10 Do's and Don'ts of Traveling Abroad
Traveling abroad can be one of the best times
of your life, or one of the worst times of your life depending on what you do
while overseas. Join us today as we give you 10 Do's and Don'ts of Traveling
Abroad!
1. DO Photocopy Your Passport
Carrying around a copy of your passport (the page with your pjot
and other important information) is a must when traveling abroad, just in case
your passport is damaged or lost.
2. DON'T Pay For Lodging By Wire Transfer Or
Cash
Always pay via a credit card for stats abroad, no matter what type
of discount you are offered. You don't want to end up without a paper trail and
stuck without a place to stay thousands of miles from home.
3. DO Use Your Room Safe
Leaving valuable out in the open is a terrible idea. Whenever you
leave your room be sure to use your room's safe, but don't forget the passcode!
4. DON'T Let Your Phone Roam
Nothing is worse than returning home to see a cell phone bill that
is astronomical. Be sure to either contact your provider for an overseas plan
or only use it via WiFi.
5. DO Try New Foods
Don't be one of those travelers who is scared to eat new things.
Try something new!
6. DON'T Talk Politics
Not every country is a free country, and not every society is
tolerant of free speech. Have fun but keep politics out of your discussions
while on vacation.
7. DO Check Out The Culture
Your interests may not lie in seeing art works and performances
I'm languages you can't understand, but experiencing culture in a foreign land
is incredibly eye opening and a fun experience.
8. DON'T Spend Too Much Time In Your Room
You may be jet lagged, you may be homesick, but sitting around
won't help any of it. Get out there and have fun!
9. DO Pack Layers
Weather can change quickly when you're exploring new lands, and
finding properly fitting clothing when in foreign countries may he harder than
you expect.
10. DON'T Do Drugs
Don't bring them with you, don't accept them from friends or
family or strangers, don't even talk about them. Many foreign countries are
extremely strict when it comes to drugs and you could find yourself in big big
trouble.