Lufthansa via Flickr LUFTHANSA GOES THAT BIT EXTRA Most airlines say they offer help to those with disabilities – so what’s it like if you want to book a flight? Recently we flew to Germany, and contacted Lufthansa. They say “Lufthansa can assist passengers... (Continue reading)
Fingerprint image Wikipedia WATCH OUT WHEN TRAVELLING TO STATES If travelling to countries where fingerprint identification is required, particularly the States, and you are on CAPECITABINE (Xeloda), take a letter with you from your Oncologist confirming this. Roche (the makers) say Hand-foot syndrome... (Continue reading)
Planes at Heathrow Airport Wikipedia FLYING British Airways’ Business Class is well worth the extra, especially now they have special deals on to encourage passengers to upgrade. If you spend time on the Internet you often find flight bookers have attractive options... (Continue reading)
Eurostar at St. Pancras Flickr TRAIN Letting the Train take the strain is one of the most sensible options. High Speed lines are opening all over Europe, and when you take into account the time you spend getting to the airport, queuing to... (Continue reading)
Image by craig1black via Flickr The website cheapflights has an excellent page on how to talk to a genuine human being in an airline, and some travel companies. For more information, go to http://www.cheapflights.co.uk/travel-tips/telephone-cheat-sheet/ Aalmost all the phone numbers are 0870 numbers, which... (Continue reading)
Looking at brochures, it all looks wonderful. Sun is shining, handsome doctors and pretty nurses beam out of the literature at you – but …. it is your health, and if anything happens, it could cost you not only a... (Continue reading)
Flickr If you are travelling for treatment to improve your health, it makes no sense to try and save a few pounds on air fares. Most budget airlines now charge extra – a lot extra – for luggage, and with... (Continue reading)
There are many terms used by the medical profession for medical spa treatment, that have been ‘adopted ‘ by commercial venues. So beware! Balneotherapy (from Latin: balneum, “bath”) Wikipedian says this is the treatment of disease by bathing. It may involve... (Continue reading)