Tips travelling overseas checklist to make your journey easy.

No matter for what purpose travelling are becoming a trend and more crucial this day in order to suit our life activity. People who are involved in business, tourism, management are more likely to travel to many places around the world. But for those who experience, they might feel conscious and fear when they want to travel to a certain uncommon place.

To overcome it you might follow some tips so that it will help you to ease your journey. As for your safety and precaution but sometimes it could go wrong due to careless and definitely it can be avoided. Here is some information for you to prevent any problems during your trip.

General.

1. Passport, visas and all your personal documents are the most important thing to take care. Make sure you own a passport and all sorts of your valid personal document are kept in a safe place. Check your passport regularly and passport which will expire within 6 months encouraged renewed.
2. If you bring along a bag and luggage make sure to keep an eye on your bags and luggage throughout the tour, particularly at the airport or on the tour bus.
3. When taking on the baggage conveyor, wait for your luggage at the baggage exit to avoid mistaken or stolen luggage.
4. Check your luggage to make sure it is in the best condition. If open or not as the original, make sure that there are no impurities in the baggage or seek the leaders or authorities at the airport.
5. You should always have your name tag or business card or leaders cards or your hotel business card. This is because in the back of your name tag stated the emergency number that you can call as the phone number of leaders, guides, representative of your agency use in these countries and of course your embassy countries.
6. Always bring and keep a copy of your passport, identity card and ATM card / credit card in a safe place (in baggage / hand luggage) that can be consulted in the event that the goods are lost or stolen.
7. Do not bring cash money but preferred use a credit card or traveler's checks.
8. Use the push-bag or money belt to keep your valuables when out visits or shopping.
9. Consider bringing one more wallet just filled a little cash as bait. This way can be effective if robbed.
10. Do not ride arbitrary vehicles, use buses or taxis instead or official taxi if you want to out after the schedule time. Get more information about public transport there from your tourist guide, the head of delegation or the hotel.

HOTEL.

1. If you do not know where to go and need to see a map, do not highlight your conversation but try to find a place that less people like cafes or phone booths.
2. Wear normal clothes while relaxing and not too dissimilar from the locals dressed in bright color flower pattern on the neck accompanied by a DSLR camera.
3. Be careful if you notice someone watching your movements.
4. Avoid wearing jewelry or show off that can make a thief / thieves do not have to think twice about robbing you.
5. Try customizing yourself with your surroundings and avoid the attitude as a tourist.

ALWAYS REMEMBER.

1. Get some advice and information from the leaders or tourist guides or from the internet about the security level of the area that you want to visit by yourself, especially at night.
2. Avoid walking alone and walking in a quiet area, preferably accompany by friends.
3. If you have been robbed, try to avoid from fighting because your life is more valuable.
4. Keep away from fights, demonstrations or riot immediate area.

WHERE WOULD LIKE TO GET HELP.

1. Tour leaders or guides.

2. Agencies that manage your tourism.

3. Your country embassy.

4. Ministry of Foreign Affairs

5. Local authorities.