Sentence examples for recommend travel from inspiring English sources

I can particularly recommend travel from New York to Montreal – the journey takes around 11 hours for no really good reason, beyond a type of shyness that will leave your train hiding, loitering and then simply fainting to a halt at regular intervals.

As a result of this week's site upgrade, PlanetEye will now recommend travel items to you based on those you've already put in your packs.

WHO's Global Influenza Preparedness Plan does not recommend travel bans because enforcement "is considered impractical," but a footnote adds that they "could be considered as an emergency measure to avert or delay a pandemic".

To put the many questions to rest: While I enjoyed the experience and highly recommend travel there, I have no plans to lead tours, write a guidebook, or film a TV show on the island.

WHO did not recommend travel or trade restrictions related to the virus but did recommend that persons who were ill delay international travel and that persons in whom symptoms developed after international travel seek medical attention (18, 29 ).

Many experts recommend travel-management companies like American Express, Navigant International or Rosenbluth International to arrange travel.

And I recommend travelling westwards: it definitely minimises jetlag.

Some experts recommend travelling to and living in a community for a couple of weeks before offering your time.

It depends on how much time people have, but I would always recommend travelling to Yazd - it's one of the oldest cities in the world and we say it was the first to have air-conditioning, because all of the ancient houses were built with towers to catch the wind.

'Everything speaks; the expression of the face and eyes, the gestures of the hand and movements of the body... dozens of other transmitters, amplifiers and mufflers which together make up an individual being.' It may seem perverse to recommend Travels with Herodotus for the beach.

Dr. Mileno strongly recommends travel insurance -- including provisions for emergency evacuation -- for older travelers or for anyone with a medical condition that could flare up into a serious problem.