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travel: holiday safety How to stay safe on holiday but still have fun |
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Continued from page 1 Driving - if you intend to drive on holiday always check the licence requirements of the area. Don't assume you can drive just because you can drive here - never drink and drive. Some countries have a more relaxed attitude towards drink driving but many don't. Another glass of wine simply isn't worth a month in a foreign prison. - always carry with you your driving licence and any relevant forms - be prepared for on the spot fines for minor traffic violations - always keep your passport and tickets in a safe place. - be careful where you carry your money and credit cards. If possible use a money belt or an inside pocket. Remember tourists are easy targets for pickpockets – don't carry all your money, credit cards and travelers cheques on your person. If you get robbed you could be left with nothing. Use the hotel safe to keep an emergency supply - always use banks or reputable foreign exchange dealers to change money during your holiday The Final Thought Although you should always take care wherever you travel to in the world, remember you are on holiday - so relax and enjoy yourself. As long as you use common sense and don't take any undue risks, all your holiday memories will be wonderful ones. | ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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