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SD Luggage

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What an amazing store! We contacted them when we couldn't get the TSA combination lock open on our…read moreluggage. Ron, the owner, was able to quickly open the lock and refused to charge me anything which was very generous. The store has an incredible variety of backpacks, handbags and suitcases in all price ranges, not to mention a plethora of travel accessories. We'll be back!

Listen... some places just get it--and SD Luggage is definitely one of them…read more I bought luggage here about 8 or 9 years ago, and let me tell you... they've been THAT spot ever since. What I absolutely love is that they truly have something for every budget. Whether you're trying to travel cute on a coin or splurge a little, they got you covered without making your wallet cry. The variety? Customer kiss Different styles, sizes, colors--you can find your whole travel vibe in one stop. And they're really good at pairing pieces together for a great price, like... why make it hard when they make it make sense? I needed something ASAP this time, and boom--found exactly what I was looking for without that overpriced, luxury-store pressure. Just good quality, fair pricing, and options on options. Now let's get into the customer service... TOP. TIER. From the moment I walked in, I felt welcomed and valued--not rushed, not ignored, just genuine help and good energy. So before you go running around San Diego checking all these other spots, do yourself a favor and start here first. Trust me... you'll find what you need AND keep your coins in check. And as always--you can thank me later

Mexico Border - Viva Mexico ..!!

Mexico Border

(14 reviews)

San Ysidro

This review is for the US-Mexico border at San Ysidro. This place has undergone a huge renovation…read morein the past two decades. Back in the late-90s and early-2000s, getting to TJ was a simple drive or walk across the international boundary. No questions asked. Now it's different. If you're driving across, you're going to make a sharp right turn, where you'll go through a check point on the US side. It is rarely manned, but they do take a photo of your car with an x-ray camera to make sure you're not hauling anything interesting. Once across the international line, there is a check point on the Mexican side. Secondary here is not too bad. The folks manning the place are pretty nice. Just don't give them attitude. The traffic heading into Mexico is intense on Friday nights, FYI. From there, you take exits to Zona Rio (the nice part of TJ), Zona Centro (Ave. Revolucion), or Via Rapida (the road that takes you to Rosarito and Ensenada). The road back into the US will give a varied experience. The general line (passport booklets and RVs) has the longest wait, with the month of December being the most notorious for having a 3-6 hour wait. I've had the displeasure of waiting this long to cross, back when I didn't have the passport card nor Sentri. The Ready Lane (passport card) has a 1-3 hour wait, although sometimes the wait was is shorter. The Sentri lane is the fastest. I've waited in this lane for 30 minutes max, with 15 minutes being the average wait. You can apply for Sentri at the website for the Dept. of State's Preferred Travel Programs. I recommend Global Entry. It's $100, and it takes 6-8 months for the background and interview, and you get the same speedy entry at airport AND on land border crossings. San Ysidro is one of the busiest land border crossings to the US, so plan accordingly. It may behoove you to park at the border and walk across to a taxi. I've done it many times, and I've experienced no problems. Lately, however, I found it favorable to drive across. I make sure to get insurance, as the standard run-of-the-mill insurance policy won't cover car damage in Mexico. If you're exchanging US dollars for Mexican pesos, the exchange houses on the US side actually give better rates. The ones found throughout the city of Tijuana are mid-range as far as their exchange rates. And the worst exchange rates are in airports throughout Mexico. That just about sums it all up. Anything else is common sense: don't carry drugs (not even marijuana), weapons, ammo, plants with seeds, or anything that can be deemed "illicit" by either country. I've crossed through San Ysidro many many times in the past 12 years. I've never had issues. Granted, I keep my nose clean and I don't mess with the wrong crowd. If you're the same, then you'll be fine. Cheers!

To be honest, I had never crossed the border by car before, so I thought it was going to be a whole…read moreexperience of sitting in the car for hours, border patrol checking all of our bags in our car. But to my surprise, it was smooth sailing. The border patrol on the way into Mexico asked what we were doing down there and just asked some normal questions, and we were on our way. I think the total time we spent crossing the border both ways was no more than an hour.

Gringo Guide Baja Tours & Travel - Ride in an SUV-Not a Bus!

Gringo Guide Baja Tours & Travel

(2 reviews)

San Ysidro

I found this company through some posts in the tripadvisor forums and decided to contact the…read more"Gringo guide." Alan, who owns this company, immediately responded to my inquiry about a cost estimate for a round trip pick up and drop off from Chula Vista to the TJ airport. The price was very reasonable and at first I was hesitant to book since I could not find reviews online but reading his website I made the decision to book with him and I'm glad I did! Alan picked me up promptly and even agreed to pick up my family at another location nearby. I found out that he lives in TJ with his family so he knows the area well and that he has been taking people not only to the airport in TJ but also drive people (including some businessmen) around the city and beyond (Ensanada, Rosarito, etc) I paid him half when he dropped us off at the airport and then the rest when he dropped us home after we came back from our trip. I would definitely book another service with him the next time I fly from Tijuana or even a day trip to the southern part of Baja California.

Just got back from flying out of Tijuana to Cabo which I would do again, but I suggest you do NOT…read moreuse Gringo Baja Guide UNLESS you wish to get stranded in Tijuana! Like others I found this fellow on tripadvisors and most were good reviews. But in this case Alan, the owner, left four of us stranded at TIJ airport Sunday, Dec. 5 @ 7:30pm with no phone calls or messages alerting me of a problem, and I had pre-paid in advance with Paypal as he insisted! He was late by 35 minutes picking us up in San Ysidro for the transfer to TIJ airport on our outbound flight a week earlier, which could have, but didn't tip me off yet to his false promise of service. Do NOT trust him or his service the way we did unless you prefer lip service to real service. I have still NOT received a phone call or message, apologizing or explaining what went wrong...even a lame excuse would have been better than none. There was NO MISCOMMUNICATION with pick-up day or time on our return either. I sent two emails which he confirmed weeks earlier, talked with him about it on the ride to TIJ and a third email while in Mexico reminding him of the pick-up on Sunday. Needles to say, for the first visit to Tijuana Airport and arriving at night to get abandoned by your transfer company turned out to be a harrowing experience for my wife, her older sister (age 60), brother-in-law (age 65) and myself. From transfer across the border to hoofing it on foot with all our luggage was not a pretty sight. Stay CLEAR OF THIS GUY AND HIS COMPANY!! He talks a good line but does not deliver.

Carefree Vacations - Gloria Gottlieb

Carefree Vacations

(15 reviews)

We worked with Cathy when trying to book our honeymoon. It was or first time out of the country and…read morewe really wanted to go to a Sandals resort. She is very knowledgeable in the resorts as she has been to almost all of them several times. She helped us narrow down our choice to Jamaica, Montego Bay in particular. She helped work with our budget and everything worked out perfectly. She helped us book tours and had many suggestions. We never had to worry about anything our entire trip. She is super quick to respond to emails and gives lots of information so that you as the customer can make an informed decision. We are now working on booking our next trip and cannot wait for Cathy to help make our trip great! I would recommend her to anyone looking for a wonderful vacation.

We used Carefree Vacations to book our honeymoon trip to Kauai (Hawaii), which took place this past…read moreNovember. We worked with Cathy and while trying to decide on a destination (we had several on our list), were impressed at her in depth knowledge of what seemed to be everything related to traveling. She's very passionate and experienced as a traveler, as well as in her field as an agent. Her advice and insight definitely led us to feeling confident in all of our planning decisions. Cathy put together several itineraries for us and was always available, with a quick turn around time whenever we had any questions. Working with a travel agency can also be really pricey, but Carefree will work with you to customize a package that will fit within your budget. I especially appreciated Cathy's patience and all of the time she spent with us, whether it was communicating in person, on the phone, or email. Thank you again, Cathy, for making the planning of our honeymoon such a breeze.

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