Unsuspecting tourists can easily become the target of thieves and scams. By being aware of how to avoid this deception, you can keep your vacation from “getting stolen”. Oftentimes thieves work in groups and unfortunately will use children, pregnant women, or women holding babies as a distraction. They may come across as the “friendly local”… Continue Reading
Monthly Archive: January 2017
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If you are planning a trip outside the United States, check the expiration date of your passport. Many countries will deny entry if your passport will be expiring within three to six months after your return date. Be sure to allow at least six weeks (or more during busy travel times) for your renewal or… Continue Reading
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Here is your final checklist of what to bring on your trip – from important documents and identification to what to pack in your carry-on and checked baggage. Travel Documents, ID’s, and Contact Information Carry these with you, preferably in a money belt for safekeeping. Photocopy all documents (passport, driver’s license, credit cards, etc.). Pack… Continue Reading
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When renting a vehicle, you can protect yourself from financial losses by knowing what to plan for. To begin with, there is the question of insurance. Chances are, nothing will happen to your rental vehicle, but if it does, you want to make sure you are covered. Even a flat tire may cost you—like the… Continue Reading
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