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a 2 year degree in hospitality would be fabulous. but still you dont need it . you graduated high school right? thats all the technically required. they also like people who are good at langauges, good with people and who have travelled extensively. isee your questions regarding trips, so i'm sure you do fine on that account.

Here are some things to consider, beyond the price of gas.

First of all, if you are going to be travelling extensively, you want at least a 25 ft trailer or motorhome. Anything smaller and you will be less than comfortable. Whether or not you want something larger will depend on your own desires and circumstances.

You don't want to have to turn your table or couch into a bed everynight, trust me. That is fine for camping trips or a short family vacation, but for a retired couple seeing the country, you want to just be able to get into bed without the hassle.

As far as gas usage goes, it depends in part how much driving you will be doing while staying in one area. If you anticipate going 100 miles or more every day, the small car would probably be best. Otherwise, its not going to make a lot of difference between the two options.

One thing to consider, especially the more frequently you will be setting up, is that it takes more time, energy and effort to unhook and set up a fifth wheel, then hook it back up to the truck, than it does to set up a motorhome and attach-detach the the towed car (called a toad, lol). Another consideration along these lines, is that in a motorhome, you are right in it all the time, no having to get out of the truck to go get into the trailer at rest stops, parking lots, and the like.

On the other hand, if you like going into more rugged areas, you may find the truck/fifth wheel combination preferable, esp when the trailer is parked, you can take a truck places you cant take a small car.

I would not recommend the SUV/travel trailer option, as they are more susceptible to problems on the road with swaying behind the tow car, etc.

Other thoughts: if you have slideouts, make sure you can get to the bathroom and to the refrigerator/sink without having to first open a slideout a little bit. Doesn't sound like a big deal, but there are areas in parking lots, rest areas, wide spots in the road where you may pull over to use these, but there isnt room to safely open a slide out even part of the way. I recommend getting a vehicle with at least one slideout, the room it gives makes a huge difference.

Make a list of things that you want, or will want to take with you, then take this with you when you look at available floorplans and vehicles.

Planning is the enjoyable part. The difficult/stressful part is the actual traveling. I would want a service that is available to help me if/when flights are canceled or delayed. Also, what about getting to a hotel and finding it's substandard? I would want someone who could quickly get me to a better place.

I used Yahoo travel to book a holiday last year and didn't have any problem. Everything worked perfectly. I can't recollect seeing any bad reviews about the Yahoo travel service it's self.

I went to France partly alone but i was never really alone. You meet so many people. I had a few drunk men giving me unwanted attention but you get that everywhere.
As long as you stay in pretty busy places and be sensible – you'll have no problems.

Obviously some countries are worse than others but you should be fine =)
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