| Most airports will tell you that their equipment won’t
harm your film but contrary to this, the TSA states that the equipment will
harm your film – so don’t take the risk. Consider developing
your film while on holiday – or have your baggage manually inspected.
Digital photos stored on compact flash cards and similar are not affected
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The weather will partly dictate when/where you decide to travel and
what to pack. Friends of mine recently returned from a holiday at the
beach resort of Nusa Dua, Bali. They envisaged themselves tanning in
the sun, and relaxing by the pool. Problem was they set off in January
which is at the height of the rainy season. As a consequence, they
spent much of their time in a hotel room watching in-house movies. |
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| Perhaps the most important document for any international
traveler is a Passport. An identification document permitting entry to another
country - as well as your own. If you don’t have a passport, make
it priority to get one. A routine service passport application will take
approximately six weeks to process. An expedited service, while costing
more will take just 2 weeks. |
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Travel Guidebooks are an invaluable source of information. Even if the
size of each book is enough to put you off your research, they can be a
great reference guide while traveling. But how do they stack up to one
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Your good health is paramount while traveling and taking simple precautions can drastically reduce your chances of falling ill.
Health Insurance
An insurance package that covers your health, possessions and cancellations is imperative.
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In the travelers eye the world has suddenly become a far more dangerous
place after September 11th and the recent bombings in London - and only
rightly so as two of world’s tourist havens were literally thrown into
disarray. The threat of terrorism is something that we face every day -
whether traveling or not - but it shouldn't stop us from traveling.
While terrorism is a threat to travelers, it is a very minor one. In
fact you are more likely to be killed by a champagne bottle cork or
struck by lightening than be killed in a terrorist attack. While the
risks are exceptionally low, the threat of terrorism should not be
ignored completely. Before setting off, always check the travel section
at the Bureau of Consular Affairs at http://travel.state.gov/ . This
very useful website provides up to the minute travel warnings,
announcements and tips for traveling safe. |
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