Rent 2nd floor of cabin and loft gas water electricity included info 9711139681

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Rento 2do piso de cabaña y tapanco gas agua luz incluido inf 9711139681

I rent a room $4000 per month, fully equipped shared kitchen, dining room, fixed Wi-Fi, own bathroom, 50 meters from Zipolite beach, sorry for the old photos, I haven't taken new ones yet 😉

Casa dharma spa Zipolite

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Rento cuarto $4000 x mes cocina compartida toda equipada, sala comedor, wifi fijo, baño propio, a 50 m de la playa Zipolite perdon las fotos viejas, aún no tomo nuevas

In El Pochote Zipolite in the morning breakfast packages and at night delicious snacks for dinner 😋 drinks 2x1 Visit us at the cobblestone entrance in front of the Palm Pineapple Store

Isaiah Rosales

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En El Pochote Zipolite por las mañanas paquetes de desayunos y por las noches deliciosos antojitos para la cena

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Visitanos en la entrada del adoquinado enfrente de la tienda de piña palmera

Don't leave for tomorrow what you can eat today 🥰 and here in the #buonappetito

Buon Appetito

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No dejes para mañana lo que puedes comerte hoy y Aqui en el #buonappetito

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Travel is messy this summer, and that mess extends to luggage handling. In late June, photos began circulating of hundreds of suitcases stuck in transit at Heathrow airport. And the problem isn’t just there; airports all over are seeing similar issues due to staffing shortages and delayed flights. If there was ever a time to go carryon only, this summer is it. If you absolutely have to check a bag, here’s what you need to know.  Many airline apps track your bags but you can also DIY it Every checked bag is tracked by the airline and scanned when it’s taken on and off each flight. Many airlines allow you to see the status of your bags in their apps, which can help give you peace of mind that your bag is on the flight with you—or at least give you insight into your bag’s location should it get delayed. Another popular option is AirTags, which connect with your iPad, iPhone, Mac or Apple Watch so you can track the tag’s location.  Keep your receipts If your bag is lost or delayed, the first thing you need to do is file a report with the airline. If you buy anything to get you through the days without your luggage—from a new swimsuit to toothpaste—keep the receipts. You may need these to get reimbursed.  If your bag is delayed or lost, you get cash According to the US Department of Transportation: “Airlines are required to compensate passengers for reasonable, verifiable, and actual incidental expenses that they may incur while their bags are delayed, subject to the maximum liability limits.” For example, Delta defines “reasonable” as $50 per day for the first five days, but says this is not a hard limit. Airlines will consider your bag officially lost after a certain number of days, which could be as little as three or five, or as much as fourteen. Once the bag is declared lost, you’re entitled to more money (minus what you’ve already been paid for any immediate expenses). For domestic flights, the maximum liability limit allowed by the regulation is $3,800, but airlines can set their own limit lower than that if they want. For example, United will reimburse you up to $1,500 without requiring any documentation, but if you want more—up to $3,500—you’ll need to provide receipts. For international flights, the limit set by the regulation is $1,780, though airlines can pay more if they choose to. Assistive devices like wheelchairs and prosthetic devices have their own set of rules and higher limitation limits.  Credit cards can help Many credit cards include travel protections in their benefits and may offer reimbursement for lost or delayed luggage. This coverage is generally meant to be used to supplement what’s provided by the airline, and of course, is subject to liability limits as well. To apply, the flight must have been booked with that credit card, so check your card’s specific conditions to find out what you can claim.