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In addition to whatever daily reports your tour operator requires, it is to your own advantage to document anything unusual, different, or new. You never know what tidbit of information may be useful on your next trip — quality of service, new or improved attractions (how long did the gondola take now that it has finally been overhauled?), weather, food, road conditions (that new bridge under construction will slow down traffic for the next six months — maybe it is time to find an alternate route), and, of course, expenses. Once you are home, transfer everything into your files for future use.