et sa région. Merci