One of the reasons that I was selected as a fellow was that I had not previously traveled in Europe. It will make for an exciting trip, but I also don’t know what to expect as I travel the continent.
One of the flights I have to take as part of the trip is from DC to Europe. I'm sure it will be a fairly lengthy flight.
Any good tips on how to make the flight more enjoyable?
How about flying in Europe? Any good tips on flying in Europe versus flying in the States?
For those world travelers out there, any tips you can give me about traveling in Europe would be greatly appreciated.
Local customs I should be aware of? What was the biggest adjustment you had to make when you traveled to Europe?
Thanks for the help.
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- Shoots
- Billings, Montana, United States
- Chris “Shoots” Veis was elected to the Billings, MT City Council in November of 2005. He was previously appointed to fill a one year vacancy in Ward III. On the council, Shoots takes an active role in budgeting and infrastructure projects. His full time job is as an engineer with the Montana Department of Environmental Quality, working on subdivision review. He was named the Outstanding Young Engineer by the Midland Chapter of the Montana Society of Engineers in 2008. In 2007 he was named an American Marshall Fellow by the German Marshall Fund and was appointed to serve on the Montana Legislature’s Interim Committee on Special Districts.
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Hey Shoots. Don't wear white tennis shoes. Only Americans wear them and in Europe it's like hanging a big sign around your neck.
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