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Travel “Advisories” for Overseas Adventurers
When traveling on an overseas mission trip there are a few things you
may want to remember. The following list are some of the basic rules to keep in mind.
- Before leaving home, be sure your camera works.
- Go to bed a little earlier (or later) each night for about a week before you leave. This will help your body adjust to the new time zone.
- Eat a good, nutritious meal the day of your flight.
- Put address labels inside all of your luggage.
- Educate yourself about the country you are visiting. Learn as much as you can about the culture, language, and belief’s .
- Protect your passport at all times. Keep it, along with your tickets and picture I.D., readily accessible at all times.
- Check to see if there any immunizations recommended for your destination.
- Do not let airport personnel or local residents carry your luggage unless you are prepared to tip them.
- Never leave your luggage unattended or touch an unattended bag.
- Be considerate of fellow travelers on your flight and flight personnel.
- Do not carry any sharp or pointed items in your carry on luggage. Put in your checked bags instead.
- Drink lots of water on your flight to avoid swelling and dehydration.
- Expect the unexpected. Remain open-minded. Be flexible. Have fun!
- Record your journey. Keep a journal. Label pictures so you can remember what they are.
- Don’t over pack.
- Don’t go to sleep until bedtime once you arrive.
- Pray often!
- When on the plane, keep those items you will need on the flight in a separate bag and close to you. Keep unneeded items in overhead bin and out of your way. 19. Ask your credit card company how to report the loss of your card when abroad. 20. Make copies of all documents and leave one copy with family and keep one yourself. 21. Stick together. Do not go off alone. 22. Don’t draw attention to yourself or the group. (ex. behavior, voices, clothing, etc…) 23. Avoid wearing expensive jewelry, watches, and clothing.
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