Passports, visas, and any other documents required by the country you plan on visiting should be kept together and kept securely in your hotel safe deposit box. Passport requirements for air travel are drastically changing, and these changes are effective on a regular basis. Read more for what is changing and government resources regarding passports.
Wear a helmet if you'll be riding a motorcycle. Try to avoid driving at night or in unfamiliar areas without local help and directions. Wear a medical information bracelet if needed.
Try to avoid eating salads, fresh vegetables and fruits unless you peel them yourself, as well as unpasteurized dairy products. Avoid traveling alone if you can. Single rooms are always more expensive per person than a double room.
Consider staying in a hostel to trim your lodging costs. Although previously only an option for young travelers and backpackers, today hostels welcome everyone. Consider buying a mobile phone. It will give you greater confidence in an emergency.
Carry one set of car keys with you, and leave another set at the office that your co-workers can e-mail the numbers to you in a pinch. Also make multiple photocopies of your passport and leave one at home and another back in your hotel room in case something should happen to the original while you're out and about. Carry as little cash as possible, relying instead on travelers' checks and credit cards . Travelers' checks are great because they can easily be replaced if lost or stolen, and customer service is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Car trips can and should be a pleasant time for you and your child. This is an excellent time for pleasant conversation and for teaching your child acceptable and appropriate behaviour in the car.
Car seats may be useful on the plane for active toddlers. They are required in rental cars for many children under 4, regardless of a child's weight. Carry 1 or 2 soft, stuffed toys that your baby will learn to associate with quiet travel. It may help to have special quiet riding toys that are played with only in the car.
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