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Chiang Mai airport, flown in and out a few times this year and 10 mins gate to tarmac. Facilities aren't great but its so close to the city that you can leave home 2 hours before and make it with plenty of time. Tallinn airport was unusually good too, especially the prices of stuff.

It’s not even a travel adapter. I use it for all charging purposes even at home.

It really is for the multiple PD ports that can charge both your phone and laptop at speed. For me when travelling this can sometimes be essential. Also which website is that for sale on?

Buy the 100w version made by momax if you want 100w Also they have multiple pd ports which that doesn’t have

I used Europcar try renting from non airport locations they can be cheaper

jeez what year was this :D I can just about remember the days when you had to reconfirm flights.

There is Uber and didi now but they just book normal taxis

What I took out 10k yen in cash from 7-11 ATMs Then used my suica to pay for everything else in my iPhone and topped it up using Apple Pay. In three months I think I spent about 40k in cash.

Don’t end in Tokyo, book an open jaw and fly home from Osaka or whatever if you want to go to Seoul then fly home from seoul Example...

Don’t change money before leaving, 7-11 is everywhere just use their atm to take cash out when your arrive I didn’t get charged to use the atm with my starling card. Add suica to your iPhone if you have one then you can charge it with Apple Pay.

I’ve no idea It doesn’t, worth the trade off tho. The bands last around six months too but I’m an extremely heavy user

The best case I have ever used for a phone has been the uniq heldro case. The rubber band finger grip thing lets you take excellent photo and vidoe and stops you dropping the phone. Also it has the benefit that the back is completely flat to works perfectly in all vent mounts etc.

Wonder if anyone has figured out if you're going to buy a more expensive model and you're willing to make a daytrip to gibraltar where VAT is 0%. You could end up quids in once you've paid for the flight.

On British passports everyone gets a 2 year multi entry as a minimum on a tourist or business visa. They changed it a little before Covid.

I am typing this in China - you need either letsvpn or Astrill. Lets is a lot cheaper and works just as well, I got 40down 20up the other day.

It depends on the pricing on the days you want to go on. If ANA is £700 and Emirates is £650 I would say pick ANA If ANA is 1500 and emirates is £700 I would say emirates.

Just thought i would put this info for others that are reading. Google maps in China doesnt work at all, the mapping is purposefully put slightly wrong so you will never find the way. For people that can't read any Chinese the only real alternative is apple maps and obviously you have to have...

What year was this?

TBF are there many places its needed? :D

Everything will be fine dont worry, you will get your boarding passes either in LHR or in KUL but you dont need to recheck anything etc.