Your safety
Tips to get ready for Foreign Trip
Your safety
Speaking of personal safety, while you should have already done your research to learn more about safety and security issues in your region of choice, you should also come up with an emergency exit plan. This can be following the procedures of your volunteer-sending organization (most reputable programs will have them) as well as your home countrys embassy (again, a good reason to register with them) or simply developing your own exit strategy. Also, check to see if emergency services are covered by your health or travel insurance (read this article by Peter Greenberg for more information on travel insurance). Whatever the case, be clear on what to do should you run into trouble abroad.
Find out the international exchange rate by searching for currency converters online
Make sure you buy your ticket under the exact name that appears on your ID
Research the local atmosphere customs and manners
Your most important safety decision will be choosing safe accommodations
Select your seats ASAP
Stow your bag near your seat
Always ask museum staff for tips
Bring a travel first aid kit
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