Top Travel Tips #9

Be sure to leave your itinerary with friends or relatives. This way they can contact you if there’s an emergency back home and it’s always good for someone to know where you are. These documents can be found in the Travel Resource Center on the Travel Center. And finally… www.RealDealTravelGroup.com

Top Travel Tips #7

. Be aware of other country’s customs and laws. You don’t want to be caught spitting out your chewing gum in Singapore: it’s a criminal offense. (To be sure, check the State Department’s Traveler Advisories on the Travel Center at: www.RealDealTravelGroup.com

Travel Safety Tip #3

Always leave copies of your itinerary, passport data page & visas (where applicable) with family or friends back home, so that SOMEONE can contact you in case of emergency.

Bon Voyage!

Mike

Travel Safety Tip #2

This is easily overlooked:
• If you are traveling to an unusually exotic destinations, or countries with a history of unrest, be sure to check the US State Department web site for updates, warnings, or advisories.

Travel Safety Tip #1

TRAVEL SAFETY TIPS
• Whenever leaving the USA for a trip, proof of citizenship is required to be in your possession. For those areas requiring passports, make sure you have a SIGNED, valid passport (and visa if necessary), which will extend at least 6 months past your scheduled return date. This would cover you in the unlikely event you would need to be hospitalized or to cover other emergency situations that could possibly occur during your trip. Caribbean and some other destinations close to home require only a birth certificate along with a photo ID for adults (just the birth certificate for minors). Always ASK your booking agent about requirements. If you are taking children who are either unrelated or who have a different last name than your, you may also be required to have a letter from a Parent or Guardian (or other parent in some cases) to take minors outside the USA. The final responsibility lies with the TRAVELER to make sure all documentation for foreign travel is in order!

International Travel Tip #10

If you are in a situation where someone starts shooting a gun, drop to the floor or get down as low as possible and don’t move until you are sure the danger has passed. If possible, shield yourself behind or under a solid object.

Air/Auto/Hotel Reservations #5

Be aware of Hemisphere Travel emergency service telephone number (International / domestic) This will help you with questions concerning your ticket or itinerary changes. The number is printed on all itineraries. Calling the airline directly can cause confusion and be costly.