Travelling Solo

Have you traveled alone in foreigner country? I really want to give it a try.

Travelling is about learning something out of the books. Do you know if you travel alone, you could actually learn a lot? I know, there are a lot of things we should take care of.

Instead of people taking care of you, you need to take care of yourself! Documents, passports, hotel check-ins and more! but imagine, for once, travelling alone..

You will definitely learn more about your self and what you can do. You can actually learn the place more than you are travelling with flocks! you see,

1) you'll be taking more interest in something it's not related to the place you're visiting!

2) you have no space of speaking the native language to find new foreigner friends!

3) MOST IMPORTANTLY, you can do exactly what you want to do, all the time!

TRY IT. whatever it is, safety does comes first, okay! :)

Tips to reduce the threat

• Drive with your car door locked and be alert to your surroundings.

• Always leave a space between your car and the vehicle in front. Be aware of vehicles traveling too close behind you. If you are bumped from behind, pull over in a well-lit area when there are other people. Wind your window down and try not to leave your car. Don't drive off unless you are in extreme danger.

• Never leave the keys in the ignition when leaving your car, even for a second.
  

• If threatened, hand over the keys. Do nothing to anger the attackers.

Traveling Tips

Ok. Exam's over! Holiday trips shows up!
Now i have plenty traveling tips to share!

Packing tips: How to fit everything in a suitcase.

• eliminate as much as you can (obviously)
• roll up your clothes instead of folding, rolled up they take far less space and stack way better.
• every layer of clothes you put in, compress down and then start the next layer.
  

Traveling: Let it be a stress free vacation.

• made some plans on what you wanted to do.
• just relax & be spontaneous.
  
• Do whatever makes you feel good at that moment.
  
• LIVE IN THE MOMENT.

Others:

• Travel Insurance.
• Photocopies of important documents.
• Familiarise with the local laws and customs of your destination countries.
• Deal with authorised money changers.
• Beware of counterfeit money.
• Identifying your luggages among other similar designs.
• Do not pack valuables in check-in luggage.
• Make sure that your passport is valid
• Be ready to answer questions at the immigration counter.
• Be aware of what is happening around you.
• Avoid being a target of crime.
• Special Deals? Be caution!
• Never help unknown parties to carry things out of the country.
• Beware of well-dressed people who happen to be around.
• Your local embassy.

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