TASK DEFINITION: Given a travel related situation, and given a specific question about the situation, summarize the question into a title
PROBLEM: Both of the guidebooks I've looked at suggest starting in Milan and traveling through Verona and Dolomites to get to Venice, then swing down to Florence. I won't be seeing Florence or Tuscany, so I was wondering if there were any particular reasons why I shouldn't go from Venice to Milan.

My total trip length for Northern Italy is about 10-15 days (haven't solidified my schedule yet) and I plan to begin the trip in mid-October. I thought if I started in Venice, I would have a better chance of avoiding acqua alta (floods) as I have read they happen most often in November and December -- as opposed to having it start at the end of the trip, which would be into November or late October. However, I don't know if the reason why the guidebooks suggest doing so is because it is cheaper to fly into Milan instead. 

My next destination from Italy is the Czech Republic.


SOLUTION: Northern Italy: east to west or west to east?

PROBLEM: I have dual citizenship. South African and Dutch.

I am traveling from Amsterdam via Heathrow to Nairobi Kenya.

I have exited Netherlands on my Dutch passport, but was warned not to show my South African passport at Heathrow. 

I do not need a visa if I enter Kenya on my South African passport.

Should I be worried about this warning? And what should I do when asked for my visa at Heathrow(I don't have one)?


SOLUTION: Dual Citizenship Question Netherlands to Kenya

PROBLEM: Is there any day of the week and time when airfares are statistically the cheapest to buy?
I read this question, but does anyone know it specifically for Qantas?

Particularly, I'm searching for a flight from São Paulo (Brazil) to Auckland (New Zealand).


SOLUTION:
When is the best day and time to buy tickets at Qantas?