"Safe travel guide for you
and your family"
It is almost a certainty that it is when you
are traveling or on vacation that things will go wrong. These
things can often ruin a vacation and leave a bad taste in the
mouth for a particular location; they can even be expensive! Or
worse still, a situation that sees you locking yourself in your
hotel room, afraid to go out, or even spending time at the local
Police station.
Always use common sense if
you want to travel safely, whether shopping in a local village
or spending time on the beach, do not put yourself in a position
where you could either be in danger or taken advantage of.
Whatever it is you are doing or
wherever you are, when you get that feeling that something doesn't
feel right, that is your instinct; learn to listen to it. If you
are heading out on the town to discover new bars or taking photos
at the local fish market, do you really need to carry your passport,
traveler's checks, extra cash, credit cards and plane tickets?
Just take what you need for the time you will be away and place
anything that is valuable in the hotel safe. One easy thing to
do to protect your money is not carry all of it around at once
or leave it in just one location where a thief can steal everything
you have quite easily.

A follow on to this tip is to carry
two separate credit cards instead of two from a joint account
as this adds an extra security measure should one be stolen; this
travel safely tip means this way you are not without a credit
card. Many resorts are renowned for bag and camera snatching which
is not so easy to do if they are over your head and shoulder.
If you are the person carrying the camera or bag, then walk away
fro the edge of the road where it is easy for motorcycle thieves
to grab something and make a quick getaway. We have all read about
the different scams that people have fallen for and the truth
is people continue to fall for them because the scammers are professionals
and they're good at it.
We can become complacent believing
it will not happen or we are cleverer than them but this is how
they make their living and in many cases the way that they feed
their family every day. For instance, when carrying small bags
(rucksacks for example), it is not a difficult job to place a
small combination lock on it to put thieves off; remember they
are always looking for the easy victim! A good way to prevent
your keys from being stolen or more likely lost, is to buy a small
shackle that climbers use and while you cannot lock these it is
possible to secure them to belts for example.
One of the biggest problems is with wallets as
the vast majority of men carry them in a back pocket and this
is an easy target for any criminal so try varying your normal
routine and place it in a front pocket or similar. Generally speaking
there is no reason why you shouldn't have a great vacation if
you just remember to travel safely, listen to your instincts and
act using your common sense.
Take a look at this travel guide!
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