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B.
A first aid kit, an umbrella, a foldable
bag, your travel essentials and a party-
ready outfit. It pays to come prepared.
C.
Complete paraphernalia that would
make a girl scout proud. Throw in your
trusty cup noodles and mixed nuts too.
7
As you taste-test
the cuisine in your
destination, you…
A.
Keep it safe. Nothing spoils a trip like a
bum stomach.
B.
Enjoy exploring the local fare and eat
where the locals dine.
C.
Experiment and try different dishes, but
order a requisite bowl of rice on the side.
Meals just aren’t complete without it.
8
It
,
s time for some
photo ops! As you see
the sights, you…
A.
Whip out your DSLR and take postcard-
worthy snaps of all the fab places
you visit.
Travel-savvy
globetrotters
travel light
What kind
of traveler
are you?
Take our quiz and find out if
you’re a seasoned globetrotter,
an ultra-prepared scout or the
life of the traveling party
1
You
,
re leaving for a
month-long vacation.
When you go…
A.
You update your Facebook status to tell
the world when you’ll be out and when
you’ll be back.
B.
Your best friend or mother sends you
an SMS saying, “
Ingat
and have fun,”
then someone special drives you to
the airport and bids you farewell with a
warm ”I’ll miss you” hug.
C.
Your entire family insists on taking you
to the airport — including the dogs. Like
they say, “the more, the ‘manyer.’”
2
While checking in for
a flight...
A.
You make sure you get your favorite
aisle seat on the exit row. It’s all about
personal comfort.
B.
You don’t have a particular preference
or seat choice. What matters most is
your destination.
C.
Instead of asking for an aisle or window
seat, you ask for seats beside your travel
buddies — together forever!
3
To easily spot your
luggage, you...
A.
Memorize every stitch of your non-
descript trolley, and do a label check
before lifting it off the conveyor belt.
B.
Plaster on a unique label on your
equally unique-colored bag, to make
sure you won’t miss it.
C.
Tie the brightest ribbons on your
luggage handles. The brighter, the better.
4
Coming home from a
long-haul flight, you , re
bound to bring home…
A.
One full suitcase, weighing just below
the brink of the allowance level.
B.
Two suitcases. You paid for the extra
baggage allowance anyway.
C.
One bursting suitcase and one giant box
that’s perfectly taped and meticulously
labeled, complete with exact addresses.
5
As soon as you find
your seat, you…
A.
Bring out your book, MP3 player, etc.
and get cozy in your seat.
B.
Read the safety instruction card, browse
through the inflight magazine, and note
your choice picks among the nifty finds
in the inflight shopping magazine.
C.
Put your bags in the overhead bin and
under the seat, and make a beeline for
the restroom before takeoff.
6
Your luggage will most
likely include…
A.
The bare essentials. You’ve mastered
the art of traveling light.