Tips For Travelers Part 1

If traveling with children, carry a color photo with the face of them, lest they be lost in an airport or a crowded mall.

No trip ever without a small flashlight, not occupy much space and can be carried easily. It has helped me in various circumstances throughout the world.

Be sure to remove your valuables from the car and take them to the hotel, the cars are not safe, travel light and leave the family jewels at home. Pay attention if your hotel's parking lot security guard there.

When traveling by plane, your luggage will be examined by X-rays, which can damage, among others, the camera rolls. To protect them can carry them or put them in a bag with lead shielding.

Pull all the clothes you would like to take a trip, then choose the MID to put on the bags. Probably still has enough clothes and less weight to carry!

With the arrival of the holiday, markedly increases the number of passengers at airports, so that sometimes airlines limit the weight / volume of the luggage

Precious space for the legs. If you are tall like me and appreciates the leg room, before sitting remove all magazines, catalogs, booklets security, etc.. back of the seat pocket in front of yours and place it in the overhead compartments for luggage. You can reach profitable to more than 2 cm of precious extra space for your legs.

During the holiday season everyone is in a hurry. Get the idea that traffic is more congested than usual and allow 30 extra minutes to arrive anywhere. Be particularly proactive on their way to the airport, train terminal, and so on. .

Do not even think whistling in an Arab country, no matter how out of admiration, awe or any other cause. Traditionally, the whistle is considered a manifestation of witchcraft and the middle of doing a spell or spell.

I often travel alone and have found that carrying a cell phone can be very useful, even if not enabled. As I walk alone sometimes "speak" for the cell, which makes me feel safer. I have the impression that this way people are more likely to be addressed and not leave me alone.