Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Travel isn’t a health hazard — usually
A few common sense rules can keep you out of harm’s way during your travels. It may be as simple as looking both ways before you cross the street or putting your valuables in the hotel safe if one is provided. In a new article on Bing Travel, Pauline Frommer outlines additional ways to keep yourself safe while away from home. Using resources like the U.S. State Department’s Web site (or similar sites from other countries) and reading the news about your destination can alert you to common safety concerns. Wearing a money belt can protect you against pickpockets, while hiring a reputable local guide may prevent you from wandering into unsafe neighborhoods. What resources do you use...
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