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Travel in 2026

Travel in 2026

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 Jackie Rae, Rick and Terry discuss her celebrating New Year's Eve in New Zealand, touching on travel tips, cultural insights, and the nuances of tipping in different countries. They explore the importance of passport pages for international travel, share exciting travel deals, and highlight evolving airport security regulations. The conversation wraps up with reflections on sports events and a warm New Year wish. Takeaways New Zealand offers a unique travel experience, especially during New Year's Eve.Tipping culture varies significantly across countries, impacting travelers' experiences.Travelers should ensure they have enough blank pages in their passports for international trips.Machu Picchu can be accessed via various routes, including bus options for those not hiking.There are significant travel deals available in the Caribbean, especially post-holiday season.Airport security regulations are evolving, with some items no longer needing to be removed from bags.Traveling during public holidays may incur additional surcharges at restaurants.Sports events can provide cultural insights into local traditions and interests.Travel technology is changing, affecting how we navigate airport security.The conversation emphasizes the importance of staying informed about travel regulations and cultural practices.Chapters00:00 - Introduction and New Year's Eve in New Zealand02:46 - Travel Experiences and Tipping Culture05:52 - Passport Requirements and Travel Preparations08:32 - Upcoming Travel Plans and Group Tours11:13 - Exploring Machu Picchu and Altitude Considerations14:12 - Caribbean Travel Deals and All-Inclusive Resorts16:59 - Travel Safety and Weather Considerations19:52 - Airport Regulations and Security Updates22:28 - Sports and Local Events in New Zealand25:23 - Conclusion and New Year Wishes www.networktravel.cawww.zoneonepodcast.comwww.reluctantlypodcast.comhttps://nesbittburns.bmo.com/patrick.leonard/podcast
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