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GRIOTS REPUBLIC - AN URBAN BLACK TRAVEL MAG - DECEMBER 2016

2016 is coming to an end and in this issue of Griots Republic Barrington Irving and Calvin Ramsey join us to talk about the Legacy of Black Travel. We also have stories on Moore Town's Freedom Fighter, Global Bath House Culture, Christmas Markets in Cologne, and the Cocktail scene in Shanghai. Do not miss our "REAL" articles on "Runcations" and traveling to Antartica!

2016 is coming to an end and in this issue of Griots Republic Barrington Irving and Calvin Ramsey join us to talk about the Legacy of Black Travel. We also have stories on Moore Town's Freedom Fighter, Global Bath House Culture, Christmas Markets in Cologne, and the Cocktail scene in Shanghai. Do not miss our "REAL" articles on "Runcations" and traveling to Antartica!

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Best Western allows larger dogs up to<br />

80 pounds. With more then 800 locations,<br />

LaQuinta is an industry leader<br />

and allows two animals per room free<br />

of charge.<br />

Typically, hotels will only accept animals<br />

weighing less then 25 pounds and<br />

only accept two per reservation. Make<br />

sure you call and let them know your<br />

pet is traveling with you. Prices for pet<br />

sleepovers range from free to $100 a<br />

night.<br />

silicon or fabric not only save space but<br />

are easy to pack. Depending on where<br />

you go, you may want to pack a sweater<br />

or boots to keep your little one warm<br />

and dry. Don’t forget your pet’s favorite<br />

food and toys, this will help them settle<br />

into new quarters while traveling.<br />

So, grab your bags and let your pet stick<br />

his head out the window and allow the<br />

breeze to whip though his fur. Have fun!<br />

MUST HAVES<br />

While pets don’t need their own suitcase,<br />

there are a few things you should<br />

not leave home without.<br />

No matter your mode of transportation<br />

you should always have your pets medical<br />

records with you. Just to be safe,<br />

make copies and store them separately.<br />

Your vet should be able to print out<br />

a report with up to date vaccinations<br />

and medications. If you’re flying with<br />

a pet, the airlines may require you to<br />

have this. Don’t forget their rabies and<br />

ID tag.<br />

Your pet’s comfort is a top priority so<br />

be sure to have a comfortable carrier<br />

for them to rest and relax in. You will<br />

need one to fly with your pet and whether<br />

you have one for your road trip is<br />

up to you. Leashes and harnesses are<br />

necessary for walks wherever you go.<br />

Bring a spare in case one gets lost or<br />

destroyed. Collapsible dishes made of<br />

Kamara has been an avid traveler<br />

her whole life. She has<br />

traveled to over 40 countries<br />

and has lived in Abu Dhabi,<br />

UAE and Beijing, China. She is<br />

currently learning Arabic and<br />

aspires to become a member<br />

of the Traveler’s Century Club<br />

within the next five years. Kamara<br />

lives with her fur baby<br />

Cinnamon in New York City.

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