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On 10/31/2023 at 11:41 AM, Snaefell3 said:

There are other luggage shippers, too.  I haven't used Luggage Forward since their courier failed to show up one disembarkation day in Seattle in 2018.  (Yeah, that was a ...memorable trip home.)

 

 

We used Luggage Forward on a land trip and shipped suitcases to our hotel in Scotland. It worked perfectly. We then used them to ship to our cruise in Seattle and that was great too.  However like you upon disembarking the agent was nowhere to be found.  I will say they promptly refunded that portion of the cost but it was certainly a hassle when we had planned for them to pick it up. 

We used the proctored test via Inspire. It was so easy. We’re aboard the Regatta for the June 27th sailing also. 

The only thing I would caution you on is to look at the provisions of any trip insurance you have or intend to get. Some policies don’t recognize a “transfer” as the initial deposit so just read the fine print. 
 

I was surprised when I saw this on a policy. 

On 5/2/2022 at 10:49 AM, LNielsen said:

I’m not sure if this has been covered, apologies in advance if it has. 
 

Be sure your Wi-Fi is strong and that you’ve downloaded Zoom in advance of your test appointment. 
 

I thought I had Zoom on my phone from an a previous teledoc appointment, I did not.  Our Wi-Fi at the hotel caused a long delay in the download and a sketchy zoom meeting with the proctor.  
 

Fortunately, we were able to muddle through with some delay and now have our negative test results in hand.   

Thanks for this info. I will have to download it and appreciate knowing now rather than last minute. 

Any idea when Uniworld will have their pricing available?

Please post back PhillyGirl2 after your trip. DH and I are thinking of this one for 2017. I'll be curious to hear how you liked it.

Try downloading instead of loading it up in your browser. Right mouse click and choose "Save Target As" (IE), "Save Link As" (Firefox), or whatever the equivalent is in the browser you use.

This worked! Thanks Bigwally!

Thanks Lair Bear - great job!

Tallinn, Estonia, is a great place to see on foot. It is a medieval town with old walls, buildings and churches that just beg to be explored. A walking tour on your own is very doable and advisable for this great city.

 

I have had many people ask me if it was ok to print the walking tour I have put together for Tallinn. And, of course, that is fine. But to make this easier I have also converted them to pdf format. That means that there are no nasty page breaks and you can print the pages you want. I have done the same for the walking tours of Bruges, Belgium, and Amsterdam. If you like to have a look, go to the following web pages and click on the pdf links shown on the first page. To download the pdf files be patient, they take a bit longer.

 

For Tallinn go to

http://www.*****.com/tallinnwalk.html

 

For Bruges it is

http://www.*****.com/Brugge%205.html

 

And for Amsterdam

http://www.*****.com/Amsterdam.html

 

Enjoy the Baltic cities and your days at sea.

Lair Bear - can you define "longer"? I have tried 2 x to get the PDF file for Tallin and all my computer does is lock up. Any suggestions? I'd love to have it.

Thanks