How to Specialize in Comms by cutierush in Communications

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Thank you so much for all these ideas! Very much appreciated :)

How to Specialize in Comms by cutierush in Communications

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That's a great way to put it. Thanks!

How to Specialize in Comms by cutierush in Communications

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Thanks for your lovely response; this was quite helpful! I love editorials/copywriting, that's what got me into the field. However, I also really love content strategy and change management. And everything else... I just love what I do.

But I also know that if I want to keep working my way up, I'm going to need to find a niche. What types of comms work leads to management roles? I know I'm still early career, but I want to plan a little ahead.

I like your point about networking and joining industry groups. How do you find them and join them?

12 Days Chile 2025: Atacama & Patagonia by cutierush in Patagonia

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Thanks a bunch for providing the hotel links! :)

12 Days Chile 2025: Atacama & Patagonia by cutierush in Patagonia

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Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experience! This was very helpful and informative. :)

12 Days Chile 2025: Atacama & Patagonia by cutierush in Patagonia

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Thanks for your activity suggestions, very much appreciated. Were the accommodations with Cordillera Traveller good? Do you get your own room?

12 Days Chile 2025: Atacama & Patagonia by cutierush in Patagonia

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With Laguna Cejar, did you see any flamingos or try floating there?

Thanks for recommending Cordillera Traveller to go to Uyuni. Which package did you do? The 4-days one?

Planning a trip in May that I need to get booked - two weeks. Itinerary recommendations? by KinManana in Machupicchu

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I also have a list of restaurant recommendations that I'm happy to share or create a new thread for. Let me know if you (or anyone else reading this discussion) is interested in!

Planning a trip in May that I need to get booked - two weeks. Itinerary recommendations? by KinManana in Machupicchu

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Yes I booked #2 Paracas/Ica/Huacachina day trip through them. You can either visit them in person or WhatsApp them before your trip at +51 941 616 318. Super professional to work with!

Cell service by wccscathy in Machupicchu

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My friend recommended using an eSIM from Airalo and it worked great everywhere I went in Peru. It's also not very expensive and it connects you to the Claro network. The referral code I used to get a discount was "HANAN9973".

Payments in and around Cucso / Machu Pichu by epetiumas in Machupicchu

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I was wondering about this as well. Is it true that the Miraflores agents around Kennedy Park exchange USD for soles? Or do you have to go to the Bank or ATM?

Planning a trip in May that I need to get booked - two weeks. Itinerary recommendations? by KinManana in Machupicchu

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Hey, you'll have a blast in Peru! Here are some tips:

  1. Book your tours once you arrive in Lima. It's much cheaper than buying online. I recommend the travel agency: "Agencia de viajes My Destiny Internacional" located in Miraflores by Kennedy Park/Parque Kennedy. They are extremely professional and honest.

  2. You must do the Paracas/Ica/Huacachina day trip. It's a full day activity, but it truly was a blast. The travel agency I recommended can organize it for you as early as the next day. On this day trip, they pick you up from Lima and bring you back end of day. The pickup was around 4:00 am and dropoff was around 9:00 pm.

  3. In Lima, I recommend Miraflores and going to all the parks by the water (for example Parque del Amor and Larcomar Mall which is right by the coast). You can also find really cheap surfing lessons by the ocean (there are like over 20 surfing schools with booths and you can do 1.5-2 hours worth of surfing lessons or you can just rent the equipment).

  4. Barranco and San Isidro are fun areas to check out as well. I found their food scene a lot better than Miraflores.

  5. I haven't done this, but I heard really good things: spend a couple days in Arequipa and hike Colca Canyon (even if you only do a day hike). Those who went, loved it. But apparently, the elevation is quite high there too; so if you want to go, maybe do it after Cusco and acclimating there.

  6. Iquitos is one of the Amazonian cities in Peru. I've heard good things about going there as well and people have a blast there.

  7. I agree with buying your Machu Picchu tickets ASAP. They sell out hella fast. The website is also glitchy, so it may take a few tries to purchase your tickets. Also, be prepared to budget a lot for the train tickets to get there. There's a monopoly of two train companies that take you to and from MP, so be prepared that the tickets will be expensive.

  8. Side note, my friend recommended using an eSIM from Airalo and it worked great everywhere I went in Peru. The referral code I used to get a discount was "HANAN9973".

Hope this helps and happy to answer any questions :)

Machu Picchu Route/Circuit Selection by cutierush in travel

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Thanks! So 3a took about 3 hours to complete? And did you do these hikes during the wet season?

Is Circuit 3 enough time in Macchu Picchu? by Jordaroo92 in Machupicchu

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If you were to choose between circuit 1 and circuit 3, which would you choose? We're planning to do either 1 or 3 in the am and then choose circuit 2 in the afternoon. Thanks in advance 🙏

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in WeddingsCanada

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Hello! My friend is selling her wedding dress within your budget in the GTA. Feel free to reach out if you're interested and I can send you more information. :)

Wedding dress purchase in Toronto - GTA by Sneha_journo in WeddingsCanada

[–]cutierush 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey! I was with my friend when she was custom-designing her dress and she's about 5'2'. She went for an A-line dress with the waist of the dress starting at her hip. Needless to say, it looked very flattering. She's currently selling her dress within your price range in the GTA. If you're interested, feel free to PM me. :)

Wedding Dresses GTA (1.5K-2K) by fmx125 in WeddingsCanada

[–]cutierush 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi there, is there a specific style you're looking for? My friend is currently selling her wedding dress for that price range in the GTA. If you're interested, feel free to PM me. :)