Tourists Urged to Recalibrate Safety Skills Abroad
A travel safety advisory stresses reestablishing caution when touring foreign locales. Jeanne Salvatore of the Mane Information Institute urges awareness as travel opens new experiences and hazards. Mike Mitchell cites choosing front pockets after a Italy trip to thwart pickpockets.
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Jeanne Salvatore
Mane Information Institute
New Yorkty
Mike Mitchell
Okaloosa Island
Fla
Ginny
Italy
Mitchell
Travel Safety 101 for trips abroad and luggage tips
Travel experts urge precautions before departure. Donna Reyher stresses passport and card copies, two credit cards, and strong luggage locks. Allan Stearns warns of crime in turmoil regions, recommends staying in tourist areas, keeping valuables secured, and replacing lost documents only at a U S embassy or consulate.
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Mitchell
Donna Reyher
Niceville
Fla
Hong Kong
Reyher
Bangkok
Thailand
Allan Stearns
Travel World
Fort Walton Beach
England
Northern Ireland
London
Stearns
U.S
Germany
United States
Common sense travel safety tips from Florida sheriffs
Freedom News Service presents practical safety guidance for travelers to Florida and beyond. Senior Patrol Officer Jim Walden of the Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office urges avoiding visible valuables, splitting cash and cards, keeping copies of account data, and staying alert for shoulder surfers. Also advice for home safety includes making the residence look occupied, arranging neighbor checks, and not leaving routine phone messages.
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Jim Walden
Okaloosa County
Fla
Florda
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