10 Of My Funniest Travel Memories

I feel like we could all use some humor at this point, given that many of us haven’t really left our homes in over two weeks.

I figured I’d dig through the over 13 years or archives here at OMAAT to bring you some of my most amusing firsthand travel stories from over the years. Hopefully, some of these put a smile on your face, even if it’s at my expense (some of these make me cringe).

In no particular order:

Ah, good times! Here’s to hopefully being back in the skies eventually to create more embarrassing travel memories!

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Stanley Member

Lots of funny reads here. Appreciate it.

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Leyanne Guest

I can see why you were creeped out by the guy wanting to buy your sweater in HK but it was not shady or him trying to get you back to his room like some of the comments were saying on the post. In mass market apparel we draw inspiration and ideas everywhere we go. I’ve never asked to buy a garment but I have snuck photos, made rough sketches on whatever I have in my bag, and photocopied garments when we wanted record of a pattern but weren’t planning on keeping the sample. I hate to tell you but your sweater may have even been cut up into pieces to source a similar yarn quality or colour. Recently a client bought a shirt off his co-worker’s back so that I could duplicate the plaid pattern! So while it may have seemed creepy to you, in our business it is valid and sometimes necessary.

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CL Guest

@Lucky the other day I searched your posts using the key word “Conclusion” and it brought up a bunch of fun posts to read - pilots smoking on China Eastern, rental car accident, iPad-gate, your mom being robbed, nap room drama, and more. You should do a similar round-up to this post :)

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thomas199023 Guest

I remember all of these haha!

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Bill n DC Diamond

<3 Pierre

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