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T-Mobile Coverage In Spain From Experience

August 30, 2017Eliza

Last Updated on December 7, 2022 by Rose Morah

If you are traveling outside the US and wonder if T-Mobile has good coverage in Spain, you will find this article very helpful.

This is based on our first-hand experience using T-Mobile in Spain.

How is T-Mobile coverage in Spain?

When we arrived in Spain, the data speeds were very slow. However, the speed improved after we received the T-Mobile welcome to Spain message.

Generally, our experience with T-mobile throughout Spain (mostly in the Southern and Eastern parts of Spain) on the 2G data was very slow, but the speeds improved when we purchased an add-on.

However, we realized that this was also an expensive alternative.

NOTE:
From experience, if you have a postpaid plan when traveling to Spain, you may end up getting very slow data speeds.

Check out T-Mobile coverage in other countries:

When is the T-Mobile 2G

RV Rental With RVShare Is Lucrative For Owners And Renters

August 1, 2017Eliza

I honestly didn’t even know that RV Rental was a thing before the first time we did it. Really, back then I didn’t have any interest in knowing anything about an RV. In fact, I relentlessly tormented my friends for being sissies and needing to bring a whole house camping. That first rental ultimately led us to pursuing the RV Lifestyle and to sell everything and hit the road. Having now been on both sides of the RV Share RV Rental Program I can honestly say it was a win each one.

Rent Your RV Out or Find One To Rent!

RV Rental as a Renter

By clicking here and then signing up as a prospective renter, you will instantly have access to just about ANY RV that you might be interested in. They have everything from small pop up trailers to 5th Wheels bigger than ours.

If you are

Travel Tips For Flying With Your Pet

July 13, 2017Eliza

Japan is an interesting, protected and extremely rewarding nation to travel, but is also well-known for having very costly domestic transport, especially its incredible prepare system. The arrival of LCCs in 2012 has offered a new, cheap method to travel between Japanese cities, however they come with vital risks. I’ve flown from Osaka to Tokyo for underneath three,000 Yen (on Peach) but in addition had to stroll out of Sapporo Airport into the snow to discover a hotel after Air Asia cancelled a flight late at night time after we were all within the departure lounge ready to board. So after discovering little online explaining the distinction between LCCs and regular (full-service) airways, I decided to create this website to introduce guests to Japan about its new LCCs and explain their risks and benefits.

Most of the major airlines alliances provide most of these fares. As mentioned above they’ve their …

RV Slang And Acronyms You Need To Understand

July 2, 2017Eliza

Were you aware that RV’s come with their own vocabulary? Some of the RV Slang and Acronyms crossover from other industries. But other’s are unique to just the RV World.

We’ve put together an RV dictionary of sorts. Whether you’re new to RV’s or have been doing this for years, freshening up your knowledge of these terms, slang, and acronyms can help in several ways. Not only will you have a better understanding of your rig. But it will assist you in understanding blogs and forums about RV’s.

10 Year Rule – rule by some RV resorts and parks indicating that you cannot use their facilities if your RV is older than 10 years

A/C – Air Conditioner

Adjustable Ball Mount – height adjustable ball at the hitch allowing the ball and tongue height to properly match between the tow vehicle and trailer

Airbag – added equipment to the suspension

Winter Emergency Kit For Your Car (Winter Survival Kit List)

June 1, 2017Eliza

Last Updated on October 11, 2022 by Rose Morah

When driving in winter, it is important to always have an emergency kit in your car.

A good car emergency kit saves you time when you get stuck, may end up saving a life, and makes it easier to get out of a sticky situation in winter.

In this article, we have listed must-have essentials that you should have in your emergency kit when traveling in winter.

The following is what you need to include in your winter survival kit list:

1. A collapsible shovel

A collapsible shovel is a must-have car accessory that helps you when you get stuck when driving in winter.

I recommend getting a snow-removal type of shovel as it gets the job well done.

Lightweight travel-size shovels are also easy to find. But personally, I prefer a heavy shovel because it doesn’t break easily.