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Smart International Travel Tip #6
Stay away from stray animals.
In many destinations, you may come across a number of stray cats and dogs. While it may be tempting to approach the animal to feed or pat it, many stray animals carry diseases that can easily be transferred to humans. Even if an animal doesn't carry any diseases, being bitten or scratched can be painful and inconvenient. Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
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Smart International Travel Tip #5
Write down emergency numbers. Find the emergency hotlines for the country or city you're visiting as well as all the contact information for the nearest U.S. Embassy. In addition to saving the numbers to your phone, you should write them on a piece of paper and keep it with you at all times in case you need to use a payphone or borrow someone else's phone. Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
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Smart International Travel Tip #4
Give your itinerary to a friend. At least one person back home should know where you plan to be on each day of your trip. Even if your plans aren't solidified, provide a friend with as detailed of an itinerary for your trip as possible. Check in with them every day or two to let them know you're safe, and inform them if your plans change. This way, in case of an emergency, at least one person back home will know your whereabouts and can alert the authorities if you go missing.                Â
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Smart International Travel Tip #3
Always travel with someone else.
Traveling with family or friends can make the experience more fun and exciting, but it can also be beneficial for safety reasons. You should always be accompanied by at least one other person on your trip, even if you're just heading to the bathroom or down the street to get some food. The other people in your group will be able to help if you're hurt or if you have any other emergency.
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Smart International Travel Tip #2
Research before you leave.
You'll probably do plenty of research before your trip on where to stay, what sights to see, and what food to try. In addition to looking up attractions, take some time to research what neighborhoods to avoid, what hospitals are located near your destination, and what the safety ratings are for your hotel. Research the most common crimes in the area, especially if you're visiting a city, so you can stay aware and avoid falling victim to a crime. Be sure to take the right currency. Currency Exchange Information
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Be discreet with your currency. When traveling make use of money belts and other discreet currency holders (e.g., hidden pocket), and use a separate wallet for your cash and cards – if the worst happens to one, you still have the other. Be sure to take the right currency. Money Exchange Information