Travel always provides a wealth of experiences. Have you ever had an interesting, crazy, amazing or bizarre incident whilst overseas on business? We want to hear about what you've been upto. Have your say with CNN.
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We have very nice cities and parks. You never care to carry any story on African cities, why? You have a lot of African viewers. Dasuki Arabi, Jos, Nigeria
Too much to carry? Leave half of your stuff home and double your travel budget. You will buy only what you really need. Kalle Lyytinen, Helsinki, Finland
I want point to point, get me on, get me off in 30 minutes. Get me where I am going and do it quick. D. Robert, Wichita, Kansas
Wireless communication is the way of the future. Everywhere you look you see people with cellular phones, handheld computers, and many other high-tech devices. It just amazes me how fast the world is evolving. Tyler Conrad, Bridgewater, Canada
Every time I make my flight reservation, I always check the aircraft model. I would prefer to fly on a plane with no fatal accident history. I also consider the airline and the legroom. G. Lamayo, Florida
I believe that no frills airlines provide a valid service for people wishing to get to A to B at a reasonable cost I think that air travel is too expensive when you look at the size of the profits that they make. Carla Mullins, Auckland, New Zealand
I have no problem with security checks and fingerprinting visitors to the U.S. But, I do have issues with using fingerprints for online purchasing of tickets. It was hard enough for people to get over the fear of using their credit cards online. Bonita Cady, Harpers Ferry, West Virginia
Many countries have visa requirements, China, India, Thailand and Vietnam to name a few. I cannot understand the anger over our impending visa legislation, and find it hard to believe that a traveler would not gladly spend a bit more time or money if it increases safety. Terry Smith, Spruce Head, Maine
Wireless technology is likely to make people lazy in the future. Zurmee Brolbak, Kaduna, Nigeria
Discount Airlines are going to be the way of the future. They are able to offer less expensive flights to cities that have been traditionally expensive to fly to, plus they offer some of the most flexible stand-by policies. James Steiner, Miami, Florida
Is the U.S. trying to increase its financial deficit with visa fees of around $100? The countries under the visa waiver program should impose the same rules for U.S. citizens entering their country. Elisa Marrone, Europe
