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Tiny's tips for staying safe abroad


Personal Safety

  • Let someone know your travel plans and keep them informed if any plans.
  • Keep possessions safe, leaving your valuables and any spare cash in a hotel safe or other secure place.
  • Check your guidebook, or with your local hotel, for warnings on local scams or unsafe.
Financial safety
  • Make a note of your credit card issuer’s emergency contact numbers and keep the information separate from your cards.
  • Only take credit cards abroad with you that you intend to use, and make sure the rest are stored securely at home.
  • When abroad carry only the minimum amount of cash that you need for the day.
  • If you use your credit card abroad, keep all the receipts and be sure to check them against your statement when you return home.
  • Make sure you know the driving laws and licence requirements specific to the country you are in and be aware that many countries issue on-the-spot fines for traffic offences.
  • Make sure that you’re insured for your trip with adequate cover.
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