Whether it is for business or pleasure, you will see
that more and more women are now traveling all over
the world. Although this may seem like a good thing,
you have to remember that in other parts of the world,
women are viewed as weak and are unable to defend
themselves. This is why you have to remember that when
traveling, safety first should always be on top of
other things.
So, here are some tips that women can use in order to
have a much more enjoyable and also much safer trip
whenever they travel abroad.
The first tip is that you should always do your
research first on the country you plan on traveling
to. You have to remember that not all countries are
the same in regards to culture. Some countries are
culturally conservative and will have dress codes that
everyone should follow. Always familiarize yourself on
the laws and customs of the place you wish to go to.
Remember that ignorance of the law excuses no one even
if you are a tourist.
A very good example would be Saudi Arabia. If you
travel here, you have to remember that tourists here
and even women were apprehended by the police for
improper dresses. You have to remember that Islamic
nations tend to be very conservative especially around
women. So, never ever do obscene postures when
traveling to unknown places. In fact, in some
countries, it is even illegal to invite people of the
opposite sex in your hotel room. And, only married
couples are allowed to stay in the same hotel room.
Although fashion may always be important for you as it
really does make a statement, you have to remember
that what may be casual wear for you may be seen as
provocative or inappropriate in other countries.
Always remember that you can never go wrong with jeans
and t-shirt that covers most of your body. Also, these
clothes are better option than skirts if you need to
run or defend yourself.
Whenever traveling, it is always a good idea to blend
in with the public. Try buying a local dress and wear
it to give other people the impression that you are a
local and is familiar with the country.
If you want a more secure way whenever you are getting
around the country, always arm yourself. Today, you
will see a lot of safety devices available for sale in
the market and can be brought along legally. An
example would be pepper sprays, where if sprayed on
the assailant's face, it will temporarily blind them
and also disable them for 5 to 6 minutes, which is
enough for you to run away and get help. You can also
try getting a stun gun which has an electrostatic
voltage charge. This safety device will indeed give
your assailant a shock of his or her life and weaken
their muscles.
Whenever traveling in unfamiliar surroundings, always
be alert. It is recommended that you should never
carry your wallet in your back pocket. Always carry it
in the front or side pockets and keep your hands in
there. You have to remember that some places are
notorious for pickpockets and there are even places
where children working with adults can slash your
pants with a blade and get the contents of that
pocket. Always be cautious.
These are some of the safety tips that you should
remember whenever you travel. You have to remember
that as a woman, you will be much more vulnerable to
attacks. By always planning ahead, you can be sure
that you will be able to have a more enjoyable
vacation. Whenever you plan your holiday, you need to
remember that safety should always be first when
traveling.
Friday, September 10, 2010
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Is traveling dangerous?
It is quite inherent that in any kind of travel that a person
does, danger is always just around the corner yes, traveling entails a lot of risks but there are ways on how to prevent these kinds of unwanted situations just
by following simple safety first tips when traveling especially if you're just a student.
As a student traveling far away from home, you have to consider a lot of precautions like:
* Street crimes may vary in forms but the motive will still be the same. Even if you came from another country and have lived your life in a big city, you
will still be startled on how crimes are made in other places.
* If you came from a small town and it will be your first time to enter the big city, keep your faith strong for there are a lot of people living in the
biggest cities with the littlest of hearts and frail interest.
* If you're going to some place where people can't speak your tongue, you should've had even the slightest background of the place's dialect or language so that you can easily get help.
As you plan your travel, make sure that you are aware of the different travel warnings and not considering the places where Americans are not safe to go. You can also register to the US Embassy of the country where you're at just in case anything bad will happen, your country will know where to find you.
At the point of traveling alone in a stranger's place, it's advisable to stay safe. You can do the following:
* Apply the safety precautions that you have at home. Think of your new place as danger prone times two. But these precautions should not hinder your chances of enjoying your stay. Just avoid walking along dark and empty streets. As much as possible stash your money in places where thieves dare not search. Stay alert at
all times.
* If you're boarding a plane or crossing a boarder, never let yourself carry the items of others even if you know that person very well. You can't plead "not guilty" if inspectors have proven that what you're carrying are illegal drugs or explosives.
* Know about the important laws of the place you're going to. There are certain places where bribery is beginning to become a livelihood for some public
officials wherein, to literally go about safely around town, you have to give a bigger amount. In these places, your rights can be very thin.
* Pay attention to your luggage. Never let it out of your sight. There are scenarios that goes "one minute it's there, the other minute it's gone. In countries
where poverty is their main problem, it would help at least 10 families to live through cold nights with that luggage of yours.
* be very careful when riding trains and taxis. You can easily get lost most especially if the taxi driver doesn't get what you're saying. You'll just go around
in circles. Worst, it can cost you so much.
Point is: preparation and knowledge will keep you safe in all your journeys. You can go in a place where you'll really enjoy every moment that you're there and
in another where you'll curse all the way out. Tool is, as a student, you must always be aware of the safety first practices when traveling outside your place.
does, danger is always just around the corner yes, traveling entails a lot of risks but there are ways on how to prevent these kinds of unwanted situations just
by following simple safety first tips when traveling especially if you're just a student.
As a student traveling far away from home, you have to consider a lot of precautions like:
* Street crimes may vary in forms but the motive will still be the same. Even if you came from another country and have lived your life in a big city, you
will still be startled on how crimes are made in other places.
* If you came from a small town and it will be your first time to enter the big city, keep your faith strong for there are a lot of people living in the
biggest cities with the littlest of hearts and frail interest.
* If you're going to some place where people can't speak your tongue, you should've had even the slightest background of the place's dialect or language so that you can easily get help.
As you plan your travel, make sure that you are aware of the different travel warnings and not considering the places where Americans are not safe to go. You can also register to the US Embassy of the country where you're at just in case anything bad will happen, your country will know where to find you.
At the point of traveling alone in a stranger's place, it's advisable to stay safe. You can do the following:
* Apply the safety precautions that you have at home. Think of your new place as danger prone times two. But these precautions should not hinder your chances of enjoying your stay. Just avoid walking along dark and empty streets. As much as possible stash your money in places where thieves dare not search. Stay alert at
all times.
* If you're boarding a plane or crossing a boarder, never let yourself carry the items of others even if you know that person very well. You can't plead "not guilty" if inspectors have proven that what you're carrying are illegal drugs or explosives.
* Know about the important laws of the place you're going to. There are certain places where bribery is beginning to become a livelihood for some public
officials wherein, to literally go about safely around town, you have to give a bigger amount. In these places, your rights can be very thin.
* Pay attention to your luggage. Never let it out of your sight. There are scenarios that goes "one minute it's there, the other minute it's gone. In countries
where poverty is their main problem, it would help at least 10 families to live through cold nights with that luggage of yours.
* be very careful when riding trains and taxis. You can easily get lost most especially if the taxi driver doesn't get what you're saying. You'll just go around
in circles. Worst, it can cost you so much.
Point is: preparation and knowledge will keep you safe in all your journeys. You can go in a place where you'll really enjoy every moment that you're there and
in another where you'll curse all the way out. Tool is, as a student, you must always be aware of the safety first practices when traveling outside your place.
Monday, September 6, 2010
There is a big difference between traveling with an adult and traveling with children.
Even if you have toddlers or an infant with you, it is a special specification that adults accompanying their children must observe safety first when traveling. There are numerous ways to make traveling for you and your child safer. Here are seven:
1. Maintain seatbelts or restraints at all times. Naughtiness can become one reason for your child to get hurt and cause one to another. Your child can move all he want as long as his seatbelt or restraint are firmly attached to their bodies. Furthermore, turbulence can go without warning.
2. Keep your child's essentials inside your hand carry bag. You can survive every ounce of tantrums when you keep in your bag a handful of useful merchandise like diapers, food and medicine. If you have an infant, you can bring in two bottles of milk.
3. Position you child away from the aisle. It would be more appropriate to sit him in between two adults. If you don't like being seated along the aisle, for your
child's sake, sacrifice. Children love exploring and reaching out things. They can get hurt unknowingly when their little arms and hands get bumped by walking people or by the serving cart. You can also sit him at one corner beside the windows.
4. Bring toys. Make sure these are not deadly ones. Toys can serve as perfect modalities to catch your child's attention and refrain him or her from making
unnecessary noises and activities. Never bring toys that can hurt, easily break or is heavy. Electronic games can only be used while the plane is cruising.
5. Control your child. It is your responsibility to control your child's behavior while inside the plane. The flight attendant is never responsible for the supervision of your child. You don't pay them to become baby sitters. As much as possible, don't fall asleep during the flight. Children take this opportunity to wander around the plane and eventually get lost. You also have to be careful when walking around the plane with your child for he might reach hot cups of coffee or silverware.
6. Upon the deployment of oxygen masks, put yours first. Contrary to what most parents would think, it is much advisable to put an adult's mask first before their child. Why? for practical reasons. There would be a greater chance of saving both your lives than just your child's. If the adult puts the oxygen mask on their children first, it will take only few seconds for hypoxia to come over wherein episodes of confusion or passing out will happen. A child, especially smaller ones, will be of no help once you pass out. This is one very good reason why you must put on the mask first.
7. Always be prepared for the possibility of emergencies. Be aware of the procedures that can be appropriate for your child. First, ask the flight attendant if they have emergency equipments that are designed especially for children. Next, be familiar with the preflight briefing. Lastly, if your child has a condition that can be an issue, inform the attendant.
Generally, you have to plan ahead. Ask yourself what are the things that can help you and your child to be safe through hours of being suspended on air. It is your sole responsibility to take good care of your child by practicing these safety first tips when traveling.
1. Maintain seatbelts or restraints at all times. Naughtiness can become one reason for your child to get hurt and cause one to another. Your child can move all he want as long as his seatbelt or restraint are firmly attached to their bodies. Furthermore, turbulence can go without warning.
2. Keep your child's essentials inside your hand carry bag. You can survive every ounce of tantrums when you keep in your bag a handful of useful merchandise like diapers, food and medicine. If you have an infant, you can bring in two bottles of milk.
3. Position you child away from the aisle. It would be more appropriate to sit him in between two adults. If you don't like being seated along the aisle, for your
child's sake, sacrifice. Children love exploring and reaching out things. They can get hurt unknowingly when their little arms and hands get bumped by walking people or by the serving cart. You can also sit him at one corner beside the windows.
4. Bring toys. Make sure these are not deadly ones. Toys can serve as perfect modalities to catch your child's attention and refrain him or her from making
unnecessary noises and activities. Never bring toys that can hurt, easily break or is heavy. Electronic games can only be used while the plane is cruising.
5. Control your child. It is your responsibility to control your child's behavior while inside the plane. The flight attendant is never responsible for the supervision of your child. You don't pay them to become baby sitters. As much as possible, don't fall asleep during the flight. Children take this opportunity to wander around the plane and eventually get lost. You also have to be careful when walking around the plane with your child for he might reach hot cups of coffee or silverware.
6. Upon the deployment of oxygen masks, put yours first. Contrary to what most parents would think, it is much advisable to put an adult's mask first before their child. Why? for practical reasons. There would be a greater chance of saving both your lives than just your child's. If the adult puts the oxygen mask on their children first, it will take only few seconds for hypoxia to come over wherein episodes of confusion or passing out will happen. A child, especially smaller ones, will be of no help once you pass out. This is one very good reason why you must put on the mask first.
7. Always be prepared for the possibility of emergencies. Be aware of the procedures that can be appropriate for your child. First, ask the flight attendant if they have emergency equipments that are designed especially for children. Next, be familiar with the preflight briefing. Lastly, if your child has a condition that can be an issue, inform the attendant.
Generally, you have to plan ahead. Ask yourself what are the things that can help you and your child to be safe through hours of being suspended on air. It is your sole responsibility to take good care of your child by practicing these safety first tips when traveling.
Saturday, September 4, 2010
Traveling can be in different forms.
Traveling can be in different forms. Either on land, air or sea, it is always mandatory to be safe at all times. Although another kind of traveling is now
rampant and is continuously happening inside your own home. It's journeying through the internet streets.
Unlike traveling outdoors wherein you have to go through a lot of twists and turns and is quite exhausting, traveling indoors by means of your internet connection can be a breeze. Perhaps this is the first time you would encounter this kind of experience or if not, probably your kids or younger siblings, whoever it is, there are certain precautions and safety tips especially for first timers traveling
through the Internet.
Interacting with people via the Internet can be risky and dangerous. Indeed, a lot of Internet users, even experienced ones, get molested, abused or fooled just
by hanging out for about 15 minutes, talking to a stranger. Others can even get robbed because they were too honest and trustful of their identity that they
are giving it all out. If you are just new, you can pick up some ideas on how to avoid this kind of predicament.
The secret when dealing with strangers through the Internet and making sure that you are safe every step of the way is through proper communication and keen observation. How? Pay attention:
When someone asks you things that are quite personal, like information about your real name or address, be alert. Never give out something as important as your
home phone number, age, name of friends, and most especially, your family income. Not unless you know this person by heart, never spill out anything this valuable. You may put the lives of your family, friends and even yourself in danger.
If a certain company or a representative from a firm or agency tells you beautiful things on how to earn big, big bucks in just a couple of minutes or tells you that you can cultivate massive income in not less than a week, such an exaggeration can put you at risk.
It can spell out catastrophe. Never give into their sweet words, that in the end, will entice you to give out something as important as your credit card number.
This can turn out to be a scam and wipe out everything in your account. Before trusting anything, ask. Ask for the person's or the company's credibility, status
and standing in the business that is being related.
Passwords are keys to another world and opens something personal or top secret. Never give this out nor share it even with your closest friends.
If you have met someone through online chatting, you have to be sure of the person's identity and how far can he or she be trusted before meeting in person.
Hope this doesn't burst your bubble but there are syndicates roaming around the Internet waiting for their next victim so be very careful. If in doubt, you
can ask someone to accompany you or meet somewhere public.
Treat the person whom you are talking to with respect even if the person's not giving it back. Never try to send bad messages or use explicit or mean languages.
You have to be wary of strangers because not all have bad intentions. Others can be decent and are properly behaved.
Just to be sure, always apply safety first when traveling trough the Internet.
rampant and is continuously happening inside your own home. It's journeying through the internet streets.
Unlike traveling outdoors wherein you have to go through a lot of twists and turns and is quite exhausting, traveling indoors by means of your internet connection can be a breeze. Perhaps this is the first time you would encounter this kind of experience or if not, probably your kids or younger siblings, whoever it is, there are certain precautions and safety tips especially for first timers traveling
through the Internet.
Interacting with people via the Internet can be risky and dangerous. Indeed, a lot of Internet users, even experienced ones, get molested, abused or fooled justby hanging out for about 15 minutes, talking to a stranger. Others can even get robbed because they were too honest and trustful of their identity that they
are giving it all out. If you are just new, you can pick up some ideas on how to avoid this kind of predicament.
The secret when dealing with strangers through the Internet and making sure that you are safe every step of the way is through proper communication and keen observation. How? Pay attention:
When someone asks you things that are quite personal, like information about your real name or address, be alert. Never give out something as important as your
home phone number, age, name of friends, and most especially, your family income. Not unless you know this person by heart, never spill out anything this valuable. You may put the lives of your family, friends and even yourself in danger.
If a certain company or a representative from a firm or agency tells you beautiful things on how to earn big, big bucks in just a couple of minutes or tells you that you can cultivate massive income in not less than a week, such an exaggeration can put you at risk.
It can spell out catastrophe. Never give into their sweet words, that in the end, will entice you to give out something as important as your credit card number.
This can turn out to be a scam and wipe out everything in your account. Before trusting anything, ask. Ask for the person's or the company's credibility, status
and standing in the business that is being related.
Passwords are keys to another world and opens something personal or top secret. Never give this out nor share it even with your closest friends.
If you have met someone through online chatting, you have to be sure of the person's identity and how far can he or she be trusted before meeting in person.
Hope this doesn't burst your bubble but there are syndicates roaming around the Internet waiting for their next victim so be very careful. If in doubt, you
can ask someone to accompany you or meet somewhere public.
Treat the person whom you are talking to with respect even if the person's not giving it back. Never try to send bad messages or use explicit or mean languages.
You have to be wary of strangers because not all have bad intentions. Others can be decent and are properly behaved.
Just to be sure, always apply safety first when traveling trough the Internet.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Riding a taxi can generally be safe.
It's safer than journeying through the subway, at least. But, there are things, bad things that can happen when riding a foreign taxi. There have been reports of kidnapping by taxi drivers in which you have to be aware of. before
boarding any kind of vehicle, consider your safety first and then be alert of your surroundings when traveling especially when you're alone.
Tip # 1 - Locate a taxi stand.
If you just came out of the airport, you can easily find taxi stands around and near the area. It would be a bit similar to what you have in your country. You
just have to notice the congregating taxis under a sign that you can't read and that would probably be it. If unsure, ask a police person. In general terms,
only cabs that are authorized by the government to board passengers are the ones that can park under these stands. This also means that the taxi driver is licensed. Never let drivers that are aggressive to win you over. They might have another intention than bringing you to your destination.
Tip # 2 - Know something about the place where you're heading.
You should have even the slightest idea regarding your destination. If necessary, try to avoid shortcuts because this can confuse your memory and lead to another street that you are unfamiliar with. Notice If you're heading south and the taxi is going north, be determined to ask or otherwise make the cab stop for if not, juts jump out of your seat and ask for help.
Tip # 3 - Observe for cab similarities.
Look at the color of the taxi. Is it he same with others? Do they have certain similarities that can assure you of some firm evidence that the cab is really safe? You can never trust a taxi that seems different from the others because in some places, thieves use fake cabs to get your money or sometimes, more.
Tip # 4 - Keep your belongings close.
If you're traveling alone and your are carrying a really big and heavy luggage, sit beside it. Keep it very close to you. Otherwise if it's in the trunk, it will be very difficult for you to pull it out if in case anything bad happens.
Tip # 5 - Note phone numbers.
Taxi companies love advertising. That is why, legitimate taxis are the ones with plastered company numbers either on the trunk, doors and roofs. Never get into a taxi that doesn't have the company's phone number on its interior or exterior surface.
Tip # 6 - Sharing alert.
Sharing your cab with someone can minimize your consumption and impose some kind of safety within you. Although, you should try to say "No." if your taxi driver wanted someone to share with you no matter how peaceful the stranger looks - especially in foreign countries. You could end up being kidnapped because the peaceful-faced stranger is wearing a mask and is actually a monster.
Tip # 7 - Get a hold of the door handle.
Don't ride a taxi when the door handle inside it is malfunctioning or is broken. It would be very difficult for you to escape a predicament with a busted cab door.
If in case all of these tips fail, always have an emergency line where you can call local officials. It is always a remark to put safety first when traveling especially in foreign countries.
boarding any kind of vehicle, consider your safety first and then be alert of your surroundings when traveling especially when you're alone.
Tip # 1 - Locate a taxi stand.
If you just came out of the airport, you can easily find taxi stands around and near the area. It would be a bit similar to what you have in your country. You
just have to notice the congregating taxis under a sign that you can't read and that would probably be it. If unsure, ask a police person. In general terms,
only cabs that are authorized by the government to board passengers are the ones that can park under these stands. This also means that the taxi driver is licensed. Never let drivers that are aggressive to win you over. They might have another intention than bringing you to your destination.
Tip # 2 - Know something about the place where you're heading.
You should have even the slightest idea regarding your destination. If necessary, try to avoid shortcuts because this can confuse your memory and lead to another street that you are unfamiliar with. Notice If you're heading south and the taxi is going north, be determined to ask or otherwise make the cab stop for if not, juts jump out of your seat and ask for help.
Tip # 3 - Observe for cab similarities.
Look at the color of the taxi. Is it he same with others? Do they have certain similarities that can assure you of some firm evidence that the cab is really safe? You can never trust a taxi that seems different from the others because in some places, thieves use fake cabs to get your money or sometimes, more.
Tip # 4 - Keep your belongings close.
If you're traveling alone and your are carrying a really big and heavy luggage, sit beside it. Keep it very close to you. Otherwise if it's in the trunk, it will be very difficult for you to pull it out if in case anything bad happens.
Tip # 5 - Note phone numbers.
Taxi companies love advertising. That is why, legitimate taxis are the ones with plastered company numbers either on the trunk, doors and roofs. Never get into a taxi that doesn't have the company's phone number on its interior or exterior surface.
Tip # 6 - Sharing alert.
Sharing your cab with someone can minimize your consumption and impose some kind of safety within you. Although, you should try to say "No." if your taxi driver wanted someone to share with you no matter how peaceful the stranger looks - especially in foreign countries. You could end up being kidnapped because the peaceful-faced stranger is wearing a mask and is actually a monster.
Tip # 7 - Get a hold of the door handle.
Don't ride a taxi when the door handle inside it is malfunctioning or is broken. It would be very difficult for you to escape a predicament with a busted cab door.
If in case all of these tips fail, always have an emergency line where you can call local officials. It is always a remark to put safety first when traveling especially in foreign countries.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
When traveling abroad, it is very important to know some safety tips.
However, the country of destination plays a significant role in ensuring the safety of travelers, specifically the area where you're planning to visit. Safety first when traveling abroad is always the priority of travelers.
If you're a frequent traveler, perhaps you're already familiar with some safety tips. To start it off, never wander alone even on the streets. It would help a lot if you have a companion whenever you tour the place.
Try to avoid visiting unfamiliar places alone. As always, you must not attract the attention of
unscrupulous individuals and you should always stay in a place where there are a lot of people. If you're staying at the hotel, their personnel can advice you in the best places that you can visit, as well as the places that you should avoid.
Other travelers keep their money and valuables in the hotel safe. It is not advisable to bring a huge amount of cash when traveling because you will be a 'hot' sight for criminals. But there are travelers, who prefer to carry huge money with them so that in case there are muggers, they can get away safely since they satisfied the needs of the muggers.
Here are still some helpful safety tips that you can use when traveling abroad:
1. Always carry your wallet with you. You don't have to expose it so that other people can see but just keep it in your pocket. If you encounter a mugger who ask for your wallet, don't hesitate to give your wallet. Just think of it this way - your wallet will
save your life. Don't wait until the mugger exercise violence.
2. As mentioned earlier, you need to bring your wallet. However, you have to make sure that you don't leave personal details in it like address, contact numbers, and other essential information. If you want to get back at the mugger or robbers, you can leave false details. You can bring as much as $50 and a credit card for your personal use. You see, you're
never too sure when an accident will happen. Just incase your wallet is robbed, you can cancel the credit card as soon as possible.
3. Keep your cellular phone. This stuff is valuable and so don't go displaying it on the streets. You will be more prone to snatchers and robbers when they see an expensive mobile phone in your hands.
4. If possible, don't carry stuff like laptops even if you're on a business trip. You can just keep the necessary files in the memory of your USB flash disk.
You can just use the hardware of the company that you're going to visit.
5. As much as possible, have your stuff insured such as the phone, wallet, Mp3 players, and other important things.
These devious individuals are often encountered by travelers. 90% of all the traveler's offences comprise robbery or mugging. These individuals will often run away with your wallet and other valuables especially if they see a couple of dollars. Besides, your life is far more important than your wallet and valuables, right? You can still earn that money as long as you're
safe and sound.
If you're a frequent traveler, perhaps you're already familiar with some safety tips. To start it off, never wander alone even on the streets. It would help a lot if you have a companion whenever you tour the place.
Try to avoid visiting unfamiliar places alone. As always, you must not attract the attention of
unscrupulous individuals and you should always stay in a place where there are a lot of people. If you're staying at the hotel, their personnel can advice you in the best places that you can visit, as well as the places that you should avoid.Other travelers keep their money and valuables in the hotel safe. It is not advisable to bring a huge amount of cash when traveling because you will be a 'hot' sight for criminals. But there are travelers, who prefer to carry huge money with them so that in case there are muggers, they can get away safely since they satisfied the needs of the muggers.
Here are still some helpful safety tips that you can use when traveling abroad:
1. Always carry your wallet with you. You don't have to expose it so that other people can see but just keep it in your pocket. If you encounter a mugger who ask for your wallet, don't hesitate to give your wallet. Just think of it this way - your wallet will
save your life. Don't wait until the mugger exercise violence.
2. As mentioned earlier, you need to bring your wallet. However, you have to make sure that you don't leave personal details in it like address, contact numbers, and other essential information. If you want to get back at the mugger or robbers, you can leave false details. You can bring as much as $50 and a credit card for your personal use. You see, you're
never too sure when an accident will happen. Just incase your wallet is robbed, you can cancel the credit card as soon as possible.
3. Keep your cellular phone. This stuff is valuable and so don't go displaying it on the streets. You will be more prone to snatchers and robbers when they see an expensive mobile phone in your hands.
4. If possible, don't carry stuff like laptops even if you're on a business trip. You can just keep the necessary files in the memory of your USB flash disk.
You can just use the hardware of the company that you're going to visit.
5. As much as possible, have your stuff insured such as the phone, wallet, Mp3 players, and other important things.
These devious individuals are often encountered by travelers. 90% of all the traveler's offences comprise robbery or mugging. These individuals will often run away with your wallet and other valuables especially if they see a couple of dollars. Besides, your life is far more important than your wallet and valuables, right? You can still earn that money as long as you're
safe and sound.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Traveling to places that you are not familiar with can be quite scary.
And, to heighten your anxiety, there are many instances where incidents happen, such as robbery, murder and even rape. In most cases, tourists are always the target because they basically don't know how to act and prepare in such a strange place. If you plan on traveling to other parts of the world and really enjoy your trip, then you have to remember that safety should always be first when traveling.
So, here are some tips that can help you enjoy your trip more and also increase your safety.
The first is that you should never list your home address in your luggage tag. If you are on business,
try using the company's address and if you are visiting friends in the area, you can try putting your address instead. Also, in order to avoid letting people know where you live, try covering the luggage tags.
The second thing that you should do is that you should always stay with your luggage whenever it is checked.
You have to consider the fact that most robberies happen during this time. If you get tired and you need
to put the bag down on the floor to let your arms and hands rest, always step on the handle of the bag.
A small lock on the zipper also helps prevent robbery. In fact, even a small lock that can be easily pried
open will discourage thieves from even thinking about robbing from you.
It is very important that you should always carry important documents and papers with you, such as your
passport, driver's license and everything that you cannot afford to lose while traveling. Never leave
these things in your luggage that needs to be checked in. And, if you can, photocopy your important documents.
When traveling, always bring a handy flashlight. You'll never really know when you will suddenly be in
a situation where you will need a flashlight. During the night, even in the hotel, always keep your
flashlight beside you whenever you get some sleep.
If you need to take medications, always remember that it should be labeled accurately and it should be
filled properly. Always ask your doctor to provide you with prescription as well as a document stating that
you need to take the medicines. You have to remember that there are certain prescription drugs that are
prohibited by some countries.
When you travel, you should never draw any attention from other people. This means that you shouldn't wear
anything shiny, such as gold jewelry, expensive watches, rings and other things that projects affluence. And, if you can, try leaving your jewelry at home, especially if you are not really going to use it when traveling.
Never accept drinks from someone you don't know, especially women. And, always keep your eye on your
drink at all times. You have to remember that in some countries, certain women are raped and murdered
because of drinking drugged beverages.
If you need to get local currency, never ever deal with exchangers that don't seem reputable. Try asking
the hotel staff or the information desk on the hotel on where to find a reputable money changer shop.
These are some of the tips that you should remember when traveling. Always remember that when traveling,
safety first should always be on top of your priorities.
So, here are some tips that can help you enjoy your trip more and also increase your safety.
The first is that you should never list your home address in your luggage tag. If you are on business,try using the company's address and if you are visiting friends in the area, you can try putting your address instead. Also, in order to avoid letting people know where you live, try covering the luggage tags.
The second thing that you should do is that you should always stay with your luggage whenever it is checked.
You have to consider the fact that most robberies happen during this time. If you get tired and you need
to put the bag down on the floor to let your arms and hands rest, always step on the handle of the bag.
A small lock on the zipper also helps prevent robbery. In fact, even a small lock that can be easily pried
open will discourage thieves from even thinking about robbing from you.
It is very important that you should always carry important documents and papers with you, such as your
passport, driver's license and everything that you cannot afford to lose while traveling. Never leave
these things in your luggage that needs to be checked in. And, if you can, photocopy your important documents.
When traveling, always bring a handy flashlight. You'll never really know when you will suddenly be in
a situation where you will need a flashlight. During the night, even in the hotel, always keep your
flashlight beside you whenever you get some sleep.
If you need to take medications, always remember that it should be labeled accurately and it should be
filled properly. Always ask your doctor to provide you with prescription as well as a document stating that
you need to take the medicines. You have to remember that there are certain prescription drugs that are
prohibited by some countries.
When you travel, you should never draw any attention from other people. This means that you shouldn't wear
anything shiny, such as gold jewelry, expensive watches, rings and other things that projects affluence. And, if you can, try leaving your jewelry at home, especially if you are not really going to use it when traveling.
Never accept drinks from someone you don't know, especially women. And, always keep your eye on your
drink at all times. You have to remember that in some countries, certain women are raped and murdered
because of drinking drugged beverages.
If you need to get local currency, never ever deal with exchangers that don't seem reputable. Try asking
the hotel staff or the information desk on the hotel on where to find a reputable money changer shop.
These are some of the tips that you should remember when traveling. Always remember that when traveling,
safety first should always be on top of your priorities.
You can find a lot of safety tips online and in offline resources .
Traveling is among the most common activities of people, whether it is for pleasure or
for business. Frequent travelers are no longer ignorant to these safety tips because they make use of them whenever they are on a foreign place. If you want to make the most of your trip, safety first when traveling is of utmost importance.
Here are some of the things that you can do to ensure your safety:
1. When traveling, it's but natural for you to carry luggage. If you need to place luggage tags, just put your email address and never indicate there your name, phone number, and home address.
2. Air traveling is already part when going abroad or to a far place. You can see in the news that there are terrorists who sometimes highjack planes. One effective shield that you can use against an attacker (if there is trouble on the plane) is the seat straps. You have to use all your strength in ramming the strap on the attacker's face. This move will cut off the attacker's vision and once this happens, you can kick that individual in the groin or in any other sensitive body part. Knock that person until unconscious.
3. Don't forget to bring a handy flashlight and batteries. You can use it if there is no light or you can even use it against an attacker when needed.
4. Don't forget to carry wallets. If you want, you can take two wallets with you. One wallet can contain some non-important items and a few cash while the other wallet should contain your important IDs, insurance cards, cash, and emergency contacts. Keep the wallets in separate places. For instance, the insignificant wallet can be placed in your pant's back pocket and
the important wallet should be in your coat's front pocket.
5. When eating in foreign restaurants, you must acquaint yourself with the place's layout. Take note of the front and exit doors.
6. Charge your mobile phone at the hotel. When you leave, bring it with you and other gadgets that can be easily carried. You can even use these gadgets in case of emergencies.
7. Never travel alone. Through there are some travelers who do this every time they travel, you
shouldn't take the chance. Who knows, perhaps they are just lucky but you'll never know what's going to happen in the next few hours. Always be prepared. Remember that devious individuals are just waiting to see a helpless traveler, alone and so vulnerable.
8. You must be mentally alert at all times. Observe the people around you, how they move or look at you. Somehow, you will feel uneasy if something's going to happen.
9. Before you travel to a foreign place, it would be best to make a hotel reservation. That way, you don't have to ask for directions in trying to locate a certain hotel.
10. Don't travel with so many luggage unless when needed. Try to wear comfortable clothes and don't wear something that might attract the attention of bad people. Be simple as you are. For women, avoid wearing high-heeled shoes when traveling.
These are just ten safety measures that you can follow every time you travel abroad or even locally. If you follow them, you can ensure your safety.
for business. Frequent travelers are no longer ignorant to these safety tips because they make use of them whenever they are on a foreign place. If you want to make the most of your trip, safety first when traveling is of utmost importance.
Here are some of the things that you can do to ensure your safety:
1. When traveling, it's but natural for you to carry luggage. If you need to place luggage tags, just put your email address and never indicate there your name, phone number, and home address.
2. Air traveling is already part when going abroad or to a far place. You can see in the news that there are terrorists who sometimes highjack planes. One effective shield that you can use against an attacker (if there is trouble on the plane) is the seat straps. You have to use all your strength in ramming the strap on the attacker's face. This move will cut off the attacker's vision and once this happens, you can kick that individual in the groin or in any other sensitive body part. Knock that person until unconscious.3. Don't forget to bring a handy flashlight and batteries. You can use it if there is no light or you can even use it against an attacker when needed.
4. Don't forget to carry wallets. If you want, you can take two wallets with you. One wallet can contain some non-important items and a few cash while the other wallet should contain your important IDs, insurance cards, cash, and emergency contacts. Keep the wallets in separate places. For instance, the insignificant wallet can be placed in your pant's back pocket and
the important wallet should be in your coat's front pocket.
5. When eating in foreign restaurants, you must acquaint yourself with the place's layout. Take note of the front and exit doors.
6. Charge your mobile phone at the hotel. When you leave, bring it with you and other gadgets that can be easily carried. You can even use these gadgets in case of emergencies.
7. Never travel alone. Through there are some travelers who do this every time they travel, you
shouldn't take the chance. Who knows, perhaps they are just lucky but you'll never know what's going to happen in the next few hours. Always be prepared. Remember that devious individuals are just waiting to see a helpless traveler, alone and so vulnerable.
8. You must be mentally alert at all times. Observe the people around you, how they move or look at you. Somehow, you will feel uneasy if something's going to happen.
9. Before you travel to a foreign place, it would be best to make a hotel reservation. That way, you don't have to ask for directions in trying to locate a certain hotel.
10. Don't travel with so many luggage unless when needed. Try to wear comfortable clothes and don't wear something that might attract the attention of bad people. Be simple as you are. For women, avoid wearing high-heeled shoes when traveling.
These are just ten safety measures that you can follow every time you travel abroad or even locally. If you follow them, you can ensure your safety.
Generally, there area lot of women travelers who get stuck in being confused on what to do when traveling alone.
Women, being more of the vulnerable type, would think that it can be quite scary embarking through stranger's land where everyone knows that you are a new comer. Women, don't fret. Here are some tips to guide you make it through safe traveling. With these safety first advices for traveling women, you can ease out your concerns.
Advice number 1 - Always consider what to wear.
Your attire can accurately tell who you are and what lies beneath that bag of yours. Every place is different but nothing beats simplicity. if you are going in East side countries wherein most places are still "developing", it is not wise to wear signature clothes or branded shoes. This will not only make some kind of commotion but also attract the eyes of prowling thieves. In addition, other countries are reprimanding the wearing of revealing clothes. How do you go about this? Dress simply. Dress what locals will dress. If necessary, buy clothes that you often
see them wear.
Advice number 2 - Stay away from suspicious strangers.
Remember, you are in a foreign country wherein people can't even understand a single word you're saying. That is why, it is better to stay away from suspicious looking people. Give yourself the benefit of the doubt.
There is a perception that because women are weaker than men in terms of muscle strength, they are more vulnerable to get mobbed helplessly. You can choose to stay in parts of the town where it is considered safe but then again you will be defeating the main reason why you're traveling. You'll miss all the fun of being a traveler. Or you could do the following:
* Be watchful of the people around you. Call it paranoia but better safe than sorry. Stay alert especially in crowded areas because some thieves would prefer to do their thing amongst a number of people.
* Take the jewelries off. It is not advisable to strut your way through the busy streets of a foreign place showing off your most priced jewelry. It's like saying, "Come and get me."
* Carry a light and if necessary, a weapon for protection. A heavy flashlight can be can be very
useful when you came home late or you're passing through a dark alley.
* Hide it under your undies. Yes, it can be quite uncomfortable but it would be one of the safest places to stash your money. If you're wearing shoes, you can hide it underneath or inside your socks or stockings.
Advice number 3 - Bring your medicines.
If traveling makes you sick, better have something to prevent occurrences to happen. If you have asthma, hypertension or any kind of illness that can strike you anywhere, always have a solution to it - bring your prescribed medicines. Never reach a point where you have to stop everything or be rerouted just to get you to the nearest hospital.
Equipped with these advices, you'll be safer and be much more confident. You can feel more relaxed to go on a journey. Always be aware of your surroundings and pay attention to odd people. Following these safety
first advices when traveling through different lands, as a woman, can get you home in one piece safe and sound.
Advice number 1 - Always consider what to wear.
Your attire can accurately tell who you are and what lies beneath that bag of yours. Every place is different but nothing beats simplicity. if you are going in East side countries wherein most places are still "developing", it is not wise to wear signature clothes or branded shoes. This will not only make some kind of commotion but also attract the eyes of prowling thieves. In addition, other countries are reprimanding the wearing of revealing clothes. How do you go about this? Dress simply. Dress what locals will dress. If necessary, buy clothes that you oftensee them wear.
Advice number 2 - Stay away from suspicious strangers.
Remember, you are in a foreign country wherein people can't even understand a single word you're saying. That is why, it is better to stay away from suspicious looking people. Give yourself the benefit of the doubt.
There is a perception that because women are weaker than men in terms of muscle strength, they are more vulnerable to get mobbed helplessly. You can choose to stay in parts of the town where it is considered safe but then again you will be defeating the main reason why you're traveling. You'll miss all the fun of being a traveler. Or you could do the following:
* Be watchful of the people around you. Call it paranoia but better safe than sorry. Stay alert especially in crowded areas because some thieves would prefer to do their thing amongst a number of people.
* Take the jewelries off. It is not advisable to strut your way through the busy streets of a foreign place showing off your most priced jewelry. It's like saying, "Come and get me."
* Carry a light and if necessary, a weapon for protection. A heavy flashlight can be can be very
useful when you came home late or you're passing through a dark alley.
* Hide it under your undies. Yes, it can be quite uncomfortable but it would be one of the safest places to stash your money. If you're wearing shoes, you can hide it underneath or inside your socks or stockings.
Advice number 3 - Bring your medicines.
If traveling makes you sick, better have something to prevent occurrences to happen. If you have asthma, hypertension or any kind of illness that can strike you anywhere, always have a solution to it - bring your prescribed medicines. Never reach a point where you have to stop everything or be rerouted just to get you to the nearest hospital.
Equipped with these advices, you'll be safer and be much more confident. You can feel more relaxed to go on a journey. Always be aware of your surroundings and pay attention to odd people. Following these safety
first advices when traveling through different lands, as a woman, can get you home in one piece safe and sound.
It is always a great experience to go to different counties.
It is always a great experience to go to differentcounties. You will be able to experience different
cultures, and you will also have the chance to take a
look at some of the most beautiful sights in the
world. However, you should always remember that you
always have to think that safety first when traveling
should be your top priority.
Wherever you plan on going, it is important to
remember that your and your traveling companion's
safety should always be first. Besides, if an incident
would occur, it will definitely make the rest of the
holiday miserable.
Planning holidays or travels is not just about
planning which places you should visit, but it is also
about being prepared for things that may occur. So,
here are some travel safety tips that you should
always keep in your mind in order for you to have a
more enjoyable and safer vacation.
Transportation is the first thing that you should plan
ahead on. You need to remember that even when you are
still in your own country, airports and bus stationsare notorious for pickpockets and robberies. Always
remember that you should always keep your important
travel items with you at all times.
Have your luggage clearly marked in order to avoid
letting someone take it by accident thinking that it's
his or her luggage. Also, instead of using cheap
luggage, always go for quality pieces and well-known
and reputable brands. By doing so, you will never
worry about your luggage breaking or suddenly
springing open in the middle of the airport terminal.
When you arrive in your destination country, always
ask which taxis are safe to ride in. You can check
this with a police officer or from the information
desk at the airport. Also, never share taxis with
stranger. And, when it comes to public transportation,
avoid it late at night, especially if you are not sure
where you are going.
Also, although backpackers will recommend hitchhiking,
you should avoid doing this as much as possible.
Whenever you are checking in to hotels, make sure that
the hotel you checked-in is located in a good area.
Always take not of the emergency exits and never open
your hotel room door to any strangers and never invite
people you just have met in your hotel room. Also, use
the hotel room door lock and chain during the night.
Clothing is another thing that you should plan on to
have a safe trip. The key to traveling safety is by
never looking like a tourist. Always mix with the
public in terms of style. Never ever wear any
expensive accessories, such as gold necklaces,
expensive watches, rings, and other affluent items.
Never put anything that you can afford to lose in your
pockets or purse. If you can, try buying a small bag
that you can wear close to your body. A small bag the
size of a wallet that can be worn as a necklace is a
great idea. A belt bag can also provide you with
security amd peace of mind.
Avoid using cash at all times. As much as possible,
always use your credit card. And, when it is time for
you to pay, never leave your eyes on your credit card.
Accompany the waiter to the cashier when paying with a
credit card to make sure that your card doesn't get
swiped with a credit card copier.
Remember these things and you can be sure that you
will have a lot of fun on your travels. By keeping
safety on your first priority when traveling, you can
be sure that you and your travel companions will have
a great time during your vacation or your holiday
wherever it may be.
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