Travel
Travel Advice
Travel Safety Tips
- Wear a non-visible money belt. Transfer money from your money belt to pockets in your hotel room.
- "When in Rome dress as the Romans do." Don't stand out in appearance.
- Keep your airline tickets in a secure and separate location from your passport.
- Don't hang your camera around your neck.
- Avoid viewing maps in wide-open spaces.
- When traveling to a foreign country, always carry the required travel documents.
- Be aware of local con artists.
- Always inform others of your plans.
- Leave information such as credit card numbers, travelers checks, air tickets, and passport numbers with someone you trust at home.
- Don't walk alone at night.
- Stay on well-traveled streets.
- Avoid demonstrations and acts of civil disobedience.
- Withdraw money from ATMs only during daylight hours, preferably in banks or hotels.
- Never leave valuables in plain view in your car. Lock items in your trunk before reaching your destination.
- Wear a non-visible money belt. Transfer money from your money belt to pockets in your hotel room.
Make your at your hotel safe and worry-free.
- Verify that windows and door locks are secure.
- Take your hotel room keys with you always.
- Place valuables in a safe and get a receipt.
- Make a mental note of exit and elevator locations on your way to the room.
- If you are alone late at night, ask for an escort.
- Close your door tightly when entering or leaving your room and lock it.
- Don't place gear on the balcony or patio.
- List calls made, received, and their times, even unanswered calls.
- Leave the radio, TV, and lights on when leaving your room and place the "Do Not Disturb" sign on the door.
- Lock the bathroom door while showering.
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